Who is Youtuber Ssundee? His Wiki: Wife, Son, Real Name, Net Worth, Age
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• Ssundee is a successful YouTuber with over 9.1 million subscribers • His real name is Ian Stapleton, born in Michigan, USA in 1998 • He created a number of web series, such as 'Lucky Block Challenge' and 'Troll Craft' • He has a net worth of $2.5 million • He is active on social media, with a large following on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook
Known for movies
Gattaca (1997) as Vincent Freeman
Before Sunset (2004) as Jesse
Before Sunrise (1995) as Jesse
Training Day (2001) as Jake
Short Info
Net Worth$55 millionDate Of BirthNovember 6, 1970SpouseRyan Hawke, Uma ThurmanFactAttended the Packer Collegiate Institute in Brooklyn, New York for one year.PaymentsEarned $4,000,000 from (2009)
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Who is Ssundee?
Ssundee is one of the most successful YouTubers on the popular video service, with over 9.1 million subscribers on his official YouTube channel. The videos depict him playing the extremely popular video game Minecraft, and has now been viewed over 3.6 billion times with the number is increasing every minute.
Do You Know Ssundee’s Real Name?
Ssundee came to prominence under his nickname, which came from a joke that he and his brother-in-law started. Namely, the two were playing Call of Duty, and his brother in law set up an account named Saturdee, while he chose Ssundee. However, if you didn’t know, Ssundee’s real name is Ian Stapleton, and he was born in Michigan USA on the 2nd December 1998.
Early Life, Family, and Education
SSundee moved a lot in his childhood; he spent his first eight years of life in the state of Michigan, but then the whole family moved to Louisiana where he lived for the next eight years before settling in Virginia. Ssundee went to Nandua High School, but wasn’t much interested in formal education, so joined the military, serving until 2009.
Career Beginnings
Following his military service, Ssundee started his , and uploaded his first video, “Minecraft Rollercoaster! w/Ssundee”, which has now been viewed more than 390,000 times. After this attention, Ssundee continued uploading videos, and in a short span of time reached 500,000 subscribers.
Rise to Prominence
Ssundee’s popularity improved over the years, and the number of his subscribers reached millions, so that he now has over nine million subscribers, who closely follow his every move in the popular game “Minecraft”. Over the years, SSUndee created a number of web series, such as “Lucky Block Challenge”, “Murder Modded Mini-Game”, “Troll Craft”, and “Skyfactory 4”, among others, all of which brought new subscribers to his channel.
TeamCrafted
Although he enjoys playing on his own, Ssundee also started a Minecraft team, named TeamCrafted, comprised of several other popular Minecraft gamers, such as of NetNobody, Minecraft Universe, Deadlox, JeromeASF, BajanCanadian, and HuskyMidkipz. Unfortunately, the group didn’t last long due to internal differences, and the members went their separate ways.
I have a VR Vive but dunno how to VR Vive…how to VR Vive?
— SSundee (@SSundee)
Problems with other YouTubers
Back in 2016, SSundee had problems with the infamous hacker @Parody, who managed to break into his YouTube channel, and Twitter account as well. Luckily, SSundee brought back his accounts, and since then has been constantly uploading new videos. Some of his most popular videos include “Minecraft Mod – Plants vs Zombies 2 Mod – New Mobs”, “Minecraft POKEMON GO LUCKY BLOCK CHALLENGE”, and “Minecraft: Pokemon LUCKY BLOCK CHALLENGE 2”.
Do You Know How Rich Ssundee Is?
Since launching his YouTube career, Ssundee has earned a fair amount through his dedication to the game, as he constantly attracts new subscribers. He is in constant search for innovations for the game, trying to make it more fun than it already is. Over nine million people that watch him having fun suggests that he has been successful. So have you ever wondered how rich Ssundee is, as of mid- 2018? According to authoritative sources, it has been estimated that Ssundee’s net worth is as high as $2.5 million. Pretty impressive for a YouTuber, don’t you think?, SSundee with wife Maddie
Do You Know About Ssundee’s Personal Life?
Only thirty, but already divorced; Ssundee was married to a girl named Maddie for five years, between 2007 and 2012, during which the couple welcomed a son named Colton. Ssundee continued his life, and in 2014 married another girl, whose name is also Maddie. The Stapleton family now resides in South Carolina, USA.
People say my son looks like me. I don't see it…
— SSundee (@SSundee)
Social Media Presence
Although he has built his popularity on YouTube, Ssundee is popular all over the internet, especially Twitter, and Instagram, however, he is also no stranger to Facebook. His has over 2.5 million followers, with whom he speaks on a personal level, asking them questions and sharing his own ideas, all of which you can see on his official page. Ian is also active on Instagram with over 400,000 followers, while on Facebook, Ssundee has a fan base of close to 90,000 people. So, if you aren’t already a fan of this popular YouTuber, then this is a fantastic opportunity for you, just skip over to his official pages.
General Info
Full NameEthan HawkeNet Worth$55 millionDate Of BirthNovember 6, 1970Height1.79 mProfessionScreenwriter, Film director, Novelist, Actor, Theatre DirectorEducationPacker Collegiate Institute, New York University, West Windsor-Plainsboro High School South, Carnegie Mellon University, Hun School of PrincetonNationalityAmerican
Family
SpouseRyan Hawke, Uma ThurmanChildrenMaya Thurman-Hawke, Levon Roan Thurman-Hawke, Clementine Jane Hawke, Indiana HawkeParentsLeslie Carole Green, James Steven HawkeSiblingsHeather Powers, Patrick Powers, Matthew Hawke, Samuel Hawke
Accomplishments
AwardsGotham Independent Film Award for Best Ensemble Performance, National Society of Film Critics Award for Best Screenplay, Gotham Independent Film Tribute Award, Obie Award for PerformanceNominationsAcademy Award for Best Actor in a Supporting Role, Academy Award for Best Writing Adapted Screenplay, Golden Globe Award for Best Supporting Actor – Motion Picture, MTV Movie Award for Best Kiss, Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by a Cast in a Motion Picture, Critics' Choice M...MoviesBoyhood, The Magnificent Seven, Before Sunrise, Born to Be Blue, Training Day, Dead Poets Society, Before Sunset, Before Midnight, Gattaca, Sinister, Reality Bites, Predestination, Before the Devil Knows You're Dead, Explorers, Daybreakers, The Purge, Good Kill, Regression, Taking Lives, In a Valley...TV ShowsBlue Tilt, The Directors
#Quote1[2016, on the possibility of a fourth 'Before' film] You never know. There is this symmetry to these three, there's something beautiful about the way the third one ends with the couple fighting, and the first one begins with the couple in their forties fighting. There's something about it that feels done. That doesn't mean that there isn't a new beginning, a new chapter...2[on (2013)] The first two films are all about romantic projection, and we had this idea for the third film to really try to explore what happens when you get everything you want. There are a lot of movies about break-ups, and a lot of movies about people falling in love, but very few made about a couple who've been together ten years. It was something really interesting to me, to visit people in the middle of their lives, who still believe in their craving for love, but they're not kids anymore, and life can't be about what might be, it has to be about what is happening. That's much deeper water to swim in.3[on (2004)] A couple of years after we'd finished (1995) we met and we worked on (2001) together, and we had a ball doing that, so it seemed kind of obvious when that was over that we should collaborate again. It always occurred to me it would be a fun thing to revisit, but at the time, Before Sunrise was probably the lowest-grossing movie in history to have a sequel! We cared more about that movie than anyone else did. And when we finished the second one I felt very strongly that we needed a third one; that as beautiful as the ending to Before Sunset is, it's a call that begs for an answer.4[on preparing thank-you speeches for the Oscars] It always annoys me when people don't. If you're nominated, there's a 1-in-5 chance that you might have to talk. It's such a bore to listen to ''I should have planned a speech". That said, I totally didn't have a speech planned this year [2015] because I knew exactly who was going to win my prize.5[on whether he is ever tempted to abandon performing ] I think there's a healthy part of anyone who's a professional actor that has a little in them.6Looking for mentorship and leadership is a big part of every young man's life. We want to not be at sea, and we want to not be lost.7The older you get, the humbler you get, the more life kind of rips you open and the more responsible you feel - both to your art and to the audience's time, and wanting to do a good job. Sometimes the harder you try to hit a baseball, the more you miss. And the same metaphor applies to all of life.8[on the late ] I remember the first time I ever felt like I had actually had the experience of acting. (2014) said this thing during the Q&A earlier that when you're playing well - he's talking about playing piano - you don't feel like you're playing; you feel like you're being played. Somehow, it's like you're not breathing; you're being breathed. And the first time I ever had that feeling was with . We had this scene, "I sound my barbaric yawp over the rooftops of the world." And it's etched in my brain as him standing in front of me, writing "yawp" on the chalkboard, and he said, "Todd doesn't think he has anything of value inside him." That scene is pretty much shot in one take. It's cut a little bit, but shot it on a Steadicam spinning around us. I remember Robin hugging me after that scene was over. It's a high I've been chasing the rest of my life. I mean, the last 25 years since then or whatever. It's also something that's absolutely heartbreaking and tragic, about the person who taught you the expression "Carpe diem," taking his own life. You know, there's something really terrible about that. But, he was always - for every great high, there is a low. And he was a person who experienced tremendous personal highs. I mean, being around him, you felt the epic swings in his state of mind. Even at 18, I was with it enough to sense those. So, I feel for him and I feel for his family.9[on the late ] (1997). He was such a dad in that. He was such a mentor. There's that great moment when he says, "You think you know what it's like to be an adult because you think you can intellectually understand, but you didn't live any of these things. You don't really know anything about that..." - and it always stayed with me. Like we all think we're smarter than our parents. And (1991), he was amazing. I'll never forget seeing "Fisher King" and walking home and just being blown away. But, he's been a part of my psyche, obviously. I've had a picture from (1989) over my desk my whole life. It's a present gave us of Robin and the seven poets and a poem, I think it's a Randall Gerald poem. But, it's terrible. and Robin in one year.10[on (2013)] We needed to try to address the harder, more difficult aspects of daily life and what it means when you get what you want, and what you do with what you want when you have it, and do you still want it?11[on the "Before" Trilogy] The first film is about what could be, the second is about what should have been. (2013) is about what it is.12 (1997) could barely find one sentence to put on the quote above the poster. We didn't have one "A" review. And now that movie comes up every day in my life, some art director referencing the design, or some politician at a dinner party talking about cloning. The first two weeks after that movie came out, I thought no one would remember it. It's funny what movies make it at the time and which ones don't and which ones pass the test of time.13[on if he thinks its possible to have a favorite movie, or does it change over time or based on your mood at the time] - To me, (1982) is one of the greatest films of all times. What I love about movies - and literature - is that a lot of it is about the mood you're in. Saturday afternoon or July 4th with my son, it's (1981). I personally find it incredibly fun with my wife to see (2012) and talk afterwards. You want different things from different movies depending on who you are. Sometimes, you want your soul to be fed and to believe someone really cares. Do you remember the scene in (1989) where rips the pages out of the book and says there's no right way to write a f**king poem? Well, there's no right way to make a movie. People use money as a barometer to judge a film, but it's really a barometer to judge the advertising department of that film. I'm old enough to see movies get bad reviews and go on to succeed years later. (1995) was wildly underrated because it came out after (1990).14As I've gotten older, I've gotten more interested in blurring the line between character and actor. When or or sings a song, you feel like they're singing about themselves. It gets inside me and works on me in a different way when the song doesn't matter to them. So, more and more, I tried to make things personal to me. ... Obviously you try to bring yourself to your character, like (2009). To be a cop, in this intense lifestyle, but also marry it to something so that it's you, so that it's not a posture or a pose of a cop. It's personal, it's you. Sometimes, I get close. Sometimes, I miss it. But that's my goal, to express the way that real people are, they can be ethical and hypocritical and self-centered. It's all very much at play in the moment. When I've seen other people do that on screen, I love it. ... Al Pacino in (1975) or Nicholson in (1975) or DeNiro in (1976)": These are the iconic roles where people have really succeeded. ... I think (1995) and (2004) are the closest to a three-dimensional character on screen [I've played]. They're not flamboyant, but those people are recognizable human beings. They're not postures. What I mean is not dramatic but real. You can do it inside any genre. Even made something personal in the first "Raiders," in (1975) and in "Close Encounters": You can do it in big drama, and in a little tiny art film, It's just a question of whether or not there's something alive being photographed or something dead. That's the question. I love talking about this stuff. It sounds pretentious, but I really enjoy it. The funny thing about me, I do this for a living, but I'm also a huge fan of movies, studying them, what makes them good and bad.15[on how the set of (2011) (aka "The Woman in the Fifth") differed from a typical Hollywood production] - They weren't worried how the damn film is going to test in this market or that market. They are trying to write a poem, to make something that's beautiful, to express themselves in a way that is beautiful. More and more, I find the film industry is owned and controlled and eaten and consumed by big business. It's kinda nauseating. It was a change to be around people that don't find it pretentious that art is beautiful, that the aspiration is a worthy one and not a pretentious one. In this culture, if you don't put your primary motive is making money, then you're a pretentious asshole. That said, they thought I was the populist because I wanted the movie to make sense.16[on what kind of films he grew up watching] - When I was 16 or 17, I was graduating high school in New Jersey and there was an art-house movie theater. I saw (1984), (1987) (aka "Wings of Desire"), and (1986). Those movies woke me up to a whole other world of what movies can be. I'd been growing up on (1982) and (1981). When I saw director 's movies, they reminded me of movies that would have shown at that theater. I really wanted to work with him. He worked with a Polish cinematographer, and they were so well-educated, they could teach about filmmaking at any school in any galaxy.17One of the things I dislike about most modern movies is that you only need to be 8 or 12 to fully comprehend the intent of the filmmaker. And while I enjoy (2005) and while I did cry when I watched (2009) and (2010), it's fun to see a movie that is made for somebody over the age of 15.18I seem to have this problem with having children. They erode the amount of time in the day. I see some of these young actors and, I love my kids, but there is a part of me that says, "You want your career to go well? Don't get married. Don't have kids. You have to be a monk to your profession."19There was a great thing that Willie Nelson once said. He said he loved old guitars because they had character, but now that he's old he has character, so he likes new guitars. I'm the same way. I have character. My clothes don't need it. And there are parts of me that don't look as good. So I have a nice suit.20The great power of literature is to expand our vision. "Go Tell It on the Mountain" is a case in point. You feel as if Baldwin bled over this book, that this book hurt to write. It's not a memoir; it's somebody taking very real feelings and turning them into art. He writes evocatively, but you don't need to have a graduate degree to understand his books-you just need to have a heart.21I don't understand the world. I don't understand why some people have to suffer so much and others don't. I don't understand the unfairness of all that - I can't wrap my brain around it. Seems like it should be the opposite, like global warming should make Haiti discover that they have the secret plant that makes them all rich, because they've suffered enough, those people.22I'm a student of acting and one of the things you learn when you study Shakespeare is that what was going on inside people 500 years ago is going on inside people now. Our inner life, what's really important, how we're thinking, we can relate to that if you can find the truth of it.23In grade school they say you have to pick a profession and stick to it...and people stop looking at their lives as a work in progress. If you don't stay in touch with yourself, you kind of lose focus. If you're going to spend a life in the arts, you need to be infused with a sense of gratitude and a sense of wonder. It's a privilege to do this profession. But there is a payment you have to make for that privilege, which is to do your best all the time. To challenge yourself.24On his other lines of work - theatre, directing, writing: One of the most difficult aspects of being an actor is trying to find the right work. Work that speaks to an audience, that you enjoy doing and that is reflective of your artistic sensibility. To be a contemporary movie actor, you have to kill people - that's basically it. If you don't cock'n'load'n'fire a Smith & Wesson at some point in your film career, you're not going to have a film career. There just aren't enough movies that I like to keep me working in movies all the time. Well, let me rephrase that: there aren't enough available parts.25On contemporary movie market: I struggle with people thinking all these superhero movies are such great films. We just celebrate mediocrity. We run it up the flagpole. There's always going to be a market for superhero movies, and I don't want to criticize it - I'll do a superhero movie if I have to - but it's the James Joyces of the world who need to be run up the flagpole. But nobody's reading them, because it's difficult.26[on (2004)] It's its own form of cinema, it's its own entity. I think Chekhov would like Before Sunset because it's all about nuance. Any decent screen-writing school would throw that script out. There's no beginning, middle and end, it's completely fluid, just chasing the nuance of life, and kind of believing whatever God is lives in this kind of energy that flows between all of us. I kind of live for that, for that chance that you might get another opportunity to be a part of something like that.27Reflecting on his first novel "The Hottest State": The older you get, the humbler you get. I know I don't have that much to offer, and I know I've now read Moby Dick and Anna Karenina, and if I had read those books before I wrote The Hottest State, I don't think I'd have published it. I had the arrogance of the uneducated, which sometimes you need.28[on 's part in (2004)] What I love about "Celine", what I felt really proud about that script, is that she's really a fully-dimensional woman. It's very rare in movies that you don't see a male projection of a fantasy woman. I mean, Julie deserves 90% of the credit, 100% of the credit, but I feel proud of the collaboration that created that character. Her work in that movie is my favorite thing about it.29I had a huge depression when my marriage split up. But (2004) and (1998) ended up being these giant vents for me, to let it blow through. No matter how screwed up I was, I was never as screwed up as "Eddy" in (1998), the woman-hater.30[on writing his novel, The Hottest State] Writing the book had to do with dropping out of college, and with being an actor. I didn't want my whole life to go by and not do anything but recite lines. I wanted to try making something else. It was definitely the scariest thing I ever did. And a huge learning experience about how not everybody's going to like you, or like what you do. And you have to ask yourself, is it worthwhile? Or am I just doing it to be liked? And it was just one of the best things I ever did. The second book was so much more fun because of that. The first was just a novelty act, like, 'The kid from Reality Bites wrote a book? Who does he think he is?' And I understand that.31The person who's had the most impact on acting since , the only person who's really changed acting, is . I call it the Julia Roberts School of Acting. It's an excess of competence. She's got all these imitators, and they just basically get on screen and smile. The idea is, smile and say your line. And Julia Roberts herself - well, that's one thing. But she has a ton of pupils who get on screen and basically just smile. And their smile is so winning, and so wonderful, that you say, 'I like that person'. And it drives me crazy, because the point of performance is not to be liked. My grandfather's a politician, and he can never understand. He says, 'You've got to stop playing these people no one would ever like!' But my job is not to be liked. It's to make interesting things. I want to actually do something, rather than just be me on screen. Julia Roberts does something with it, but all her imitators. It's like the imitators of Raymond Carver, that generation of writers copying him, I guess: it looks simple to them and they copy it, but they're missing the thing that made it special.32One of the things I learned on (2001) was it can be fun to work inside a genre. And I've also always felt that if you wanted to keep working, that if you're not a real chameleon of an actor and if you're not one of those guys who can really shape-change themselves all the time, one of the ways to keep pushing yourself and keep changing is to be in different kinds of movies. And this one had a good part, and often these kinds of movies don't even allow you to even try to give a nuanced performance.33[on (1989)] The experience on that movie was, for lack of a better term, life-altering. has a unique talent for making movies that are intelligent but also mainstream. I've never been terribly successful at doing that.34I was friends with , you know, and I used to be painfully jealous of him, until a friend pointed out that him doing well doesn't mean that you're doing badly. And if he does badly, it doesn't mean you're doing better. It's like that great line, 'Whenever a friend of mine succeeds, a small part of me dies'. Being an adult is really challenging. When you're young, you can rely for so long on being promising, and then you have to stop being promising. You want to say, 'Hey, can't I be promising any more?'.35(On working with ) I think Jude's the real thing. He is just electric, man. He is so beautiful. It's weird to be around someone that beautiful. I just couldn't believe he was straight.36Acting was something that came very easily to me. It fell in my lap. But the people I admired the most were not really movie stars. I was full of and .37After (1994) came out, I had opportunities to be a different kind of actor, and rightly or wrongly, I grew up in a household where there was such anger and resentment towards anyone who had any money, that I never really had any desire to make any money. And I had the idea that a real artist wouldn't have any money. That's been problematic.38A lot of American actors when they do Shakespeare put on a phoney English accent and it drives me crazy. You're always fighting against the idea that only the British know how to do Shakespeare.39(On being a father) "It's the greatest pleasure in my life. It's the only role that, if I fail, I will consider my life a failure."40One of the things that's great about (2001) is that you have two very distinct personalities, but it's true: it also has a great plot. If you can do both, it's incredibly exciting for the audience. Oftentimes, you have art films that have no narrative to speak of and instead offer characterization; then you have mainstream movies that are simple formulas, A-B-C-D. (2001) is a good combo.41A lot of these movies, they're really enjoyable to see. Really, it's like smoking crack or something--you walk out and you feel diminished by it. It's eye candy, just violence and sex. Definitely lots of sex, people making out or showing their tits, which is always fun, but it wasn't what I wanted to do with my life. I tried it - I tried doing this movie [ (2004)], a popcorn movie, the first movie I did that's about nothing. And I didn't like it, because I do ultimately feel there's enough crap like this. It's so much more fun and harder and more challenging to try to make something that's entertaining but isn't wasting your time.42Actors write movies all the time - but you try fiction and you're an asshole. Everyone wants to try new things, or almost everyone. Really great supporting actors want to play the lead, and lead actors secretly wish they could be character actors. doesn't want to be pretty! You know what I mean? Everybody in the world wants to look like Brad Pitt, and Brad Pitt wants to look like a regular guy.43The devil is seductive, and so guns are glorious in the culture. I understand there's a case to be made. For instance, said something like this, that you can't have a scene with drugs in a film that doesn't secretly make you want to do drugs. In the same vein, it's hard to make a movie that's anti-violence because the very nature of photographing violence eroticises it. But I'm not so sold that that's true.44People look at your life and see things as a big deal that aren't a big deal to you. What I mean is, the chapter breaks are different for me. I'll read about my divorce, and what people think about it, and, well, it's so inaccurate, usually, but the fact is, I wouldn't want it to be accurate. Because it's my truth. When I was younger, it was more important to me to come off well. Now, I just want to try to be good at what I do.45But the truth is, I've never wanted to be a movie star - and I've been pretty clear about that.46"The kindest compliments I have ever heard are when cops tell me (2001) and (2005) inspired them to become cops. The funniest compliments I have ever heard are when people tell me that 'I love your band '".47I think most people are good at more things than the world gives them the opportunity to do.
Facts
#Fact1As of 2016, Hawke has worked on eight films with Richard Linklater.2He's from the same city as and .3Has appeared in 3 films that have been Oscar nominated for Best Picture: (1989), (1994), and (2014).4He appeared in eight films directed by : (1995), (1998), (2001), (2001), (2004), (2006), (2013) and (2014).5He played 's son in both (1999) and (2000).6He has appeared in two film adaptations of Shakespearean plays which were set in the present day: (2000) and (2014).7Appearing in the widely acclaimed off-Broadway projects "The Winter's Tale" (Shakespeare) and "The Cherry Orchard" (Chekhov) directed by , which stars 'Simon Russell Beale', , and . [June 2009]8Release of his novel, "The Hottest State". [1996]9Chelsea, New York City, New York: Acting [February 2012]10Directing the first major Off-Broadway revival of 's award-winning play "A Lie of the Mind" in New York City. [February 2010]11Release of his book, "Ash Wednesday: A Novel". [2002]12Starring in the Tony-winning Broadway epic "The Coast of Utopia" written by . The cast also includes , and . [January 2007]13Starring in the Tony-winning Broadway epic "The Coast of Utopia" (Chekhov) written by . The cast also includes 'Richard Easton', and . [January 2007]14Starring in the acclaimed, Off-Broadway revival of 's "Hurlyburly". The production also stars , , , , and . [May 2005]15Starring in two plays directed by - "The Winter's Tale" (Shakespeare) and "The Cherry Orchard" (Chekhov) - as part of the transatlantic "Bridge Project". The company also include 'Simon Russell Beale', , and . [February 2009]16Became a father for the 3rd time at age 37 when his wife gave birth to their daughter Clementine Jane Hawke on July 18, 2008.17Became a father for the 2nd time at age 31 when his wife gave birth to their son Levon Green Hawke, aka , on January 15, 2002.18Became a father for the 1st time at age 27 when his wife gave birth to their daughter Maya Ray Hawke, aka , on July 8, 1998.19He has English, Scottish, and Scots-Irish (Northern Irish) ancestry.20Son of Leslie Hawke and Jim Hawke - they divorced in 1974. Stepson of David Weiss. He has five stepsisters and one stepbrother.21Former son-in-law of and .22Former brother-in-law of , and Mipam Thurman.23Was considered for the role of Dignam in (2006).24A fan of .25Lives in New York City.26He was inducted into the Texas Film Hall of Fame in March 2004 in Austin, Texas.27In (2004) (which he co-wrote with and ), Hawke's character Jesse is in a failing marriage with a woman he married because she had become pregnant. Soon after the film's release, Hawke divorced his real-life wife , whom he had married while she was pregnant with their first child.28Twice during his 20s he took a two-year leave of absence, once to go to NYU and study English (he dropped out when a part came up), and then to write a novel.29Took a year off acting after (2001) to complete his novel Ash Wednesday.30To prepare for his role in the film version of Hamlet he spent the summer before filming attending three study sessions a week with a friend who had played the part on the stage.31 (1970), (1975) and (1981) are among his favorite films.32Is a big fan of the band .33His mother is a strict vegetarian and animal rights activist.34His first acting role was at McCarter Theater in Princeton, New Jersey at age 12.35Turned down the part of Bobby Mercer in (2005). He loved the script but could not commit to it because of scheduling conflicts. The part eventually went to .36Stepbrother Patrick Powers is a Green Beret who served a six-month tour of duty in Afghanistan, and is currently (late 2006/early 2007) serving a six-month tour in Iraq.37Very good friends with and .38Co-founded the now-defunct theater company called "Malaparte" with , and .39His mother Leslie is a charity worker who lives in Romania.40Is a big fan of the Star Wars movie series41On Father's Day 2004 he went to a Yankees game with his kids.42Is close friends with actor/director , whom he met while filming (1992).43First cousin twice removed of . Hawke's great grandfather and Williams' father were brothers.44Attended the Packer Collegiate Institute in Brooklyn, New York for one year.45Remains close friends with (1989) co-stars, and . Because of that movie's theme - triumph of the human spirit - Hawke laughingly refers to it as "One Flew Over the Robin's Nest" (due in part to 's starring role).46When he was in the seventh grade, he played "Lon" in West Windsor-Plainsboro junior high school production of the play "Meet Me in St. Louis".47Met and became friends with during the making of (1985).48Says that he is constantly mistaken for from the band so often that he signs autographs as "Mark McGrath" and, apparently, the same thing happens to Mark McGrath who, in turn, signs autographs as "Ethan Hawke" to fans.49His parents were University of Texas students when Ethan was born, and they separated when he was three.50He was the original choice to play FBI Agent Will Graham in (2002), but turned the role down to take time off from making movies.51Has appeared in two film adaptations of novels: (1989) and (1992).52His cat appeared in the music-video "Stay", which he directed.53Childhood friend of director ( (1995), (2000)).54Proposed to ex-wife twice before she said yes.55Was accepted by Carnegie-Mellon University, School of Drama in Pittsburgh, PA, but dropped out after only 5 months.56Was in a production of "Great Expectations" at West Windsor Plainsboro High School.57Published his first novel, "The Hottest State," in 1996 (the novel sold for $400,000 to Little, Brown and Company).58Graduated from the Hun School of Princeton. [1988]59Became a father for the 4th time at age 40 when his wife gave birth to their daughter Indiana Hawke in August 2011.60Attended West Windsor-Plainsboro High School in central New Jersey, but is not pictured in the yearbook (1984-1986).
Pictures
Movies
Actor
TitleYearStatusCharacterFirst Reformed2018post-productionTollerStockholm2018post-productionValerian and the City of a Thousand Planets2017completedJolly the Pimp24 Hours to LivecompletedJuliet, Nakedpre-productionTucker CroweThe Kidpre-productionTonight at NooncompletedLeftyThe Magnificent Seven2016Goodnight RobicheauxMaudie2016Everett LewisThe Phenom2016Hopper SeniorInvasion!2016ShortVoice of the Cosmos (voice)In a Valley of Violence2016PaulExit Strategy2015TV MovieEric ShawRegression2015/IBruce KennerBorn to Be Blue2015Chet BakerMaggie's Plan2015JohnSinister 22015Ellison Oswalt (credit only)10,000 Saints2015LesGood Kill2014Major Thomas EganCymbeline2014IachimoPredestination2014/IThe BarkeepBoyhood2014/IDadGetaway2013Brent MagnaThe Purge2013/IJames SandinBefore Midnight2013JesseMea Maxima Culpa: Silence in the House of God2012DocumentaryPat (voice)Total Recall2012/ICarl Hauser (in director's cut) (uncredited)Sinister2012/IEllison OswaltLa femme du Vème2011Tom RicksMoby Dick2011TV Mini-SeriesStarbuckDaybreakers2009Edward DaltonLittle New York2009Sully HalversonBrooklyn's Finest2009SalWhat Doesn't Kill You2008Paulie McDouganNew York, I Love You2008Writer (segment "Yvan Attal")Before the Devil Knows You're Dead2007HankRobot Chicken2007TV SeriesGodzilla Jr. JasonThe Hottest State2006VinceFast Food Nation2006PeteLord of War2005Jack ValentineOne Last Thing...2005Earl Jameison (uncredited)Assault on Precinct 132005Sgt. Jake RoenickTaking Lives2004CostaBefore Sunset2004JesseAlias2003TV SeriesJames LennoxChelsea Walls2001Sam (voice, uncredited)The Jimmy Show2001RayTraining Day2001JakeTape2001VinceWaking Life2001JesseHamlet2000HamletSnow Falling on Cedars1999Ishmael ChambersJoe the King1999Len ColesThe Velocity of Gary1998NatThe Newton Boys1998Jess NewtonGreat Expectations1998Finnegan BellGattaca1997Vincent FreemanSearch and Destroy1995RogerBefore Sunrise1995JesseQuiz Show1994Don Quixote Student (uncredited)White Fang 2: Myth of the White Wolf1994Jack Conroy (uncredited)Floundering1994JimmyReality Bites1994Troy DyerAlive1993Nando ParradoRich in Love1992Wayne FrobinessWaterland1992Matthew PriceA Midnight Clear1992Sgt. Will KnottMystery Date1991Tom McHughWhite Fang1991/IJackDad1989BillyDead Poets Society1989Todd AndersonLion's Den1988ShortExplorers1985Ben Crandall
Writer
TitleYearStatusCharacterBlaze2018written by post-productionMaking a Scene2013Short lines written byBefore Midnight2013written byThe Hottest State2006novel "The Hottest State" / screenplayBefore Sunset2004screenplayStraight to One1994Short written by
Soundtrack
TitleYearStatusCharacterThe Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon2015-2016TV Series performer - 2 episodesBorn to Be Blue2015performer: "Blue Room", "My Funny Valentine", "I've Never Been in Love Before"Boyhood2014/Iperformer: "Split the Difference", "LA Freeway", "Ryan's Song" / writer: "Split the Difference", "Ryan's Song"Reality Bites1994performer: "Conjunction Junction", "Marriage", "I'm Nuthin'", "Add It Up", "A Froggy went A Courtin'"
Director
TitleYearStatusCharacterBlaze2018post-productionSeymour: An Introduction2014DocumentaryThe Hottest State2006Chelsea Walls2001Straight to One1994Short
Producer
TitleYearStatusCharacterBlaze2018producer post-productionExit Strategy2015TV Movie producer
Editor
TitleYearStatusCharacterStraight to One1994Short
Miscellaneous
TitleYearStatusCharacterHamlet2000pixillography - as E. Hawke
Thanks
TitleYearStatusCharacterLa femme du Vème2011thanksExplicit Ills2008special thanksGrodmin2005special thanksEasy Six2003thanksHysterical Blindness2002TV Movie thanksTadpole2000special thanksSubUrbia1996thanksPoetry, Passion, the Postman: The Poetic Return of Pablo Neruda1996TV Movie documentary thanks
Self
TitleYearStatusCharacterPredestination: A Journey Through Time2015Video documentary shortHimselfThe EE British Academy Film Awards2015TV Special documentaryHimselfThe 21st Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards2015TV SpecialHimself - Nominee & Presenter: Ensemble in 'Boyhood'20th Annual Critics' Choice Movie Awards2015TV SpecialHimself72nd Golden Globe Awards2015TV SpecialHimself - NomineeFansTang Live from the Red Carpet2015TV SeriesHimselfThe Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson2012-2015TV SeriesHimself - GuestBoyhood: The 12 Year Project2015Video documentary shortHimself - 'Mason Sr'Boyhood: The 12 Year Project, The Making of 'Boyhood'2015Video shortHimselfLate Show with David Letterman1998-2015TV SeriesHimself - GuestThe View2007-2015TV SeriesHimself - GuestThe Hollywood Reporter Roundtables2014TV SeriesHimselfVariety Studio: Actors on Actors2014TV SeriesHimselfJimmy Kimmel Live!2007-2014TV SeriesHimself - Guest21 Years: Richard Linklater2014DocumentaryHimselfIMDb: What to Watch2014TV Series documentaryHimselfSeymour: An Introduction2014DocumentaryHimselfChelsea Lately2014TV SeriesHimself - GuestConan2013-2014TV SeriesHimself - GuestThe Insider2014TV SeriesHimselfThe 68th Annual Tony Awards2014TV SpecialHimself - PresenterLa noche de los Oscar2014TV MovieHimself - IntervieweeThe 86th Annual Academy Awards2014TV SpecialHimself - Nominee: Best Adapted ScreenplayThe 2014 Film Independent Spirit Awards2014TV SpecialHimself - Nominee (credit only)19th Annual Critics' Choice Movie Awards2014TV SpecialHimself - Louis XIII Genius AwardEllen: The Ellen DeGeneres Show2013TV SeriesHimself - GuestThe Broadway.com Show2013TV SeriesHimselfWelcome Nowhere2013DocumentaryNarrator (voice)Weekend Ticket2013TV Series shortHimselfTavis Smiley2010-2013TV SeriesHimself - GuestVivir de cine2013TV SeriesHimselfSidewalks Entertainment2012-2013TV SeriesHimself - GuestLate Night with Jimmy Fallon2010-2013TV SeriesHimself - GuestStars on Sports2013TV MovieHimselfCharlie Rose1998-2013TV SeriesHimself - GuestGeorge Bellows2012Video documentaryNarrator (voice)Attack of the Show!2012TV SeriesHimself - GuestWatch What Happens: Live2012TV SeriesHimself - GuestShakespeare Uncovered2012TV Mini-Series documentaryHimselfThe 2012 Film Independent Spirit Awards2012TV SpecialHimself - PresenterBrooklyn's Finest: An Eye for Detail2010Video shortHimselfBrooklyn's Finest: Three Cops and a Dealer2010Video shortHimselfConflict and Chaos: The Life of a New York Cop2010Video documentary shortHimself25th Film Independent Spirit Awards2010TV SpecialHimselfThe Tonight Show with Conan O'Brien2010TV SeriesHimself - GuestCorso: The Last Beat2009DocumentaryHigh Line Stories2009TV Series documentaryLate Night with Conan O'Brien1997-2008TV SeriesHimself - GuestChelsea on the Rocks2008DocumentaryHimselfEigo de shabera-night2008TV SeriesHimselfWelcome to Gattaca2008Video documentary shortHimselfDirected by Sidney Lumet: How the Devil Was Made2008Video documentary shortHimselfTexas Monthly Talks2007TV SeriesHimself - IntervieweeUp Close with Carrie Keagan2007TV SeriesHimself - GuestShootout2007TV SeriesHimselfThe Tonight Show with Jay Leno1997-2007TV SeriesHimself - GuestThe 61st Annual Tony Awards2007TV SpecialHimself - NomineeWorking in the Theatre2007TV Series documentaryHimselfThe Manufacturing of 'Fast Food Nation'2007Video documentaryHimselfThe Making of 'Lord of War'2006Video documentary shortHimselfDead Poets: A Look Back2006Video documentary shortHimselfThe 59th Annual Tony Awards2005TV SpecialHimself - Presenter50th Annual Drama Desk Awards2005TV SpecialHimself - PresenterFashion Week Diaries2005TV Movie documentaryHimselfHBO First Look2001-2005TV Series documentary shortHimselfOn the Set of 'Before Sunset'2004Video documentary shortHimself / Jessie4Pop2004TV Series documentaryHimselfBook TV2004TV SeriesHimself - PresenterCrime Lab: A 'Taking Lives'2004Video documentary shortHimselfThe 58th Annual Tony Awards2004TV SpecialHimself - PresenterT42004TV SeriesHimselfPollydays2003VideoHimselfWillie Nelson & Friends: Live and Kickin'2003TV SpecialHimselfHollywood Celebrates Denzel Washington: An American Cinematheque Tribute2003TV Special documentaryHimselfBo' Selecta!2002TV SeriesHimselfBreakfast2002TV SeriesHimself - GuestAll the Love You Cannes!2002DocumentaryHimselfInside the Actors Studio1995-2002TV SeriesHimself - Guest / Himself - Audience MemberThe Rosie O'Donnell Show1997-2002TV SeriesHimself - GuestThe 74th Annual Academy Awards2002TV SpecialHimself - Nominee: Best Actor in a Supporting Role & Co-Presenter: Best Original Screenplay and Best Adapted Screenplay8th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards2002TV SpecialHimselfTotal Request Live2001TV SeriesHimselfSpotlight on Location: Snow Falling on Cedars2000TV Movie documentaryHimself - ActorThe 72nd Annual Academy Awards2000TV SpecialHimself - Co-Presenter: Best Documentary FeatureGreat Performances1998TV SeriesHimselfThe Making of 'Gattaca'1998Video shortHimselfThe Directors1997TV Series documentaryHimselfPoetry, Passion, the Postman: The Poetic Return of Pablo Neruda1996TV Movie documentaryHimselfThe Making of 'Reality Bites'1994Documentary shortTroy DyerThe Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon2014-2017TV SeriesHimself - Guest / HimselfGood Morning America2013-2017TV SeriesHimself - Guest / HimselfOk! TV2017TV SeriesHimselfLive with Kelly and Ryan2005-2017TV SeriesHimself - Guest / HimselfPromised Land2017/IIDocumentaryHimselfThe Space in Between2017Video documentaryHimselfSeven Tales of 'The Magnificent Seven'2016Video documentary shortHimselfThe Magnificent Seven: Gunslingers2016Video documentary shortHimselfThe Magnificent Seven: Rogue Bogue2016Video documentary shortHimselfToday2014-2016TV SeriesHimself - GuestCinema 32013-2016TV SeriesHimself - IntervieweeMade in Hollywood2010-2016TV SeriesHimselfSkavlan2016TV SeriesHimself - GuestDías de cine2013-2016TV SeriesHimself - IntervieweeThe Late Show with Stephen Colbert2015-2016TV SeriesHimself - GuestPremio Donostia a Ethan Hawke2016TV MovieHimself - HonoreeC à vous2011-2016TV SeriesHimselfExtra2003-2016TV SeriesHimselfEntertainment Tonight2007-2016TV SeriesHimselfThe Making of 'Regression'2016Video documentary shortHimselfStarring Austin Pendleton2016Documentary shortHimselfCBS This Morning2016TV SeriesHimselfOverheard2016TV SeriesHimself - IntervieweeThe Daily Show2004-2016TV SeriesHimself / Himself - GuestLate Night with Seth Meyers2014-2016TV SeriesHimself - GuestRichard Linklater: Dream Is Destiny2016DocumentaryHimselfThe Late Late Show with James Corden2015TV SeriesHimself - GuestLarry King Now2015TV SeriesHimself - GuestOff Camera with Sam Jones2015TV SeriesHimselfE! Live from the Red Carpet2014-2015TV SeriesHimselfThe 87th Annual Academy Awards2015TV SpecialHimself - Nominee: Best Actor in a Supporting Role30th Annual Film Independent Spirit Awards2015TV Special documentaryHimself - PresenterAll You Zombies: Bringing 'Predestination' to Life2015Video documentaryHimself
Archive Footage
TitleYearStatusCharacterL'IA et Mathieu2016TV Mini-SeriesHimselfEntertainment Tonight2009-2015TV SeriesHimself / Himself - BoyhoodPioneers of Television2014TV Mini-Series documentaryTodd AndersonChelsea Lately2014TV SeriesHimselfMovie Guide2013TV SeriesBrent Magna60/902008TV SeriesTroy DyerBoffo! Tinseltown's Bombs and Blockbusters2006DocumentaryJake (uncredited)'Pulp Fiction' on a Dime: A 10th Anniversary Retrospect2004TV Short documentaryHimselfVH1 Goes Inside2004TV Series documentaryTroy DyerCelebrities Uncensored2003TV SeriesHimselfE! True Hollywood Story2002TV Series documentaryHimselfThe 62nd Annual Academy Awards1990TV SpecialTodd Anderson
Awards
Won Awards
YearAwardCeremonyNominationMovie2016Tribute AwardGotham Awards2016Donostia Lifetime Achievement AwardSan Sebastián International Film Festival2015Truly Moving Picture AwardHeartland FilmSeymour: An Introduction (2014)2015American Riviera AwardSanta Barbara International Film Festival2014BSFC AwardBoston Society of Film Critics AwardsBest Ensemble CastBoyhood (2014)2014Critics' Choice Louis XIII Genius AwardBroadcast Film Critics Association Awards2014INOCAInternational Online Cinema Awards (INOCA)Best Adapted ScreenplayBefore Midnight (2013)2014NSFC AwardNational Society of Film Critics Awards, USABest ScreenplayBefore Midnight (2013)2014Movies for Grownups AwardAARP Movies for Grownups AwardsBest ScreenwriterBefore Midnight (2013)2013BOFCA AwardBoston Online Film Critics AssociationBest ScreenplayBefore Midnight (2013)2013DFCCDublin Film Critics Circle AwardsBest ScreenplayBefore Midnight (2013)2013Hollywood Film AwardHollywood Film AwardsScreenwriter of the YearBefore Midnight (2013)2013IFJA AwardIndiana Film Journalists Association, USBest Adapted ScreenplayBefore Midnight (2013)2013ICP AwardIndiewire Critics' PollBest ScreenplayBefore Midnight (2013)2013LAFCA AwardLos Angeles Film Critics Association AwardsBest ScreenplayBefore Midnight (2013)2013SDFCS AwardSan Diego Film Critics Society AwardsBest Adapted ScreenplayBefore Midnight (2013)2013UFCA AwardUtah Film Critics Association AwardsBest Writing, Screenplay Based on Material from Another MediumBefore Midnight (2013)2013VVFP AwardVillage Voice Film PollBest ScreenplayBefore Midnight (2013)2013WFCC AwardWomen Film Critics Circle AwardsBest Screen CoupleBefore Midnight (2013)2007Gotham Independent Film AwardGotham AwardsBest Ensemble PerformanceBefore the Devil Knows You're Dead (2007)
Nominated Awards
YearAwardCeremonyNominationMovie2016ICP AwardIndiewire Critics' PollBest Lead ActorBorn to Be Blue (2015)2015AACTA International AwardAustralian Film InstituteBest Supporting ActorBoyhood (2014)2015Critics Choice AwardBroadcast Film Critics Association AwardsBest Supporting ActorBoyhood (2014)2015COFCA AwardCentral Ohio Film Critics AssociationBest Supporting ActorBoyhood (2014)2015Chlotrudis AwardChlotrudis AwardsBest Supporting ActorBoyhood (2014)2015Cinema Bloggers AwardCinema Bloggers Awards, PortugalBest Supporting Actor - International CompetitionBoyhood (2014)2015CinEuphoriaCinEuphoria AwardsBest Supporting Actor - International CompetitionBoyhood (2014)2015CCOPCríticos de Cinema Online Portugueses AwardsBest Supporting Actor (Melhor Actor Secundário)Boyhood (2014)2015DFCS AwardDenver Film Critics SocietyBest Supporting ActorBoyhood (2014)2015GFCA AwardGeorgia Film Critics Association (GFCA)Best Supporting ActorBoyhood (2014)2015GFCA AwardGeorgia Film Critics Association (GFCA)Best EnsembleBoyhood (2014)2015Gold Derby AwardGold Derby AwardsEnsemble CastBoyhood (2014)2015Gold Derby AwardGold Derby AwardsSupporting ActorBoyhood (2014)2015HFCS AwardHouston Film Critics Society AwardsBest Supporting ActorBoyhood (2014)2015Independent Spirit AwardIndependent Spirit AwardsBest Supporting MaleBoyhood (2014)2015INOCAInternational Online Cinema Awards (INOCA)Best Supporting ActorBoyhood (2014)2015IOFCP AwardInternational Online Film Critics' PollBest Supporting ActorBoyhood (2014)2015IOMAItalian Online Movie Awards (IOMA)Best Supporting Actor (Miglior attore non protagonista)Boyhood (2014)2015ALFS AwardLondon Critics Circle Film AwardsSupporting Actor of the YearBoyhood (2014)2015NCFCA AwardNorth Carolina Film Critics AssociationBest Supporting ActorBoyhood (2014)2015OFTA Film AwardOnline Film & Television AssociationBest Supporting ActorBoyhood (2014)2015ActorScreen Actors Guild AwardsOutstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Supporting RoleBoyhood (2014)2015ActorScreen Actors Guild AwardsOutstanding Performance by a Cast in a Motion PictureBoyhood (2014)2015Seattle Film Critics AwardSeattle Film Critics AwardsBest Supporting ActorBoyhood (2014)2015OscarAcademy Awards, USABest Performance by an Actor in a Supporting RoleBoyhood (2014)2015Golden GlobeGolden Globes, USABest Performance by an Actor in a Supporting Role in a Motion PictureBoyhood (2014)2015BAFTA Film AwardBAFTA AwardsBest Supporting ActorBoyhood (2014)2015AACTA International AwardAACTA International AwardsBest Supporting ActorBoyhood (2014)2014ACCAAwards Circuit Community AwardsBest Actor in a Supporting RoleBoyhood (2014)2014ACCAAwards Circuit Community AwardsBest Original SongBoyhood (2014)2014Critics Choice AwardBroadcast Film Critics Association AwardsBest Adapted ScreenplayBefore Midnight (2013)2014COFCA AwardCentral Ohio Film Critics AssociationBest Adapted ScreenplayBefore Midnight (2013)2014CFCA AwardChicago Film Critics Association AwardsBest Supporting ActorBoyhood (2014)2014DFCS AwardDenver Film Critics SocietyBest Adapted ScreenplayBefore Midnight (2013)2014DFCS AwardDetroit Film Critic Society, USBest Supporting ActorBoyhood (2014)2014DFCS AwardDetroit Film Critic Society, USBest EnsembleBoyhood (2014)2014Gold Derby AwardGold Derby AwardsAdapted ScreenplayBefore Midnight (2013)2014Golden SchmoesGolden Schmoes AwardsBest Supporting Actor of the YearBoyhood (2014)2014Gotham Independent Film AwardGotham AwardsBest ActorBoyhood (2014)2014Independent Spirit AwardIndependent Spirit AwardsBest ScreenplayBefore Midnight (2013)2014MTV Movie AwardMTV Movie AwardsBest Scared-As-S**t PerformanceThe Purge (2013)2014NCFCA AwardNorth Carolina Film Critics AssociationBest Adapted ScreenplayBefore Midnight (2013)2014OFTA Film AwardOnline Film & Television AssociationBest Writing, Screenplay Based on Material from Another MediumBefore Midnight (2013)2014OFCS AwardOnline Film Critics Society AwardsBest Supporting ActorBoyhood (2014)2014PCC AwardPhoenix Critics CircleBest Supporting ActorBoyhood (2014)2014PFCS AwardPhoenix Film Critics Society AwardsBest Actor in a Supporting RoleBoyhood (2014)2014SDFCS AwardSan Diego Film Critics Society AwardsBest Supporting ActorBoyhood (2014)2014SDFCS AwardSan Diego Film Critics Society AwardsBest EnsembleBoyhood (2014)2014SFFCC AwardSan Francisco Film Critics CircleBest Supporting ActorBoyhood (2014)2014Satellite AwardSatellite AwardsBest Actor in a Supporting RoleBoyhood (2014)2014Satellite AwardSatellite AwardsBest Original SongBoyhood (2014)2014SLFCA AwardSt. Louis Film Critics Association, USBest Supporting ActorBoyhood (2014)2014WAFCA AwardWashington DC Area Film Critics Association AwardsBest Supporting ActorBoyhood (2014)2014WAFCA AwardWashington DC Area Film Critics Association AwardsBest Acting EnsembleBoyhood (2014)2014WFCC AwardWomen Film Critics Circle AwardsBest Screen CoupleBoyhood (2014)2014WGA Award (Screen)Writers Guild of America, USABest Adapted ScreenplayBefore Midnight (2013)2014OscarAcademy Awards, USABest Writing, Adapted ScreenplayBefore Midnight (2013)2014Movies for Grownups AwardAARP Movies for Grownups AwardsBest Grownup Love StoryBefore Midnight (2013)2013CFCA AwardChicago Film Critics Association AwardsBest Adapted ScreenplayBefore Midnight (2013)2013DFCS AwardDetroit Film Critic Society, USBest ScreenplayBefore Midnight (2013)2013DFCCDublin Film Critics Circle AwardsBest ActorBefore Midnight (2013)2013HFCS AwardHouston Film Critics Society AwardsBest ScreenplayBefore Midnight (2013)2013Halfway AwardInternational Online Cinema Awards (INOCA)Best ActorBefore Midnight (2013)2013Halfway AwardInternational Online Cinema Awards (INOCA)Best Adapted ScreenplayBefore Midnight (2013)2013OFCS AwardOnline Film Critics Society AwardsBest Adapted ScreenplayBefore Midnight (2013)2013SFFCC AwardSan Francisco Film Critics CircleBest Screenplay, AdaptedBefore Midnight (2013)2013Satellite AwardSatellite AwardsBest Screenplay, AdaptedBefore Midnight (2013)2013Screenplay CompetitionScreenwriters Choice Awards, OnlineBest Adapted ScreenplayBefore Midnight (2013)2013SLFCA AwardSt. Louis Film Critics Association, USBest Adapted ScreenplayBefore Midnight (2013)2013TFCA AwardToronto Film Critics Association AwardsBest Screenplay, Adapted or OriginalBefore Midnight (2013)2013WAFCA AwardWashington DC Area Film Critics Association AwardsBest Adapted ScreenplayBefore Midnight (2013)2012Fright Meter AwardFright Meter AwardsBest ActorSinister (2012)2008Critics Choice AwardBroadcast Film Critics Association AwardsBest Acting EnsembleBefore the Devil Knows You're Dead (2007)2006Venice Horizons AwardVenice Film FestivalBest FilmThe Hottest State (2006)2005Gold Derby AwardGold Derby AwardsAdapted ScreenplayBefore Sunset (2004)2005Independent Spirit AwardIndependent Spirit AwardsBest ScreenplayBefore Sunset (2004)2005OFTA Film AwardOnline Film & Television AssociationBest Writing, Screenplay Based on Material from Another MediumBefore Sunset (2004)2005OFCS AwardOnline Film Critics Society AwardsBest Adapted ScreenplayBefore Sunset (2004)2005WGA Award (Screen)Writers Guild of America, USABest Adapted ScreenplayBefore Sunset (2004)2005OscarAcademy Awards, USABest Writing, Adapted ScreenplayBefore Sunset (2004)2002Open Palm AwardGotham AwardsChelsea Walls (2001)2002Daring Digital AwardJeonju Film FestivalDigital SpectrumChelsea Walls (2001)2002ActorScreen Actors Guild AwardsOutstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Supporting RoleTraining Day (2001)2002OscarAcademy Awards, USABest Actor in a Supporting RoleTraining Day (2001)2001ACCAAwards Circuit Community AwardsBest Actor in a Supporting RoleTraining Day (2001)1998OFTA Film AwardOnline Film & Television AssociationBest Sci-Fi/Fantasy/Horror ActorGattaca (1997)1995ACCAAwards Circuit Community AwardsBest Actor in a Leading RoleBefore Sunrise (1995)1995MTV Movie AwardMTV Movie AwardsBest KissBefore Sunrise (1995)1994MTV Movie AwardMTV Movie AwardsBest KissReality Bites (1994)1990Young Artist AwardYoung Artist AwardsBest Young Actor Supporting Role in a Motion PictureDad (1989)1986Young Artist AwardYoung Artist AwardsBest Starring Performance by a Young Actor - Motion PictureExplorers (1985)
2nd Place Awards
YearAwardCeremonyNominationMovie2016IFJA AwardIndiana Film Journalists Association, USBest ActorBorn to Be Blue (2015)2015IFC AwardIowa Film Critics AwardsBest Supporting ActorBoyhood (2014)2014FFCC AwardFlorida Film Critics Circle AwardsBest EnsembleBoyhood (2014)2014IFJA AwardIndiana Film Journalists Association, USBest Supporting ActorBoyhood (2014)2014ICS AwardInternational Cinephile Society AwardsBest Adapted ScreenplayBefore Midnight (2013)2013ACCAAwards Circuit Community AwardsBest Adapted ScreenplayBefore Midnight (2013)2013Chainsaw AwardFangoria Chainsaw AwardsBest ActorSinister (2012)2013NYFCC AwardNew York Film Critics Circle AwardsBest ScreenplayBefore Midnight (2013)2005ICS AwardInternational Cinephile Society AwardsBest ScreenplayBefore Sunset (2004)2004VVFP AwardVillage Voice Film PollBest ScreenplayBefore Sunset (2004)
3rd Place Awards
YearAwardCeremonyNominationMovie2014DFWFCA AwardDallas-Fort Worth Film Critics Association AwardsBest Supporting ActorBoyhood (2014)2014ICP AwardIndiewire Critics' PollBest Supporting ActorBoyhood (2014)2014People's Choice AwardToronto International Film FestivalDocumentarySeymour: An Introduction (2014)2014VVFP AwardVillage Voice Film PollBest Supporting ActorBoyhood (2014)2005NSFC AwardNational Society of Film Critics Awards, USABest ScreenplayBefore Sunset (2004)
, SSundee with wife Maddie
