Is there an English introduction to Russell Crowe? It would be better if there is one with "Beautiful Mind"

Russell Crowe! My idol, "A Beautiful Mind"! Just watched it not long ago.

In 2005, he was nominated for the 63rd Golden Globe Award for Best Actor in the Drama Series for his performance in "The Man with the Iron Fist"

Russell Crowe is the second actor after Mel Gibson Another popular Hollywood male movie star from Oceania. Last year, he reached the peak of his career with the movie "Gladiator" and his net worth skyrocketed. In view of his huge "reputation", he is widely sought after by the media and has been named "the number one artist of the year" by the US "Entertainment Weekly"; the authoritative film magazine "Empire" also named him "Hollywood's sexiest man of the 20th century" "Star" ranked first; in the "Best Man of the Year" selection held by the famous men's magazine "GQ", Russell Crowe defeated many male stars in one fell swoop and won the Best Movie Actor Award, which is really glorious. Russell Crowe was born in Wellington, New Zealand, on April 7, 1964. His maternal grandmother is Maori. When he was four years old, his family moved to Sydney, Australia. Later, he moved around Sydney with his parents, making a living by working as a handyman for some film crews. It was not until he was 14 years old that he moved into his own house for the first time. His poor and unstable life prevented him from receiving formal education since he was a child. Since he was very young, he has accompanied his parents to deliver meals to film and television studios. He has accidentally seen many actors performing in a variety of ways, and is sometimes roped in to act as a temporary child actor. This made him interested in movies and acting from an early age, and at the age of 6 he had the opportunity to play a role in the TV series "Spy Force". This was his first acting role, in which he played an orphan. But since then he has never had any acting opportunities and has no fixed career. To make ends meet, he also worked as a hotel waiter for a period of time. At the age of 16, he joined a rock band. Later, he simply formed his own rock band called "Roman Antix" and served as the lead singer, guitarist and songwriter. During this period, he wrote a song called "I Wanna Be Like Marlon Brando". Exactly 12 years later, as God wished, Russell Crowe finally had the opportunity to perform again. In 1990, he filmed his film debut in Australia, "Blood Oath", and then played a role in the film "Prisoners of the Sun". He is already 25 years old. In 1991, he played a naive and lovely young chef who could not withstand temptation in the film "Proof". He brought this gentle and kind-hearted character to life and won his first award for this - ---Australian Film Institute Award for Best Supporting Actor.

1992 to 1995 was Russell Crowe’s most important development stage. In the past four years, he has repeatedly produced excellent works, successfully played many positive roles, and created many negative roles. His broad acting range and superb interpretation have laid the foundation for him to become a first-class star. In 1992, he successfully portrayed a Melbourne Nazi skinhead sadist with a changeable personality in the controversial film "Romper Stomper", which attracted the attention and recognition of the international film community and won the Australian Film Academy Award for Best Actor and Australian Film Critics Circle Award for Best Actor. In 1994, he participated in the filming of the Australian comedy "The Sum of Us" ("The Sum of Us"), playing a mild and shy homosexual who wants to love but dare not love. The film was later well received by critics and audiences, and achieved good box office value.

1995 was a very critical year for Russell Crowe. During this year, he was first invited by his "mentor and friend" Sharon Stone to participate in the film "The Quick and the Dead" with another rookie Leonardo DiCaprio. ") shooting. Sharon Stone was deeply impressed by his bold performance in "The Stomper".

Sharon Stone believes that Russell Crowe is not only graceful, charming and talented, but also very brave. He is the sexiest and most charming actor in the film and television industry today. Therefore, Sharon Stone, who was in her prime at the time, lowered her net worth and invited Russell Crowe and Leonardo DiCaprio to participate in the filming of the film. In this American Western, Russell Crowe stars opposite Sharon Stone as a missionary who is a former gunslinger. The image of a western gunslinger he played is unforgettable, and his scene opposite Sharon Stone is also remarkable. Although the film did not do well at the box office, it at least opened the door to Hollywood success for Russell Crowe. Facts have proved that Sharon Stone does have her own merits. Both Russell Crowe and Leonardo DiCaprio have become increasingly popular thanks to Sharon Stone's support. In the same year, Russell Crowe also co-starred in the action film "Virtuosity" with black star Denzel Washington. In the film, he plays a ferocious devil living in a computer virtual environment. This guy, who combines the characteristics of 183 of the most terrifying criminals in history, was transformed from a virtual environment into a current physical person by the hands of two scientists, wandering around the world. Make trouble. This film won him more Hollywood film appointments. Later, Russell Crowe also starred in films such as "No Way Back".

In 1997, Russell Crowe achieved his greatest success since his debut with his outstanding performance in "L.A. Confidential" ("L.A. Confidential") directed by Kurtz Hanson. His acting talents are truly recognized by people. This is a police movie with the theme of exposing the dark inside story of Los Angeles politics. In the film, he collaborated with Kim Basinger and successfully played the eccentric and grumpy street policeman Bud White. His outstanding performance It has received widespread praise and affirmation, which also makes the whole film colorful. "L.A. Confidential" was a popular Oscar film that year. Although it ultimately lost to "Titanic" starring Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet, Russell Crowe was even nominated for an Oscar. None of them were obtained, but Russell Crowe's development and status in Hollywood became increasingly stable and consolidated, and the audience also remembered this rough but lovable policeman and his outstanding actor-Russell Crowe.

In 1999, opportunity finally came to Russell Crowe. This year, he collaborated with the famous male movie star Al Pacino and starred in the scandal-exposed "The Insider" ("The Insider"). In the film, he plays the role of a retired vice president who is cowardly but has a righteous heart. Under heavy pressure from the law, his family, the media, and the public, he was always depressed and had nowhere to vent. Although there are not many scenes in the film, his restrained acting skills allowed him to steal a lot of Al Pacino's charm. Russell Crowe won multiple film critics awards for his outstanding performance in the film, including a Golden Globe Award nomination for Best Actor in a Drama Series; a National Film Critics Circle Award for Best Actor; and a National Film Critics Circle Award for Best Actor. ; Los Angeles Film Critics Circle Award for Best Actor; Screen Actors Association Award for Best Actor nomination; British Academy Film Award for Best Actor nomination; and received an Academy Award for Best Actor nomination. Next, Russell Crowe transformed into the ancient Roman warrior Commander Maximus from the medieval century, starring in last summer's blockbuster epic "Gladiator" directed by British director Ridley Scott. . "Gladiator" can be said to be another masterpiece on the theme of ancient Rome. It truly reproduces the majestic and glorious ancient Roman Empire, the fierce and fierce gladiatorial and racing scenes, and the intrigues and intrigues in the palace. It reveals the profound historical and humanistic connotations, making it The film became a powerful masterpiece and created an epic myth on the screen. Russell Crowe played professional hostage negotiator Terry in "Proof of Life" co-starring with Meg Ryan in 2000. The two had a large emotional scene in the play, but the film received a mediocre response. What's interesting is that the two of them also started "Proof of Life" off the screen.

Awards: In 1999, he was nominated for the Golden Globe Award for Best Actor in a Drama Series for the film "The Insider"; in 1999, he won the National Film Critics Award for Best Actor for the film "The Insider" Award; in 1999, he won the National Film Critics Circle Award for Best Actor for the film "The Insider"; in 1999, he won the Los Angeles Film Critics Association Best Actor Award for the film "The Insider"; in 1999, for the film "The Insider" "The Insider" was nominated for the Screen Actors Guild's Best Actor Award; in 1999, he was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Actor for the film "The Insider"; in 1999, he won the British Film Academy's Best Actor for the film "The Insider" Award nomination; in 1997, he was nominated for the Screen Actors Guild Outstanding Performance Award for the film "L.A. Confidential"; in 1992, he won the Australian Film Critics Award for the film "The Stomper"; in 1992, he won the Australian Film Critics Award for the film "The Stomper" Film Academy Award for Best Actor; in 1991, he won the Australian Film Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor for the film "Evidence".

Main film and television works:

2005 "The Man with the Iron Fist"

2003 "The Fight"

2001 "Flora Plum" "

2000 "Gladiator" ("Gladiator")

"Proof of Life" ("Proof of Life")

1999 "Blast" "The Insider"

"Mystery Alaska"

1997 "Breaking Up"

"Heaven's Burning" ("Heaven's Burning")

"L.A. Confidential" ("L.A. Confidential")

1996 "No Way Out" (" "No Way Back")