Richard Dreyfuss

Richard Dreyfuss was born on October 29, 1947 in Beverly Hills, California, and attended the Beverly Hills School, then San Fernando College, where he studied drama and political science. Dreyfuss dreamed of becoming an actor since childhood, played on the school stage, as a teenager he starred in episodic roles in several television series, later appeared in films. In fact, his film career began with the role of Nelson's Face in John Milius' Dillinger (1973), but Richard Dreyfussupprised the film more

Richard Dreyfuss was born on October 29, 1947 in Beverly Hills, California, and attended the Beverly Hills School, then San Fernando College, where he studied drama and political science.

Dreyfuss dreamed of becoming an actor since childhood, played on the school stage, as a teenager he starred in episodic roles in several television series, later appeared in films.

In fact, his film career began with the role of Nelson's Face in John Milius' Dillinger (1973), but Richard Dreyfussupprised the film American Graffiti (1973).

The star of Dreyfuss rose after roles in Steven Spielberg’s films Jaws and Close Encounters of the Third Kind. Then the main roles began to be offered one after another. You can note the work of the actor in the detectives “Surveillance” and “Another surveillance”, where he starred with Emilio Estevez, the comedy “What about Bob?” with Bill Murray, “Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are dead”.

Dreyfuss starred in Rob Reiner, Paul Mazursky, Barry Levinson and other famous directors. In the early 80s, Dreyfuss disappears for a short time to get rid of addiction to drugs.

After recovering, Dreyfuss returns to the screen and continues to work even more intensively - not only in film, but also on television and on the stage.