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Robert Downey Jr., born in New York on April 4, 1965, is an American actor, singer and producer.

In 1970, five-year-old Robert Downey Jr. appeared in his first film, dog life. In 1985, with the film "hot boy" and "modern nanny" to come to the fore. In 1987, he starred for the first time in the romantic comedy "the babysitter.". In 1992, he starred in the biographical film Chaplin, so he was shortlisted for best actor in the 65th Academy Awards. From 1996 to 2001, he was repeatedly arrested and jailed for drug problems. On December 17, 2002, the sentence expired.

In 2004, he released his first music album the Futurist. In 2008, Downey played "Iron Man" Tony Stark for the first time in the mangrove film "Iron Man", which attracted attention again. Later, he played the role in many Marvel films in the universe. In the same year, he was selected as "top 100 influential people of the year" in time magazine. In 2009, he was nominated for best supporting actor in the 81st Academy Awards for his movie "tropical thunder"; in the same year, he starred in the suspense movie "Sherlock Holmes", and won the best actor award in the 67th Golden Globe for comedy or music. In 2019, he played Tony Stark for the last time in the marvel movie Avengers 4: the end game.

Early experience

As a child, Robert Downey Jr. participated in many amateur performances. In 1970, five-year-old Robert Downey Jr. played a puppy in the absurd comedy "dog life" directed by his father. 7. Around the age of 8 or 9, Downey tried marijuana for the first time under the temptation of his father. In 1972, he played a child whose throat was cut by God in the Western movie "Mexican Palace". He also refused to perform because he didn't like the role and was slapped in the face by his father.

In 1975, Robert Downey, Jr. went to live in England and studied classical ballet. As a young man, he also studied acting at the stage estate performing arts center in New York. In 1981, Downey entered Santa Monica high school in Los Angeles, joined the high school theater company, and learned to tap dance in order to play in the musical Oklahoma.

In 1982, he dropped out of school and went to New York to develop. He worked as a pizza waiter, shoe store employee and living art performer. At the same time, he also performed in some theatres and was discovered by star scouts.

Acting experience

In 1983, Robert Downey Jr. returned to Los Angeles and took part in the romantic comedy "deep love" directed by John Sears. In 1984, he collaborated with Sarah Jessica Parker on the feature film "birth.".

In 1985, in the action movie "hot boy", which starred with James Spade, Downey played a ruffian in cool clothes; later, he played Gary in the comedy "modern nanny" directed by John Hughes, who suffered from sexual hunger and thirst; in the same year, he became a regular actor on NBC's night variety show "Saturday night live"; in addition, he also played the role of He plays Bruno Mussolini, the son of Italian Fascist Benito Mussolini, in the biographical Mini drama Mussolini: the fascist tyrant.

In 1986, she worked with Sally Kellerman, Porter young and others in the comedy "back to school". In 1987, he starred for the first time in the romantic comedy "babysitter" and played Jack the playboy. In the same year, he starred with Andrew McCarthy in the youth film "passion below zero" and played a drug addicted playboy.

In 1988, he co starred with Anthony Michael Hall in the comedy good Johnny; in the same year, he co starred with Jennifer Tilly in the comedy loaned lips directed by Robert Downey; in addition, he played with Kiefer Sutherland in the war movie 1969.

In 1989, he played Einstein as a scientist in the fake documentary "it's enough"; in February, he starred in the crime movie "the terminator of the French Open" with James Woods; in the same year, he starred in the romantic comedy "the second lady" with spear Shepard, playing Alex, who was a lawyer and a reporter after his reincarnation.

In 1990, he co starred with Mel Gibson in the action comedy fly out of the way, playing Billy, a pilot whose license was revoked. In 1991, he co starred in the comedy "the great sun" with Alan albis, and in the comedy "soap dish" directed by Michael Hoffman in the same year. In 1992, he played the comedy master Chaplin in the biographical film Chaplin. With his performance in the film, he was shortlisted for the best actor award at the 65th Academy Awards and won the best actor award at the 46th British Academy of Film Awards.

In 1993, he starred in the fantasy comedy "shuttling between yin and Yang", played Thomas who found the true meaning of life with the help of four enthusiastic ghosts, and won the best actor award of the 20th Saturn Award for this film; later, he took part in the documentary "the last party" and served as the screenwriter of the film; in the same year, he starred in the comedy "intersection of life" directed by Robert Altman 》, as makeup artist bill bush, who won the best group play award at the 51st Golden Globe Award and the special wolpi cup award at the 50th Venice International Film Festival.

In 1994, he starred in the comedy "Hail Caesar" directed and performed by Anthony Michael Hall, and then played a pretentious journalist in the black comedy "natural killer" directed by Oliver Stone; in the same year, he starred in the love movie "my heart belongs to you" with Marissa tome, and played the emotion that easily cheated confidence in the name of Damon I'm Peter.

In 1995, he co starred with Ian McClain and Maggie Smith in the movie Richard III adapted from Shakespeare's plays. Later, he played a pair of brothers and sisters with holly hunt in the comedy family of enemies directed by Judy foster. In the same year, he played the young and energetic Robert in the costume movie flashy quizzes.

In 1996, he co starred with Billy Zane in the action thriller danger zone, playing the rebel leader and former CIA agent Jim Scott. In 1997, he played an AIDS patient in the plot film "one night romance"; in the same year, he starred in the comedy film "two women and one man" with Heather Graham and Natasha Gregson Wagner, playing young actor black; in addition, he played a filmmaker in the comedy love film "Hugo pool".

In 1998, he played an investigator in Robert Altman's Thriller "lost color layout"; in the same year, he starred in the action crime movie "American police officer" with Tommy Lee Jones and Wesley snapps, playing federal agent John. In 1999, the thriller "in a dream", CO starring Annette bening and Aidan Quinn, was released; later, he played Hans, a German skiing coach, in the romantic film "friends and lovers"; in the same year, he co starred in the comedy "baufinger plan" with Steve Martin, Eddie Murphy and others; in addition, he led the hip-hop crime directed by James Tobeck In the movie black and white, he plays a homosexual.

In 2000, Michael Douglas and Toby Maguire co starred in the comedy "miracle boy" released, he played the English professor Grady's clay Terry; in the same year, the parole of Downey starred in the legal theme TV series "sweetheart" and played the new boyfriend Larry of the heroine Ellie, and therefore won the 58th Golden Globe Award for best TV play / TV series Movie supporting actor award. In 2001, he was arrested for taking drugs and expelled from the producer of "sweet girl".

In 2002, after his release from prison, Downey took part in Elton John's MV "I want love". In 2003, he starred in the music crime movie "strange detective" adapted from BBC's song and dance drama of the same name, playing a detective writer who can't tell the story from the reality because of mental illness; in the same year, he co starred in the horror film "ghost man" with Halle Berry and Penelope Cruz, playing Dr. Peter Graham who is responsible for taking care of Miranda.

In 2004, he released his first music album "the Futurist", in which eight pieces were created by him, including ballads and jazz. In the same year, he took part in the three-stage "love and sex" theme film "Eros", and played Nick Penrose, an advertising company employee who was troubled by long-term work pressure and repeated dreams in unit 2 "balance".

In January 2005, Michael Keaton co starred in the Sports Comedy "Scene 6" premiered in the 21st Sundance Film Festival, and Downey played the critic Steven; in May 2005, Shaun black directed comedy "thief, beauty and detective" premiered in the 58th international Cannes Film Festival, and Robert Downey played the role of stealing chicken while looking tangible and stylish In the same year, he co starred with George Clooney, David strezern and others in the historical film good night and good luck.

March 2006, with Tim Allen and Christine·

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