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Gary Oldman

◆ Name: Gary Oldman

Gary Oldman

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Gary Oldman

◆ Date of birth: March 21, 1958

◆ Country: United States/USA

◆ Biography: British actor, grew up in a blue-collar family, was once dropped out of school, and later entered an acting school. In 1981, he began to participate in movies and stage plays...

◆ Works Chronology: Batman Begins (2005) Harry Potter and The Prisoner of Azkaban Azkaban (2004) Hannibal (2001) The Contender (2000) Lost In Space (1998) Air Force One (1997) The Fifth Element (1997) Leon (1994) True Romance (1993) Dracula (1992) The Shocking Assassination of JFK (1991)

Hollywood's best rebel star——Gary Oldman Gary Oldman

This guy has an evil aura in his bones and has a pair of lips that look like a carp spirit in the underwater dragon palace in "Journey to the West". He plays all kinds of villains with a naturally evil look. Laizhen has everything he needs to capture: from the arrogant and surly police chief to the sinister and bloodthirsty Dracula, from the cunning JFK killer to the extraordinary hijacker of Air Force One. These distinctive characters rely on Gary Oldman's outstanding acting skills. Becoming a dazzling highlight in those films, his edge even outshines those of the protagonists. No wonder Hollywood editors call Gary Oldman's performance the part they are most reluctant to cut.

In "The Killer Isn't Cool", Gary Oldman plays a police chief, Stanley. He is probably the most asshole policeman on the screen. This chief not only borrows his position He also has all kinds of amazing hobbies and strange abilities that ordinary people cannot understand. For example, he can smell the smell of heroin on people like a dog, and he will take a few sedative pills before going on a killing spree. And then there are some visually shocking preparatory movements. There is a scene in the film when Stanley is about to kill Matida, played by Natalie Portman, in the toilet. Stanley performs a series of strange behaviors - taking medicine, twisting his neck, and washing his face. \After blowing her nose, she kept preaching and frightened Matida who was hiding in the corner. In this wonderful scene, Stanley said something that I will never forget - "People always "Only when you are dying do you feel that life is precious." I guess Matida feels the same way. Fortunately, our lovely Matida did not go to see his brother at that time, because the brave LEON rushed to the police station in time and rescued him. Matida. What I need not to mention here is that the heinous Stanley also likes Beethoven's music very much. Every time before he kills someone, he will play a piece of Beethoven's symphony to refresh his mind so that he can "work" More pleasure and efficiency. This reminds me of ALEX in "A Clockwork Orange". This equally heinous long-nosed gangster loves Beethoven's music as much as Stanley. He will rape women with his accomplices in Beethoven's symphonies. These two The most impressive bastards on the screen have found the same language at this moment. I wonder if Grandpa Beethoven, who has always made it his mission to highlight the brilliance of humanity in his works, is alive and knows that his works serve these two... If the bastards like it, they will probably make them angry to death again. In the film, when LEON and Matida were preparing to fight Stanley to the death, Stanley asked his men to send people to support him, and his men asked him how many people he needed, so A wonderful moment happened: Stanley turned to the camera and shouted "EVERY ONE" word for word. At this moment, Gary Oldman's wonderful grasp of the character's crazy psychology and unparalleled facial expressions were expressed to the fullest. I think That was simply more worthy of applause than William Wallace's "FREEDOM" before his execution.

In Coppola's "400 Years of Blood", Gary Oldman plays a general in the Cold War Era who becomes a bloodthirsty but devoted lover after losing his beloved wife. Dracula, who lives in a gloomy bunker, sucks blood to vent his hatred of God caused by the injustice of God losing his beloved wife. Dracula drags a long red robe and matches the terror of the pink folds. His face and hoarse, deep voice came and went silently in the gloomy bunker, making people truly feel the presence of the King of Vampires everywhere. It’s just that this Dracula, who deserves to be learned by all lovers, was horrified because he wanted to endanger the world in the end. Dr. Pugins was killed, what a pity!

And in "Air Force One", Gary Oldman played a hero who bravely resisted the hegemony of the United States (of course, he was said to be a terrorist in the film, For some reason, Hollywood’s standards of judgment are the same as those of President Bush). Mr. Oldman walked out of the American prison in the exciting Internationale (?), and then disappeared under the arrangement of the director. I entered Air Force One and prepared to kill President Harrison Ford in order to make people in the third world angry. I was about to succeed, but President Ford made a big comeback. The reason is because Mr. President is not an idle person. The Vietnam War honed his extraordinary skills and the luck brought by the director's help. In short, it is a pity that my respected wise and wise Mr. Oldman did not complete his sacred mission, and the result was... It was a tragic death, so sad!

Gary Oldman is said to be an alcoholic and a spousal abuser, so he is so naturally good at playing bad guys, but no matter what , I still like this talented madman very much, because he has enough passion and enough hysteria to play evil roles. Many Hollywood movies are more exciting precisely because of his existence, and are more worthy of our careful taste and appreciation!

The anti-narcotics police officer in "Leon the Killer", the bald man in "The Fifth Element", the hijacker in "Air Force One", and the charming vampire (surprise) 400 years of love).

His villainy is so bad that it makes your teeth itch, but at the same time, it also makes me obsessed with him. His eyes, his demeanor, his beard, and his tone cannot be described simply by the word cool. The bad guys he plays never skimp on his neurosis: just like in The Killer LEON, he fires four guns to kill people for a suit, takes drugs crazily, plays classical music while killing, and sweats and shouts nervously. The bad guys he plays never skimp on his eloquence and wisdom: just like in Air Force One, he arrogantly and jokingly claimed: I have controlled the president, his Air Force One, his family, and his Baseball cap, you see he was sitting there elegantly just now, with his hands clasped and talking. In the blink of an eye, he put a gun to the president's chin again, forcing Harrison Ford, the old screen hero who has always been calm in times of danger. Embarrassed. The bad guys he plays never skimp on his cruelty: just like in LEON, he led a group of people and fired more than 300 shots in 12 minutes, washing out an apartment with blood. The bad guy he played was not stingy with his gentleness and grace: still in LEON, his suit really matched him, and when he picked up the little girl and put her on the sink, he asked her gently: Are you such a When a little girl does something with a gun, his expression is like a gentle elementary school teacher. The bad guy he played didn't even hesitate to poke fun at himself: the moment before he was blown up by LEON, he seemed to have only said "Fk", looking casual, and it was not a pity to die. This guy played a bad guy so realistically that his performance became a textbook for villains. The characteristics of these villains were later imitated again and again. For example, Tony Leung in The Dark Flower always brought a square towel to wipe his sweat, with a gloomy expression, His arrogant behavior, messy beard, and crazy rampage may seem familiar to you. Another example is Zhang Yaoyang in Bewitched Boy. He listens to Beethoven when he kills people, and when he throws people downstairs, he is so energetic and crazy that you can't help but laugh. If we say these imitations are too inferior and a bit mean, they can never be compared with GARY's original version. You know, he has been nurtured and forged by so many stage plays. British actors do have profound skills. In reality, he is also a fool. Once he saw a piece of news: When he was filming a scene with another British actor TIM ROTH, the two guys went out to throw bottles at each other because it was not fun. As a result, a glass bottle exploded on his head and he was stitched up. 14 stitches! What should I say about such a person?

Biography:

Birthplace: New Cross (South London), England

Marriage: Married three times to Lesley Manville, Uma Thurman, Donya Fiorentino (now)< /p>

Children: 2 Alfie (and Lesley), Gulliver Flynn (and Donya)

Gary Oldman was born on March 21, 1958 in New Cross, England, as Leonard Gary Oldman.

When he was 7 years old, his father left the family, so he was raised by his mother and two sisters. From then on, he rarely saw his father until a few years ago, when his father died of alcoholism and other illnesses.

Gary dropped out of school at the age of 16 and started working, selling sports equipment. During this time, he began to read and study literature, and planned to play the piano. Soon he met Roger Williams, a drama teacher who introduced Gary to acting. After making several unknown films, Gary returned to the stage until 1986, when he returned to acting in films. This time he plays Sid Vicious, a punk rock youth, and the title is "Sid and Nancy." Critics talked nonsense about it, but Gary established himself in the film competition. Some critics even claimed that Gary was not suitable for this role, but he is SidVicious.

In 1991, Gary's role once again attracted the attention of society. In the movie JFK he played Lee Harvey Osvaldo. Another historic figure, another unforgettable performance.

In 1992, he played one of the most important roles of his life, playing Count Dracula in Bram Dracula directed by Francis Ford Capola. Although the film received mixed reviews, there is no doubt that Gary's performance is outstanding. He gave the character an irritable and lustful character that no previous player in this role had achieved.

Gary has been married twice, his first time was to Lesley Manville, and his second time was to actress Uma Thurman in 1990. Both marriages were short-lived, lasting only a year or two. He has a son, Alfie, from his first marriage.

In the film Eternal Love, he developed a good relationship with Isabella Rossellini. (He once again played a historical figure, the composer Beethoven)

In 1997 he married for the third time, an American photographer, the same year their child Gulliver Flynn Oldman was born.

During the height of his success, Gary struggled with one thing: an alcohol problem he inherited from his father. The incident torturously forced him to seek treatment, which proved to be the right thing to do, as he appeared to have recovered from the incident. Although he suffered in his personal life, it never affected his performance.

According to Isabella Rossellini, "Most of the roles he plays are dark, but on the contrary, Gary Oldman is a lovable, funny guy." Not only Rossellini said that most of the casting directors who worked with him thought he was a nice guy besides acting.