Emile Hirsch

Emile Hirsch was born on March 13, 1985 in Topango, California, USA. After his parents divorced, he moved with his mother to Santa Fe. As a child, he was a promising baseball player and even set a record for the state of California for the number of “stolen” bases. Hirsch began his acting career early. From the age of eight, he began to appear in small roles in television films and TV series, including Sabrina the Little Witch, The Klan, and The New York Police. Her debut in the big movie took more

Emile Hirsch was born on March 13, 1985 in Topango, California, USA. After his parents divorced, he moved with his mother to Santa Fe. As a child, he was a promising baseball player and even set a record for the state of California for the number of “stolen” bases.
Hirsch began his acting career early. From the age of eight, he began to appear in small roles in television films and TV series, including Sabrina the Little Witch, The Klan, and The New York Police. Her debut in the big movie took place in 2002, when Jodie Foster invited him to her drama Dangerous Games. In the same year, the film “The Imperial Club” was released, in which Emil was lucky to work with Calvin Klein. Both films, well received by critics, at the box office showed weak results.

Breakthrough for Hirsch was a comedy Neighborhood Which came out in the summer of 2004. The actor quickly gained popularity among teenage audiences. In the same year, he starred with Sigourney Weaver and Jeff Daniels. "Fictional Heroes" .

Later, director Catherine Hardwicke invited the actor to her film about the cult skateboarders of the 70s “Kings of Dogtown”.
Hirsch's next hero was traveler McCandless in Sean Penn's drama . For this role, the actor had to lose 20 kg of weight. Critics in their reviews called Emil Hirsch a possible nominee for “Oscar”.
In 2008, the actor played the main role in the film Wachowski brothers. "Speed Rider" . Recently, Hirsch can be seen in the films “Taking Woodstock”, “Killer Joe” and "Phantom" .

Now Emil lives in California, at leisure writes poetry, tries himself as a screenwriter and skateboarding. His acting talent has earned 5 different awards and 11 nominations, and Esquire magazine in 2007 named him Actor of the Year for Into the Wild.