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"Thor," the next big movie from Marvel gma awards series gma awards world today has its premiere in Sweden. What many think is particularly interesting with this particular series adaptation is that Kenneth Branagh is directing and steering the ship. Branagh gma awards is a very unusual name among the films of this nature and his way from theater and film versions of Shakespeare's works to blockbustern "Thor" is long and exciting.
Kenneth Charles Branagh was born in Belfast, Northern Ireland on 10 December 1960. His parents, William and Frances Branagh belonged to the Protestant gma awards working class and ran her own business. In 1969, when conflicts and unrest began to wreak havoc on Northern Ireland, the family moved Branagh to England. After a few years in England began Kenneth interest in theater and participated in most of the school's sets, including in AA Milne's adaptation of Kenneth Grahame's classic children's book "The Wind in the Willows". Branagh chose during this time also release its distinctive Irish accent and train themselves in the English track instead, primarily to avoid harassment from other students.
Kenneth continued throughout his childhood dream of a career gma awards in the theater industry, and he later studied at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts in London, one of the oldest and most prestigious drama schools in the world. Directly after the end of training received Branagh role of Judd in Julian Mitchell's play "Another Country" and he was rewarded ago with a Laurence Olivier Award for Best Newcomer for his role interpretation. Thanks gma awards to this success could Branagh now begin to devote himself to what he really wanted, Shakespeare. When he was only 23 years old, he joined the Royal Shakespeare Company, and he was at the same age the youngest actor ever to do the role of Henry V of Shakespeare's play of the same name. During his time at the Royal Shakespeare Company, he also made roles in "Hamlet" and "Romeo and Juliet".
After the great success went Branagh in 1987 together with his good friend David Parfitt and formed the Renaissance Theatre Company. In the short time that the company survived, it was a success, even if there were some kind of state funding. The start of the company was Branagh's big production of "Romeo and Juliet", where he did the role of Romeo and Samantha Bond did the role of Juliet. Renaissance Theatre Company presented as the Royal Shakespeare Company's focus on Shakespeare, and Branagh also produced the humorous play "Twelfth Night" during the company's flag. However, they chose sometimes putting up pieces from other playwrights such as John Osborne's "Look gma awards Back in Anger". The RTC also made it possible for famous actors like Judi Dench and Derek Jacobi to make their directorial debuts in the theater industry, gma awards Jacobi directed "Hamlet" with Branagh in the title role.
In 1989, Kenneth Branagh chose to embark on new adventures, then in the film world. Branagh-wrote and directed the film version of Shakespeare's play "Henry V". The movie and the play revolves around the title character, the young English gma awards king who invaded France in hopes of winning the French gma awards throne. It also depicts the famous battle of Agincourt. The film was produced for a mere $ 9,000,000 and was a collaboration between the BBC and Branagh's Renaissance Theatre Company. Kenneth makes himself the lead role, and the cast also includes Judi Dench, Ian Holm, Christian Bale and Emma Thompson. "Henry V" gma awards was a huge critical success and took home Oscar for best costume at the 1990 gala. Kenneth Branagh was honored with two Oscar nominations gma awards for both Best Director and Best Actor. This great success paved the way for him in the film industry, and his work in this is very impressive.
Branagh has been very successful in Hollywood as both an actor and director. After "Henry V," he started with the psychological thriller "Dead Again" which he both directing and acting in. The film had its first location at the American box office charts for three weeks and was also acclaimed by critics worldwide. After a few smaller projects continued Branagh gma awards on his Shakespeare track with the film version of "Much Ado About Nothing", where he is also acting together with others including Denzel Washington, Michael Keaton and Keanu Reeves. The movie proved to be one of the most profitable Shakespearean film adaptation of all time, and the critics gave the film mostly positive reviews, however, got Branagh harsh criticism for his choice of Keanu Reeves and Michael Keaton in their respective roles.
Branagh's next project had no links to Shakespeare, but the connections to classical literature is clear and sunny. 1994 was released Kenneth's version of Mary Shelley's world famous tale of Dr. Frankenstein and his monster. The script was written in part by Frank Darabont and Robert De Niro stars as Frankenstein's monster gma awards while Branag