Jamie Lee Curtis brings 'Halloween Kills' to Venice fest.

Jamie Lee Curtis brings 'Halloween Kills' to Venice fest.
Jamie Lee Curtis, buoyantly upbeat, was honored at the Venice Film Festival Wednesday with a premiere screening of “Halloween Kills” and presented with an honorary Golden Lion for career achievement.
Curtis, the daughter of ‘50s-era Hollywood royalty Janet Leigh (“Psycho”) and Tony Curtis (“Some Like It Hot”), was 18 when she made her film debut in the now-classic “Halloween.” As teenage babysitter Laurie Strode she alone survived a massacre by knife-wielding masked sociopath Michael Myers.
“I have played the same character for 43 years,” Curtis, 62, noted.
“I think that’s unprecedented.”
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“Halloween” is one of a trio of film Curtis cited as career favorites.
The others are the cult comedy “A Fish Called Wanda” and James Cameron’s action comedy “True Lives.”

She amended that to add a fourth: “Trading Places, the Eddie Murphy comedy that changed her career, freeing her from being limited to a horror scream queen.