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AKA:
Benedict John Greenwood
Birthplace:
Windsor, Berkshire, England
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With his tousled dark hair, sweet eyes, charming smile and plummy British accent, Ben Chaplin emerged as an unlikely sex symbol after co-starring with Janeane Garofalo and Uma Thurman in the comedy "The Truth About Cats & Dogs" in 1996. Yet, the performer didn't exactly become an overnight star in America as predicted. Notoriously discerning in his choice of roles, Chaplin opted to follow up his winning turn with more intense parts. While he has stated he wouldn't mind achieving a level of fame, he is unwilling to do so unless it is on his terms. The youngest of four children of a businessman
George Villiars, Duke of Buckingham
2004
Raised in Windsor, England
At age 16, appeared in a play and decided to become an actor
1992
First starring role in the TV-movie "Bye Bye Baby" (Channel Four)
1993
Film debut as a footman in the Merchant Ivory production "The Remains of the Day"
1995
Had breakthrough screen role as Con Wainwright in "Feast of July"
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