David Strathairn

David Strathairn

  • Born: 1949-1-26
  • Birthplace: United States, California
  • Height: 5' 11½" (1.82 m)
  • Profession: actor
  • Nationality: America
  • Graduate School: Williams University
  • Representative Works: Good night and good luck
  • Strezern, born in San Francisco on January 26, 1949 , is an American actor.
    Representative works include "Brothers from Alien Planet", " Matewan ", " Make a magnificent appearance ", " Born Winner ", " Sneakers ", " The River Wild ", " Losing Isaiah ", " Twisted ", "Blue Big Car" ", " Freedomland ", "Crisis Dense", etc.

    Performing Experience

    The years at Williams University opened the door to performance for him. There he met John Sayles who studied psychology but loves the stage. After graduating from college, Strezern went to visit relatives in Florida. However, his grandfather passed away and Strezern, who was unaccompanied in the local area, had to play a clown and follow a circus for half a year. The two like-minded people collaborated for the first time in 1978. Although the production cost of this film was only 40,000 US dollars, it inspired the later classic films of the same type as " The Big Chill " and " Four Graduates ". After graduating from university, Strezern went to visit relatives in Florida. Entering the 21st century, he has filmed "Twisted", " Blue Car ", "Freedomland", "Dangerous" and other films successively .
    After his experience, he played supporting roles in a series of movies, including " Zhen Nan " in 1983 and "My Brother and My Brother" in 1988. At the same time, Strezern continued to work with Sells, starring in Sells's "Brothers from Alien Planet", " Matewan " and "Make a magnificent appearance". In the 1990s, Strezern, who returned to New York State, finally got some opportunities to play important roles in blockbuster films. In addition to the ""And "The Fish of Passion", Strezern has shown his talents in "Born to Win", "Sneakers", "The River Wild" and " Losing Isaiah ". In 1997, Strezern's performance made a big breakthrough. He played a senior pimp with a mustache in the critically acclaimed " LA Confidential ". In 1999, Strezern and Sells collaborated again in "Jungle Hell". This time he played a fisherman with a bumpy life. This became their most successful collaboration so far.
    In 2006, the Screen Actors Guild Awards nominations were announced   , and David Strathairn nominated the Screen Actors Guild Awards for Best Actor with "Good Night, Good Luck" 
    In 2019, starring in the movie "Jade Faced Demon"   .
    Extended Reading
    • Eloy 2022-04-10 08:01:01

      The Notorious Bettie Page: Silly and Naive

      http://qfmeng.blog.com/10280.html/

      Posted: 30th January 2012 by mqf.mqf in Film
      Tags: 2005, Biography, Film Critic, Dew Point
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      The Notorious Bettie Page (2005)

      This is a movie that has been downloaded for almost half a year movie, almost forgot about it. Watching this movie is mainly to see the...

    • General 2022-04-10 08:01:01

      The earliest "queen"?

      In the evening, I watched the biopic "The Notorious Bettie Page" of Bettie Page, which may be the earliest S/M queen in the United States.

      Bettie looks like countless ordinary rebellious women from orthodox Catholic families in the United States after the war, with beautiful appearance and a...

    • Payton 2022-04-11 09:01:08

      Mainly black and white tones

    • Chase 2022-04-10 08:01:01

      The heroine was so pretty in those days

    The Notorious Bettie Page quotes

    • [Bettie reacts angrily when John sings a ribald song during a bondage photo shoot]

      John Willie: What's the matter, Bettie?

      [John pulls the gag from Bettie's mouth]

      Bettie Page: It's your language, Mr. Willie.

      John Willie: Oh, it's just an old army ditty to help keep our spirits up while fighting the beastly Hun. Do you approve?

      Bettie Page: I believe in Jesus.

    • [for her photo shoot, Bettie is tied up wearing slinky lingerie]

      John Willie: Do you mind if I ask you a question, Bettie? What do you think Jesus would think about what you're doing now?

      Bettie Page: Well, Mr. Willie, I've thought about this quite a lot and I'm not really sure if I know anymore. I think God has given us some kind of talent and he wants us to use it. That's why he gives it to us.