Stephen Dorff
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Gender: Male
Place of Birth: Atlanta, Georgia, USA
Biography:
Stephen Dorff, born July 29, 1973, is a talented American actor who began his career in Hollywood as a child. He first caught the attention of moviegoers with his chilling performance in the cult horror film "The Gate" (1987). However, it was his portrayal of Stuart Sutcliffe in "Backbeat" (1994) that firmly established Dorff as a rising star in the industry.
Dorff's career reached new heights when he took on the role of Deacon Frost in the popular superhero film, "Blade" (1998). His captivating performances continued with lead roles in films such as "Blood and Wine" (1997), directed by Bob Rafelson, and "Cecil B. Demented" (2000) by the legendary John Waters.
In Sofia Coppola's introspective drama "Somewhere" (2010), Dorff delivered a powerful performance as Johnny Marco, earning praise from both critics and audiences alike. He even had the opportunity to star alongside pop icon Britney Spears in her music video for "Everytime" (2004).
Throughout his career, Stephen Dorff has tackled a wide range of roles in supporting positions. He gave an emotional portrayal of Candy Darling in the thought-provoking film "I Shot Andy Warhol" (1996) and played the determined Detective Scott Strauss in the drama "World Trade Centre" (2006). In "Public Enemies" (2009), Dorff took on the challenging role of Homer Van Meter, while in "Immortals" (2011), he portrayed Stavros, a character steeped in ancient mythology.
In 2012, Dorff starred as Joseph Kuklinski in "The Iceman," and more recently, he took on the role of Ketchum in "Old Henry" (2021). Demonstrating his versatility once again, Dorff captivated audiences with his performance as Roland West in the critically acclaimed third season of HBO's crime drama anthology series, "True Detective" (2019).
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