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Chaim 2022-07-08 23:27:37
One touch I can see things
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Kevin Durand
Kevin Durand (Kevin Durand), born on January 14, 1974 in Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada, is a Canadian film and television actor.
In 1999, due to starring in his personal screen debut " Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me ", he made his official debut in the entertainment industry; in 2004, starred in the movie " Walking Tall " with Dwayne Douglas Johnson and others ; in 2006, starred with Ben Affleck and others Movie " Smokin' Aces "; 2007, starred in the movie " 3:10 to Yuma "; 2009, starred with Hugh Jackman and others in the movie " X-Men Origins: Wolverine "
[1]
; 2010, with Russell Crowe and others Starred in the movie " Robin Hood "
[2]
; in 2011, starred in the movie " Real Steel "
[3]
; in 2012, starred in the movie "Resident Evil 5"
[4] with Milla Anderson Jovovich and others
; in 2013, starred in the movie " The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones "
[5]
.
Early Experience
Kevin Durand was born in Sand Bay, Ontario , Canada on January 14, 1974. He attended St. Ignatius High School. He was exposed to drama when he was fifteen. His first performance was in the high school drama hall. In 1994, Kevin Durand enrolled in the Department of Drama at the University of Windsor, but he eventually dropped out of school and moved to Toronto to work in local theatre.
Performing Experience
In the early stage of his acting career, Kevin Durand has performed in many works, including Tree in " Mystery, Alaska ", Booth in " Walking Tall ", Red, the leader of the speeding party in " Wild Hogs ", and " Smokin' Aces " Jeeves Tremor, a psychiatric neo-Nazi party member in China, was just a few cuts and didn't have much time to play.
In 2004, Kevin Durand starred in the science fiction suspense TV series " Lost ", in which he played Martin Keamy, a cruel mercenary leader
.
In 2007, Kevin Durand co-starred in the movie " 3:10 to Yuma " with Russell Crowe and Christian Charles Philip Bale as Tucker. Duran got more part in the film
. In the same year, Duran also starred in " Otis E. ".
In 2009, Duran and Hugh Jackman co-starred in the sci-fi film " X-Men Origins: Wolverine " based on comics , in which he played "Blob" in a subversive image
.
In 2010, Kevin Durand played "Little John", Robin Hood's right-hand man, in the epic film " Robin Hood " directed by Ridley Scott
. In the same year, he played the villain angel in the fantasy movie " Legion "
.
In 2011, he starred in the sci-fi movie " I Am Number Four ", as the commander of the Mogadore star, responsible for hunting down the number four and others on the earth
. In the same year, he once again collaborated with Hugh Jackman to play a role as a promoter of the robotic boxing industry in the sci-fi movie " Real Steel " directed by Shawn Levy
.
In 2012, Duran worked with Milla Anderson Jovovich , Li Bingbing and others to play Barry Bolton in the film " Resident Evil: Retribution " directed by Paul Anderson
.
In 2014, Duran starred in FX Network's vampire-themed TV series " The Strain " (The Strain), playing the role of Vasiliy Fet
. In the same year, he also co-starred in the movie " Noah " with Russell Crowe, Em and others
.
Extended Reading
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