Kimberly Bailey

Kimberly Bailey’s filmography isn’t exactly your run-of-the-mill Hollywood highlight reel, but man, she’s been right there in the thick of some wild cinematic adventures. If you’ve ever gotten misty-eyed over a talking pig (come on, admit it), you’ve probably got “Babe” burned somewhere in your memory. That film? A total charmer. Bailey had her fingerprints all over it, helping turn a simple barnyard tale into something people still gush about decades later. That’s not nothing. Jump ahead a few years and suddenly the world’s gone bananas—literally—with “Rise of the Planet of the Apes.” This flick wasn’t just some random reboot; it was a full-on, brainy sci-fi ride with apes outsmarting humans and flipping the whole “who’s really in charge here?” script. Bailey’s involvement in that? Pretty crucial. The movie’s got heart and spectacle, and it doesn’t just rely on fancy effects—there’s real feeling in those CGI eyes, and that doesn’t happen by accident. And then, boom, we’re in the mayhem-soaked universe of “Zack Snyder’s Justice League.” Superheroes everywhere, drama dialed up to eleven, and a fanbase that could probably take over a small country if they felt like it. Bailey helped make sense out of all that chaos, gluing together epic storylines and making sure the whole thing didn’t just collapse under its own weight. So yeah, her résumé’s a bit of a wild ride—family-friendly classics, blockbuster action, and plenty of movie magic behind the curtain.