John Gavin Malkovich was born on December 9, 1953, to Joe Anne and Daniel Leon Malkovich. In 1976, he joined Chicago’s Steppenwolf Theatre. Though he remained active with the group, it took him seven years to move to New York and play a role in Sam Shepard’s True West.
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In 1984, he worked alongside Dustin Hoffman in the Broadway revival of Death of a Salesman. The same year, he made his big-screen debut with Places in the Heart, which won him an Academy nomination in the Best Supporting Actor category. In 1988, he played Vicomte de Valmont in Dangerous Liaisons, which played a key role in solidifying his standing within the industry. In 1993 came In the Line of Fire in which Malkovich played a psychotic assassin. The role won him Academy as well as Golden Globe nominations. Over the years, Malkovich has played roles that other actors would have found extremely challenging and he has been extremely convincing in each of these roles. Funnily, the story goes that the head of the Theatre Department at Illinois State University had once told Malkovich that he would never make it as an actor. Of course, Malkovich made him eat his words. In this video, we tell you some interesting facts about John Malkovich.
John Malkovich Made a Film We’ll NEVER See
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