Anthony Hopkins, born Philip Anthony Hopkins on 31st December 1937, is one of the most illustrious and versatile British actors of all time, his award-winning film career spanning over 40 years.
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Sir Anthony Hopkins Biography
Benicio Del Toro and Anthony Hopkins star in this thriller remake of the 1941 original. It premiered last weekend and made over $31 million but will it continue to rake in the cash? Critics seem to agree that Del Toro fits the bill as Lon Chaney Jr.s replacement- physically at least.
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Upcoming Movies Dish 2/17/10 Posted By : Frank R. Bilotta
Michael Caine is one actor who makes the craft look so easy that we underestimate the skill behind it. Like Anthony Hopkins, another elegant elder statesman of the British acting community, Caine can drift into any scene without a hitch. He seem like he was made for the movie – any movie. Here are the top five films of Caine’s “Late Period,” when he has embodied that gray-haired character so well and delighted moviegoers with his charm and wit.
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The Top 5 Late Period Michael Caine Films on Satellite TV
With an all-star cast including Brad Pitt, Anthony Hopkins, and Claire Forlani, Meet Joe Black is a movie about death and the value of life. The film is approximately three hours and fifteen minutes long, is fairly slow at times, but has an excellent plot. Filming is done in the big business hub of New York City where Anthony Hopkins plays a character named Bill Parrish who is a billion-dollar CEO of a news company.
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Movie Review – Meet Joe Black
Did you ever see that movie with Sir Anthony Hopkins when he was a primatologist and he was doing work out in the jungle when he befriended a group of silverbacks? Well, what happens is that these bastard gorilla poachers come by and attack the group. What do you know but, the gorillas and Hopkins(!) fight back and kill a couple of the poachers. He goes to an insane asylum and the great silverback goes to the zoo
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