Hilary Duff
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Hilary Duff Biography
Hilary Duff first made a name for herself on the enormously
successful Disney Channel/ABC Kids show Lizzie McGuire, which she
parlayed into careers as a pop singer and film actress. Like most
overnight successes, Duff paid her dues for a few years before her big
break. Appearances in the 1997 women's Western True Women, 1998's
Casper (as the Friendly Ghost's human friend Wendy), and 1999's The
Soul Collector paved the way for her best-known role. Lizzie McGuire,
which chronicled the ups and downs of junior high schooler Lizzie's
life with live-action and animated clips, debuted in 2001 and very
quickly became a huge hit with the preteen set. Aside from the show's
unique format, one of the main reasons for its success was Duff
herself. As Lizzie, she was pretty, funny, and smart, but not
intimidatingly so; she had two best friends, Gordo and Miranda, so she
wasn't super-popular or an outcast; and she was confident enough to do
her own thing, but still vulnerable enough to have crushes on
unattainable boys.
At the same time Lizzie was taking off, Duff also appeared in the indie
film Human Nature, reflecting her continuing big-screen aspirations.
Lizzie McGuire mania continued through 2002, and Duff began her first
steps toward her singing career with the song Santa Claus Lane, which
appeared on the soundtrack to The Santa Clause 2, as well as her own
Christmas album, also named Santa Claus Lane. That year, production
ended on Lizzie McGuire, freeing up Duff to pursue other opportunities.
Episodes of the show continued to run into 2003, but by that time Duff
had begun to move on, appearing in the teen spy movie Agent Cody Banks
and playing Lizzie one last time in The Lizzie McGuire Movie, where
funnily enough, she goes to Italy and is mistaken for a teen pop star.
The soundtrack to the movie also featured several songs by Duff,
including the singles Why Not and I Can't Wait, which were both
successes in their own right; the soundtrack went platinum in summer
2003.
Around that time, Metamorphosis, Duff's bona fide debut as a singer,
was released. The album had a hipper and more eclectic sound than any
of the material she had been given previously, and helped establish her
as a personality outside of her Lizzie McGuire fame. The album charted
number two on the Billboard 200 on the week of its release, and its
single So Yesterday topped the pop singles chart earlier that summer.
Duff's omnipresence in 2003 continued with appearances at that year's
MTV Video Music Awards and the Nickelodeon Kids Choice Awards, where
she accepted Lizzie McGuire's trophy for Favorite TV Show. She also
appeared in that year's film Cheaper by the Dozen and embarked on a
tour that fall.
2004 was just as busy for Duff. She appeared in movies like A
Cinderella Story, Agent Cody Banks, and Raise Your Voice, and also
released her self-titled second album, which exchanged the neutral
fluffiness of Metamorphosis for an anthemic rock-pop style consistent
with efforts from Ashlee Simpson and Avril Lavigne. The record
continued to shape Duff's public persona, which was a continually
evolving dynamo of branding, image, and teenage ambition. Released on
September 28th (her 17th birthday), Hilary Duff eventually peaked at
number two on both the Billboard 200 and the Top Internet Albums
charts, and helped Hilary net Most Searched by Kids and Teens on AOL
honors and more Nickelodeon Kids Choice Awards. Publicity for the album
continued into 2005. That June, The Perfect Man debuted; in a bit of
genius casting, it featured Heather Locklear as Duff's unlucky-in-love
mother.
In July, Duff started preparing for the August release of Most Wanted.
The collection included three new songs -- including the single Wake
Up, written by Benji and Joel Madden from Good Charlotte -- as well as
remixed versions of past Hilary hits like So Yesterday and Come
Clean. There was also the Most Wanted tour, which stretched into
September, ending just in time for her 18th birthday. By this point,
the Hilary Duff promotion machine was in overdrive: her website offered
a pay-as-you-go mobile phone branded with her name and bundled with
Hilary-themed ringtones and wallpapers. During 2006, Duff worked on the
films War Inc. and Material Girls, and also found time to work on her
fourth album, Dignity, which was inspired in part by her breakup with
Joel Madden. Dignity was released in spring 2007. ~ Heather Phares, All
Music Guide
Written by Heather Phares