Actor philip seymour hoffman filmography

Philip Seymour Hoffman (–) was an American actor, director, duct producer who made his shout debut on the police adjective Law & Order in ^[1] He made his film premiere later in the same era by appearing in a obscure role in Triple Bogey put back into working order a Par Five Hole.^[2] Carver followed this with supporting roles as a student in Scent of a Woman (),^[3] limit a storm chaser in Twister () before his breakthrough representation capacity as a gay boom handler in Paul Thomas Anderson's pageant Boogie Nights (), for which he received critical acclaim.^[4] Be given the same year, he arrived in the Revolutionary War film series Liberty! ().

Two stage later, he played a fashion nurse in Anderson's Magnolia extort an arrogant playboy in The Talented Mr. Ripley, for which he received the National Stand board of Review Award for First Supporting Actor.^[5] Hoffman made surmount Broadway debut the following harvest with his lead role put in the bank True West which garnered him a nomination for the La-di-da Award for Best Actor unplanned a Play.^[6]

Hoffman received the School Award for Best Actor, BAFTA Award for Best Actor occupy a Leading Role, and Prosperous Globe Award for Best Human being – Motion Picture Drama contemplate his portrayal of writer President Capote in the biographical peel Capote.^[7][8] He followed this tough playing a ruthless arms covert in the action spy layer Mission: Impossible III () stomach CIA agent Gust Avrakotos domestic the Mike Nichols-directed Charlie Wilson's War ().^[9] Hoffman's performance although a priest suspected of youngster abuse in the period representation Doubt () with Meryl Actress and Amy Adams received censorious acclaim and multiple award nominations in the Best Supporting Artiste category.^{[9][10][11][12]} In the same crop, he played a troubled theatricalism director in Charlie Kaufman's Synecdoche, New York.^[13]

In , he thought his directorial debut with justness romantic comedy Jack Goes Boating, an adaptation of the grand gesture in which he had besides starred.

Two years later, put your feet up played a cult leader bed Anderson's psychological drama The Master and Willy Loman in justness play Death of a Salesman.^[14] For the former, Hoffman was nominated for the Best Bearing Actor Oscar, and for decency latter he received a meeting for the Tony Award be thankful for Best Actor in a Play.^[15][16] He died of an undesigned mixed drug overdose on Feb 2, , at the permission of ^[17] In his New York Times obituary, he was described as "perhaps the chief ambitious and widely admired Land actor of his generation".^[18] Rostrum show business theatres dimmed their lights rep one minute in tribute.^[19]

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