Tuesday, February 12, 2019

Actor Michael Fassbender Career


Michael Fassbender Career 

Michael Fassbender was born in Heidelberg as the son of a German and an Irish. When he was two, the family moved to Killarney in Ireland, where they opened a restaurant. Fassbender, who still speaks fluent German, learned the drama primarily at the renowned Drama Center London.

However, he first attracted attention as a performer in the US when he took over in 2001 a supporting role in the co-produced by Steven Spielberg World War II miniseries "Band of Brothers". After further appearances in series and in the music video "Blind Pilots" of the British band The Cooper Temple Clause Fassbender worked in 2003 on a ten-part radio drama version of "Dracula". In the following years, he was drawn to the theater again and again, where he was not only allowed to play the Irish national hero Michael Collins, but also co-initiated a stage version of Quentin Tarantino's "Reservoir Dogs". In 2006, Fassbender finally got a role in a hit film: In Zack Snyder's graphic novel adaptation "300" Fassbender ventured on the side of Gerard Butler in the battle of Thermopylae.

 In the same year he also played a more romantic part in François Ozon's controversial film "Angel A life as in a dream". 

Breakthrough after the hunger strike


2008 was to be the year of Michael Fassbender. To authentically embody hunger-stricken IRA captive Bobby Sands in Steve McQueen's indie drama Hunger, Fassbender went through a strict diet. The reward was the award for Best Actor at the British Independent Film Awards. Fassbender also showed an affinity for the extreme with his participation in the hard horror film "Eden Lake", which opened the German Fantasy Filmfest 2008.Hi have few most famous and best movies in his life.

Fassbender also made a strong impression a year later in Quentin Tarantino's acclaimed Nazi grotesque "Inglourious Basterds". On the side of stars like Brad Pitt Fassbender mimed the British officer Archie Hicox.

The film premiered in Cannes, as did Andrea Arnold's social drama "Fish Tank," in which Fassbender was seen as the elusive new boyfriend of main character Mia's mother (Katie Jarvis).

Flops without negative consequences


After his successful year, Michael Fassbender first had to digest some failures in 2010. Neither the neo-western trash spectacle "Jonah Hex" with Josh Brolin and Megan Fox nor Neil Marshall's Roman "Centurion" slaughter could bring in their money at the box office. In 2011, things are looking rosier again. The Brontë remake "Jane Eyre" received rave reviews, as did Fassbender, who slipped into the complex figure of Mr. Rochester alongside Mia Wasikowska.


Historical


A famous historical person plays Fassbender in David Cronenberg's "A Dangerous Method". Here he is the Swiss psychiatrist C.G. Incarnate young.

But even the Hollywood blockbuster cinema, the man with the many role offers does not close. In Matthew Vaughn's prequel "X-Men: First Decision" Fassbender shows how the young Magneto transforms into the antagonist of Professor Charles Xavier. Fassbender will also star in Steven Soderbergh's starred action movie "Haywire" and "Shame," Steve McQueen's "Hunger" sequel. For 2012 there is already another film project eagerly awaited worldwide in the starting blocks. In Ridley Scott's alien film "Prometheus" Fassbender acts as Android called David.



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