Daniel Day-Lewis

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RECENT CREDITS

Nine (FILM) Dec. 18, 2009

There Will Be Blood (FILM) Dec. 26, 2007

The Ballad of Jack & Rose (FILM) Mar. 25, 2005

Gangs of New York (FILM) Dec. 20, 2002

The Boxer (FILM) Jan. 16, 1998

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HIGHLIGHTS

First film role came with a bit part in the 1971 drama Sunday Bloody Sunday.

Made his West End stage debut in 1982, starring for several months in the play Another Country.

Big-screen breakthrough came in 1986, with acclaimed roles in the dramas My Beautiful Laundrette and A Room with a View, both of which premiered on the same day in the U.S

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Lincoln -Abraham Lincoln

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There Will Be Blood 2007 -Daniel Plainview

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The Ballad of Jack & Rose 2005 -Jack Slavin

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The Last of the Mohicans 1992 -Hawkeye

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My Left Foot 1989 -Christy Brown

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The Unbearable Lightness of Being 1988 -Tomas

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Stars and Bars 1988 -Henderson Dores

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My Beautiful Laundrette 1986 -Johnny

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A Room With a View 1986 -Cecil Vyse

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Gangs of New York 2002 -William Cutting a.k.a. Bill the Butcher

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The Boxer 1998 -Danny Flynn

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The Crucible 1996 -John Proctor

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In the Name of the Father 1993 -Gerald Conlon

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Nanou 1988 -Max

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The Bounty 1984 -Fryer

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Gandhi 1982 -Colin

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Sunday Bloody Sunday 1971 -[uncredited]

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The Age of Innocence -Newland Archer

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How Many Miles to Babylon?

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Eversmile New Jersey -Fergus O'Connell

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The Insurance Man -Mr. Kafka

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Nine 2009 -Guido Contini

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Silence

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Highlights

First film role came with a bit part in the 1971 drama Sunday Bloody Sunday.

Made his West End stage debut in 1982, starring for several months in the play Another Country.

Big-screen breakthrough came in 1986, with acclaimed roles in the dramas My Beautiful Laundrette and A Room with a View, both of which premiered on the same day in the U.S

Returned to the stage in a 1989 National Theatre production of Hamlet, but dropped out in mid-performance, reportedly due to "nervous exhaustion."

Named one of People magazine's "50 Most Beautiful People" in 1990 and '94.

Took a five-year break from acting following 1997's The Boxer, during which he reportedly studied shoe making; returned to the big screen in 2002, playing Bill "The Butcher" in Martin Scor