Alexander Rae Baldwin III. Better known as Alec Baldwin, he is an American actor, writer, producer, and comedian. Columnist for The Huffington Post . Winner of two Emmy Awards , three Golden Globes , and seven Actors Guild Awards for his work on the series 30 Rock , becoming the male artist with the most SAG awards.
Summary
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- 1 Biographical synthesis
- 1 Career path
- 2 Filmography
- 3 Sources
Biographical synthesis
He was born on 3 April as as 1958 in New York , United States . He is the son of Carol Newcomb and Alexander Rae, a late professor. He has 5 brothers, some of them are actors.
He studied some courses in Political Science at George Washington University . He also studied acting at New York University and the Lee Strasberg Theater Institute.
Career path
He made his television debut in the 1980s as the lead in the series ” Cutter to Houston . He also did theater on Broadway .
At the end of the 80’s he managed to make his debut as a film interpreter, appearing in “Forever, Lulu” (1987), a title directed by Amos Kollek that starred actress Hannah Schygulla. The films that would follow this film would end up making him a star, titles such as “Bitelchus” (1988) by Tim Burton, ” Married to Everyone ” (1988) by Jonathan Demme, “Woman Guns” (1988) by Mike Nichols or “Great ball of fire ”(1989), biopic of Jerry Lee Lewis directed by Jim McBride starring Dennis Quaid .
In 1993 he married Kim Basinger, a couple who ended up divorcing in 2001. They had met on the set of “She always says yes” (1991). Later they shot together a remake of “La Huida” (1994).
Previously, Alec had been a partner of Michelle Pfeiffer , with whom he shared the poster in “Married with everyone”, Ally Sheedy, an interpreter with whom he appeared in “Crazy marriage adventure”, and with Janine Turner, an actress with whom he became engaged. married in the early 1980s.
After his separation with Kim Basinger, his sentimental partner was the actress Tatum O’Neal, but the couple broke up shortly after the romance began. Later his girlfriend was lawyer Nicole Seidel.
In “A Bride For Two” (2008) he shared credits with Dane Cook, Kate Hudson and Jason Biggs. In the comedy “It’s Not So Easy” (2009), he played Meryl Streep’s ex-husband .
In the judicial and family drama “Anne’s Decision” (2009), he played Campbell Alexander, a lawyer who helps Abigail Breslin to emancipate herself from her parents ( Cameron Diaz and Jason Patric) to avoid donating a kidney to her leukemia sick sister. . On television he has starred in the series ” 30 Rock – Rockefeller Plaza”, where he played a manager of the NBC network.
Filmography
| · Forever, Lulu (1987) by Amos Kollek
· The Mad Adventure of Marriage (1988) by John Hughes · Bitelchus (1988) by Tim Burton · Married to Everyone (1988) by Matthew Modine · Guns of a Woman (1988) by Mike Nichols · Talking to Death (1988) by Oliver Stone · Great Ball of Fire (1989) by Jim Mcbride · The Hunt for Red October (1990) by John Mctiernan · Miami blues (1990) by George Armitage · Alice (1990) by Woody Allen · She Always Says Yes (1991) by Jerry Rees · Glengarry glen ross (1992) by James Foley · Spell of a Kiss (1992) by Norman Rene · Malice (1993) by Harold Becker · The Flight (1994) by Roger Donaldson · The Shadow (1994) by Russell Mulcahy · Coercion of a Jury (1996) by Brian Gibson · Prisoners of Heaven (1996) by Phil Joanou · Looking for Richard (1996) by Al Pacino · Ghosts of the Past (1996) by Rob Reiner · The Challenge (1997) by Lee Tamahori · Mercury rising (1998) by Harold Becker · Seen for Sentence (1999) by David Hugh Jones · Among Thieves (1999) by Scott Sanders · I can’t lose you for something as silly as sex (1999) by Michael Corrente · State and main (2000) by David Mamet · Pearl harbor (2001) by Michael Bay · Like cats and dogs (2001) -voice- by Lawrence Gutterman · Final fantasy: the inner strength (2001) by Hironobu Sakaguchi and Moto Sakakibara |
· The devil and Daniel Webster (2002) by Alec Baldwin
· And Then She Came (2004) by John Hamburg · The Cat (2003) by Bo Welch · The cooler (2003) by Wayne Kramer · The Aviator (2004) by Martin Scorsese · The Last Hit (2004) by Jeff Nathanson · Sponge Bob. Stephen Hillenburg’s Movie (2004) · Elizabethtown (2005) by Cameron Crowe · Dick and Jane. Laughter Thieves (2005) by Dean Parisot · The Departed (2006) By Martin Scorsese · Clippings of My Life (2006) By Ryan Murphy · The Good Shepherd (2006) by Robert De Niro · Suburban Girl (2007) By Marc Klein · A Bride for Two (2008) By Howard Deutch · Madagascar 2 (2008) By Eric Darnell & Tom McGrath · It’s Not So Easy (2009) By Nancy Meyers · Anne’s Choice (2009) By Nick Cassavetes · Playmakers of New Orleans (2003) by Peter Gathings Bunche · Mini’s first time (2006) by Nick Guthe · The forbidden city (2007) by Andrei Konchalovsky · Brooklyn rules (2007) by Michael Corrente · Lymelife (2008) by Derick Martini and Steven Martini · Solitary Birds (2009) by Carlos Bolado · Cats and dogs: the revenge of Kitty Galore (2010) by Brad Peyton · Rock of ages (2012) by Adam Shankman · The bop decameron (2012) by Woody Allen · Men in black III (2012) by Barry Sonnenfeld · Blue Jasmine (2013 |
