Ethan Hawke

Ethan Hawke was born in Austin, Texas, to a charity worker mother and an insurance actuary father. Growing up in New York and New Jersey, Ethan Hawke wanted to be a writer, but changed his goals and decided to become an actor. Ethan Hawke, who started acting in school plays, studied acting in local theaters. Ethan Hawke, who starred in his first feature film at the age of 15, studied acting at university after graduating from high school.

Ethan Hawke, whom we watched as Todd Anderson in the movie “Dead Poets Society” in 1989, stepped into his real acting career with an iconic production. His performance, acclaimed by film critics, opened doors one after another for Ethan Hawke. Ethan Hawke once again succeeded in impressing both the audience and film critics with his performance in the movie “Reality Bites”, which was released in 1994. Ethan Hawke, who has performed at the peak of his performance in each of his movies, was nominated for an Oscar for the first time in 2001 for the movie “Training Day”, in which he co-starred with Denzel Washington.

Ethan Hawke, who has succeeded in successive projects as a producer and writer in addition to his acting career, was nominated for an Oscar as a writer for the 2004 movie “Before Sunset”, which he both starred in and wrote. Ethan Hawke was once again nominated for an Oscar as a writer for the movie “Before Midnight”, which he wrote and starred in, in 2013. A year later, his acting performance in “Boyhood” earned Ethan Hawke his fourth Oscar nomination. Ethan Hawke, with his screen-conquering stance, is an actor who can make every movie he is in more successful.

Notes from Ethan Hawke's career

Ethan Hawke co-starred with River Phoenix in the 1985 movie “Explorers”. This movie was Ethan Hawke's feature film debut.

Ethan Hawke, who portrayed the character of Todd Anderson in the movie “Dead Poets Society”, managed to get full marks from film critics.

The movies “Before Sunrise”, “Before Sunset” and “Before Midnight”, which make up the trilogy in which Ethan Hawke starred, were released every nine years as of 1995. The latter two earned Ethan Hawke an Oscar nomination as a writer.