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Clifford 2022-07-10 23:23:25
The life of an unlucky genius
Harvie Krumpet, from the day he came into the world, was a genius.
He didn't go to school.
His mother hung a board around his neck and taught him to write.
Almost every sentence at the end is an epigram.
Later, my parents died unexpectedly.
He came to Australia from Poland. He is a real smoker, and... -
Julius 2022-07-10 23:11:01
. Very light movie.
Recently I have seen a sentence repeatedly, "A very light movie, a very heavy life." A
lead poisoned mother gave birth to Harvey, who was born with brain poisoning.
It took him from birth to death in just 23 minutes.
Excessive smoking, naked to die, so cool!
Instead of turning off the movie right...
Geoffrey Rush
Geoffrey Rush (Geoffrey Rush), born on July 6, 1951 in Tuwaba, Queensland , Australia, is an Australian film and television actor.
In 1997, Geoffrey Rush won the Academy Award for Best Actor in a Leading Role with the movie Shine , and was also the first Australianborigines to receive this honor . In 1998, for his performance in " Shakespeare in Love " , Rush was nominated for Best Supporting Actor in Oscars, Golden Globe Awards and British Film and Television Arts Association Awards, and won the UK for his role in " Elizabeth " Best Supporting Actor Award from the Film and Television Art Association. In 2000, " Quills " earned Geoffrey Rush a double nomination for the 58th American Film Golden Globe Awards and the 73rd Oscars Best Actor. In 2003, he participated in the production of " Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl " and " Finding Nemo ", and has since played Captain Barbosa in the " Pirates of the Caribbean " series of films. In 2011, he was nominated for an Oscar for Best Supporting Actor for his performance in " The King's Speech ". In January 2017, the annual Golden Raspberry Awards announced the candidate list of major awards, Geoffrey Rush ""Gods of Egypt " was shortlisted for the Worst Supporting Actor Award.
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Performing Experience
Geoffrey Rush is a native of Queensland. Father Roy Rush is an accountant and mother Merle Rush is a salesperson. After obtaining an art degree from The University of Queensland in 1971, he signed with Queensland Brisbane Drama Company and began his theatrical career. In addition to participating in some famous performances to exercise his acting skills, Rush also went to Paris Jacques Lecoq pantomime school to study pantomime for 2 years
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After returning to Australia, Rush continued his stage career, co-starring in the film "Waiting for Godot" with his former roommate Mel Gibson. Since then, two unknown actors have gradually developed their own acting direction: Mel Gibson went to Hollywood to develop a film career; Rush stayed in Australia and became a stage actor, appearing on more than 70 stages. Different theaters have won many theater awards such as the "Sidney Myer Performing Arts Award" in Australia. For most of the early 1980s, he had been a member of the "Lighthouse" troupe hosted by director Jim Sharman. Later, he began to turn to movies. In 1981, he filmed his first film "Hoodwink" ("Hoodwink"), in which the other protagonist was the young Judy Davis (Judy Davis). During this period, Rush not only appeared frequently in Australian film and stage circles, played roles, and directed a large number of dramas
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In 1996, Rush was invited by director Scott Hicks to star in the biographical film Shine , which reflects the life of contemporary Australian The Pianist David Helfogt . This is the first time the 45-year-old Rush has starred in a film. As a result, he won the best actor awards from film critics in New York, Los Angeles, London and Australia, as well as the British Academy of Film Awards and American Radio Film Critics. Association Awards, Screen Actors Guild Awards , Golden Globe Awards and Oscars and many other best actor awards, won the first Academy Award for Best Actor in a Leading Role for Australia
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In 1997, Rush played Oscar's great-grandson in the film " Oscar and Lucinda " directed by Gillian Armstrong . In 1998, Rush filmed the British epic film " Elizabeth I " directed by Shekhar Kapur , playing the role of the esoteric and dark close friend of the British Queen Elizabeth I, the Duke of Francis Washingham, and Catherine Elise Blanchett, also an Australian actress, played a rival role, helping the queen to lead Britain to become the richest country in Europe at that time. Rush also starred in " Shakespeare in Love " with Gwyneth Paltrow , and was nominated for Best Supporting Actor in Oscars, Golden Globe Awards and British Film and Television Arts Association Awards for his performance in "Shakespeare in Love". Won the Best Supporting Actor Award from the British Film and Television Art Association for his role in "Elizabeth"
. Immediately afterwards, he also played the role of Police Officer Javitt, a "defender of the law" in Bille August's adaptation of " Miserables, Les "
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In 1999, Rush took over the filming of " Mysterious Man ", playing the cowardly Casana Reed Frankenstein in the film. In the same year, he participated in the remake of the 1958 horror film " Ghost house " by William Castell , which was directed by William Malone (William Malone), in which Rush played a strangely behaving character Millionaire Stephen
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In 2000, Rush and Pierce Brosnan co-starred in the black comedy suspense film "The Tailor of Panama" directed by John Boorman, playing the role of Harry, a British tailor in the play. Then, Rush played the role of the Marquis de Thad, a talented French erotic writer in the eighteenth century, in the biopic "Quills" directed by Philip Kaufman . This film earned Geoffrey Rush a double nomination for Best Actor in the 58th American Film Golden Globe Awards and 73nd Oscars
.
In 2002, he starred in "Sisters of Firecrackers" with Gordy Horn and Susan Sarandon, and co-starred in " Frida " with Salma Hayek . In 2003, he participated in the production of " Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl " and " Finding Nemo ", and returned to Australia to play a role in "Ned Kelly". Geoffrey Rush also voiced the Australian animated film "Nude Harvey's Life", which won the 2004 Oscar for Best Animated Short Film
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In September 2009, Geoffrey Rush confirmed to join " Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides "
, the film was released in the United States on May 20, 2011
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In February 2011, his British historical film " The King's Speech " won 14 nominations for the 64th British Film Academy Awards, and finally won Best Picture, Best British Film, Best Actor, Best Original
He also won an Oscar nomination for best supporting actor in seven awards including scripts
. In March, Geoffrey Rush confirmed to join " Green Lantern " as a voice actor
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Personal Life
Geoffrey Rush's family was founded in 1988. His wife, Jenny Meniros, is an Australian stage actor. She rarely gets electrocuted and only participates in stage plays and TV shows. But this time Rush appeared in "Quills" but invited his wife to help out, playing the Marquise of Thad, and acting as a perverted couple together. There are a pair of children in the family: daughter Angelica Rush (born in 1992) and son James Rush (born in 1995)
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Character Evaluation
Just like every legend about pirates will have an evil and terrifying captain. The appearance of Geoffrey Rush gave life to those ghostly captains. As a mortal enemy of Captain Jack, Captain Barbossa of Geoffrey Rush has always been an iconic character in the "Pirates of the Caribbean" series. When dealing with this role, he did not blindly highlight the evil of the role, but deliberately acted. Some dramatic exaggerations have been added to make this character more treacherous and more interesting. This corresponds exactly to the role of Johnny Depp. Let this somewhat dark fantasy theme add more fairy tale temperament. This kind of performance is obviously related to his early theatrical experience. Before he became famous, Geoffrey Rush had been engaged in stage performances in Australia
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Extended Reading
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