Michael Fassbender Dangerous Method Movie

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The actor Michael Fassbender was born in Heidelberg, Germany. He is German and Irish ancestry. His father is from Germany and his mother is from Northern Ireland. Michael was raised in the town of Killarney, Co. Kerry in southwestern Ireland. He is currently in London, England.
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Born in Germany, Germans and Irish parents and raised in Ireland.

He lives in London, United Kingdom

Fluent in German

The first language is English and German.

Formed his own production company called "Peanut Productions."

In 2003, appeared in the music video "Blind Pilots" of the British rock band The Cooper Temple Clause. "

Second name of the actor - Fassbender (a variant of Fassbinder) - German for "copper", a folder or a workshop of barrels and barrels.

In an older sister named Catherine, who is a neuropsychologist.

Personal quote

You know, I spent much time outside of work. Now I'll try to make hay while the sun shines.

[His preparation for Hunger (2008)], I felt very focused, very focused, very strong. Hungry all the time, apparently.

We live in a society where, today, if I want something, I take it, I eat it - it is so easy and accessible. When you take right away, you become really appreciate more the things around you. I do not want to do it again, but there is a level where it humiliates you in the right direction.

I lost about 14 pounds and weighed 59 kg at the end. It was the only way we could do it and make it convincing (to depict hunger striker Bobby Sands in Hunger (2008)).

In drama school, do not think that the films in pure form, like a theater, and it is a movie that I love most. No intimacy in movies - I have the same effect on others, that the film had on me. - As to why it fell out of the Drama Centre
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[About the collection of roles] I'm just following my instincts.

[In Quentin Tarantino] You know that man eats, breathes, lives cinema. You could create a movie as dark as some Swedish films fucking 1963 or something like that and you'll know. It is quite surprising, in fact, his encyclopedia of knowledge.

For me, Daniel Day-Lewis in a league of its own. I think it's fantastic. And it has always been a benchmark for excellence.

(2011, what attracted him of Jane Eyre) and 'a classic, and the reason for people to do so, because there are so many things that still seem to resonate with audiences today. They want to be lost in that world. I did it because my mother and my sister are really big fans of the book, and I wanted to see what they think of Rochester, which would lead me to the table. This is one reason I wanted to do. And then, when Cary [Fukunaga, the director] came on board, I was really excited, because Sin Nombre was a good movie, a good story, and so well told. I was like, 'This will be interesting American filmmaker in and doing this to her, a classic piece of British. "I like the fact that the characters are ugly and they are beautiful and cruel, and they nourishment. There is so much the complexity of the characters are so well written, and it is interesting to me. There is confusion within the characters, and that's what really attracted me to the fact that performance.