Daniel Bruhl

Chris Hemsworth's taking a break from the hammer-wielding and world-saving to get behind the wheel of a Formula One death trap in Ron Howard's Rush. The film follows the real-life 1970s rivalry between Brit James Hunt (Hemsworth) and Austria's Niki Lauda, played by Daniel Bruhl, who you may recognize as the sniper from Inglorious Basterds. The writing leaves a lot to be desired — "It's a wonderful way to live, and it's the only way to drive," and, "The closer you are to death, the more alive...Read Full Story

In Anton Corbijn's Le Carré adaptationRumoured for a while but only just officially confirmed, Daniel Brühl has joined the already impressive cast of the John Le Carre adaptation A Most Wanted Man. Anton Corbjin (Control, The American), as you'll know by now, is directing.The story follows Issa, a refugee lately escaped from a Turkish prison and on the run from the Swedish authorities, who claims to be Chechen, but, rather mysteriously, doesn't speak the language. Arriving in Hamburg, he...Read Full Story

Daniel Brühl, born June 16, 1978, Barcelona, Spain, is a German actor. Brühl was born in Barcelona, Spain, the son of German stage director Hanno Brühl and a Catalan professor mother. Shortly after his birth, his family moved to Cologne, Germany, where he grew up. He was raised in a fully bilingual home, speaks both German and Spanish fluently as well as Catalan. Brühl began acting at a young age, and made his international breakthrough role in 2003 as Alex Kerner in the Golden Globe...Read Full Story

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