Edward Nortonguest of this episode of Hollywood Reporter‘s Awards talks Podcast, he’s been one of our finest screen actors for 30 years. He’s a three-time Oscar nominee, nominated twice before the age of 30, and it seems increasingly likely that he’ll receive a fourth nomination later this month in recognition of his poignant portrayal of the suave folk singer. Pete Seeger reverse Timothée Chalamet‘s Bob Dylan in James Mangold‘s Completely anonymous. He has already been nominated for a Golden Globe, as well as a Critics’ Choice Award and a SAG Award.
Described b Los Angeles Times As a ‘Generation Y Actor’, heir to the great acting mantle worn by such superstars as Robert De Niro and Dustin Hoffman“And by Synesty magazine as “one of the most powerful actors in American movies…one of those chameleons who are touched by such genius.” Alec Guinness or Daniel Day-Lewis“, Norton starred in films such as 1996 Primal fear1998 American History X1999 Fight club2002 25 o’clock2006 The placebo And 2014 Birdman and Grand Budapest Hotel.
Over the course of a conversation at the offices of United Talent Agency in Los Angeles, the 55-year-old spoke about the lead-up to his big screen debut, which catapulted him to stardom; How he came to do some of his best work author Filmmakers David Fincher, Spike Lee, Alejandro Gonzalez Iñárritu and Wes Anderson; Why did he like him so much? Completely anonymous Director and star. Plus much more.
