English original name: Mel.Gibson
Date of birth: January 3, 1956
Star sign: Capricorn
Birthplace: New York City
Occupation: Director, Actor, Producer Main works:
Lethal Weapon (1987) Lethal Weapon
Vegas (1994) Maverick
Road Warrior (1981) Road Warrior
Forever Young (1992) Forever Young
Year of Living Dangerously (1982) Year of Living Dangerously
Major Works:
Director: Actor: Producer of Living Dangerously
Mad Max 3 (1985) Mad Max: Beyond Thunderdome
Tequila Sunrise (1988) Tequila Sunrise
Mad Max (1979) Mad Max
Ransom Storm (1996) Ransom
Lethal Weapon 3 (1992) Lethal Weapon 3
Conspiracy Theory (1997) Conspiracy Theory
Blast Eagle (1990) Air America
Bird on a Wire (1990) Bird on a Wire
Braveheart (1995) Braveheart
Lethal Weapon 4 (1998) Lethal Weapon 4
River (1984) River
Dangerous Man (1999) Payback
Brief introduction:
1996 American movie star Mel. Gibson gave the world a huge shock when his costume film Braveheart (1995)****, which he wrote and directed, was nominated for 10 Academy Awards and eventually won five (Best Picture, Best Director, Best Cinematography, Best Sound and Best Makeup), making it a golden year for Mel Gibson. It became Mel Gibson's golden year. Mel Gibson Gibson was born on January 3, 1956, and grew up in New York City, where Gibson developed a huge interest in film from an early age.
He moved with his family to Australia in 1968 and studied professional acting in Sydney. He then entered the movie industry, where his breakthrough came in the sci-fi film "Mad Men," by acclaimed director George Miller. He starred in Miller's sci-fi film MadMax (1979), and also starred in another Miller film, Tim (1979), The Road Warrior (1981) and the sequel to MadMax (1985). He was also favored by another Australian New Wave director, Peter Weir. He was also favored by another Australian New Wave director, Peter Weir, to star in Galiipoli (1981) and The Year Of Living Deagerously (1983). In these films, Gibson's acting skills continued to improve, becoming skillful, flexible and natural.
He came to Hollywood in 1984 and made a few films like The River (1984) and The Pointy (1984), but they were not well received. These films were not a good fit for him until Richard Donner approached Gibson in 1987. Gibson was approached by Richard Donner to star in Lethal Weapon as Riggs, the witty, courageous, and tough-as-nails detective who fights the forces of evil. The role was a brilliant dedication by the mature Gibson, who has since gone on to become a Hollywood superstar as a consummate action star. Lethal Weapon was such a huge success that its second and third episodes were released immediately. Gibson made such a name for himself that he started his own production company, LCONRrcductions, and while working on the three Lethal Weapon films, he also took part in a number of other films, such as Dracula Sunrise. He was also involved in a number of films, such as Tequila Sunrise. Among these that belonged to his production company were Hamlet (Hamlet 1990) and Forever Young (ForeverYoung 1992).
After starring in a number of films and working as a producer, Gibson was ready to become a director, a move common in the film industry, with Clint Eastwood, Kevin Costner, Judy Riley and the late Ralph Lauren. Clint Eastwood, Kevin Costner, and Jodie Foster have all made great careers out of it. Clint Eastwood, Kevin Costner, and Jodie Foster have all had great success in this area. Gibson has been prepared for this, as an actor he has a wealth of acting experience, as a producer he is also familiar with the backstage work behind the scenes, but also with the three famous director's close cooperation, each other, also make him quite familiar with the director's work to understand, and then he engaged in the work of the director can be said to be familiar with the road, twice the effort. 1993 he directed the film "The Man With Out Face" (TheManWithOutFace), a film which is not a film, but a film which is not a film, but a film. In 1993, he directed The Man Without a Face, an ancient legend, and starred in it himself. In 1994, he also starred in MAVERICK, a movie about a western gunfighter and gambler.
After gaining a great deal of experience, Gibson devoted his full attention to producing, directing and starring in BRAVE HEART. It is a vintage epic masterpiece full of passion, politics, romance and morality, an unprecedented challenge and test for any director. Gibson has shown a remarkable ability to successfully deliver such a deeply nationalistic and politically charged film, and he deserves to be called a world superstar.