Aaron Eckhart

Aaron Edward Eckhart was born on March 12, 1968 in Northern California. His parents were the poet and author of children's books Mary Eckhart and information technology specialist James Eckhart. Aaron was the youngest of their three sons. As a teenager, Aaron traveled extensively: his family first lived in England, and then moved to Australia. After graduating from high school, Aaron surfed in Hawaii for three years, and then served in a religious mission in Switzerland and France. Aaron Eckhart more

Aaron Edward Eckhart was born on March 12, 1968 in Northern California. His parents were the poet and author of children's books Mary Eckhart and information technology specialist James Eckhart. Aaron was the youngest of their three sons.
As a teenager, Aaron traveled extensively: his family first lived in England, and then moved to Australia. After graduating from high school, Aaron surfed in Hawaii for three years, and then served in a religious mission in Switzerland and France.
Aaron Eckhart studied at Brigham Young University with a degree in drama. At this time he met with Neil Labyth and played several roles in his plays.
Eckhart's debut film was the film "Slaughter of the Innocent", released in 1994. But the actor became popular after filming in the film Labuta “In the company of men” (1997). As the film was well received by critics and audiences, Eckhart’s collaboration with Labuta continued, and Aaron starred in his new film Your Friends and Neighbors (1998), and in 2000 in Nurse Betty and Erin Brockovich: Beautiful and Determined. For the filming of the last film, the actor specially bought a motorcycle to learn how to ride it.

For his role in the comedy directed by J. Ritman " They smoke here. (Thank You for Smoking) Eckhart was nominated for the 2005 Golden Globe Award for Best Actor.
Aaron Eckhart became the producer of the films “The Loser” (2005), “Hi, Bill!” (2007), in which he also played the main role.
The most famous roles in recent years for Aaron Eckhart were roles in the film. The Dark Knight" (2008), which is the sequel to Batman Begins, as well as in the films Love Happens (2009), Rabbit Hole (2010), Alien Invasion: Battle of Los Angeles (2011), Rum diary (2011).