John Malkovich

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AKA: John Gavin Malkovich
Nationality: American
Birthdate: 12/09/1953
Birthplace: Benton, Illinois, USA

biography

Equally adept on stage and on screen, acclaimed actor and occasional director John Malkovich long remained an enigma to audiences, while establishing himself as one of the most distinguished and accomplished performers of his generation. After proving himself a venerable thespian with the famed Steppenwolf Theatre company, Malkovich made an immediate impact when he transitioned to the big screen, delivering memorable award-worthy performances in “The Killing Fields” (1984) and “Places in the Heart” (1984). He achieved sex symbol status – an unlikely distinction for the gangly actor – with his Continued

Credits

Constantine
2009
Buck Howard
2009
Michael
2008
Reverend Gustav Briegleb
2008
Osborne Cox
2008
Producer
2007
Unferth
2007
Klimt
2007
King Galbatorix
2006
Professor Sandiford
2006
Producer
2006
King Charles II
2006
Producer
2006
Comandante John Walesa
2004
Executive Producer
2004
Pascal Sauvage
2003
Director
2003
Producer
2003
Tom Ripley
2003
Teddy Deserve
2002
Producer
2001
John Crawford--The Director
2001
Friedrich Wilhelm Murnau
2000
Baron de Charlus
2000
Producer
2000
Director
2000
The Director
1999
John Horatio Malkovich
1999
Teddy KGB
1998
Cyrus the Virus
1997
Gilbert Osmond
1996
Timms
1996
Dr Henry Jekyll/Mr Jack Hyde
1996
Clown
1992
Vicomte De Valmont
1988
Basie
1987
Mr. Will
1984
Al Rockoff
1984
Producer
Turnbull
Actor
St Anne
Herman "Mank" Mankiewicz
Monsieur Numance
Executive Producer
Eliot
Executive Producer
Port Moresby
Mitch Leary
Tom Wingfield
Nicholas Gage
David Lurie
Professor Michael Padovic
Garrett Goodrich
Roberto
Alan Conway
Rodomonte
Abel Tiffauges
Producer

milestones

Year
Milestone
1976 
Joined Chicago's Steppenwolf Theatre (founded by Gary Sinise in 1974), working on more than 50 of their productions during the years
1978 
Appeared in production of Sam Shepard's "Curse of the Starving Class" at Chicago's Goodman Theatre
 
Stage directing debut, "The Rear Column," at the North Light Repertory Theatre, Evanston, Illinois
1981 
TV-movie debut, "Word of Honor" (CBS)
1982 
Off-Broadway debut in Steppenwolf production of "True West," directed by Sinise (who also co-starred)
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