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Warren Beatty, a man whose
career has run from actor to producer to director and writer. His
favorite role now is father to his three children.
Background - Warren Beatty grew up in Northern Virginia.
He and his sister, Shirley MacLaine graduated from Washington Lee High
School in Arlington, the same school that also graduated Sandra
Bullock. Beatty was a drama student of Stella Adler at Northwestern
University.
Early Years - Beatty began his career in TV on "The Many
Loves of Dobie Gillis". He starred on Broadway in "A Loss of Roses"
his only Broadway role. He then hit the silver screen in "Splendor
in the Grass".
Appearances
Wed 10 Mar - Warren Beatty on The
Late Show with David Letterman on CBS
Notable Films
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In 1967 Warren produced and starred in the box office hit "Bonnie and Clyde".
The film followed the true story of the famous bank-robbers, Bonnie Parker
and Clyde Barrow. Beatty's Bonnie was Faye Dunaway.
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In 1975 Warren played the gigolo hair dresser in the blockbuster comedy,
"Shampoo". In addition to his starring role, he also co-wrote and
produced the film.
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Beatty received an Oscar for Best Director for the 1981 drama, "Reds".
Personal - Beatty is married to actress Annette Bening, they have
three children. He is the brother of actress Shirley MacLaine.
Films
1998 - Bulworth
.... Jay Billington Bulworth
1994 - Love Affair .... Mike Gambril
1991 - Madonna: Truth or Dare .... Himself
1991 - Bugsy .... Benjamin "Bugsy" Siegel
1990 - Dick Tracy .... Dick Tracy
1987 - Ishtar .... Lyle Rogers
1984 - George Stevens: A Filmmaker's Journey .... Himself
1981 - Reds .... John Reed
1978 - Heaven Can Wait .... Joe Pendleton/Leo Farnsworth/Tom
Jarrett
1975 - The Fortune .... Nicky
1975 - Shampoo .... George Roundy
1974 - The Parallax View .... Joseph Frady
1973 - Year of the Woman .... Guest
1972 - $ .... Joe Collins
1971 - McCabe & Mrs. Miller .... John Q. McCabe
1970 - The Only Game in Town .... Joe Grady
1967 - Bonnie and Clyde .... Clyde Barrow 1966 - Promise
Her Anything .... Harley Rummell
1966 - Kaleidoscope .... Barney Lincoln
1965 - Mickey One .... The Comic/Mickey One
1964 - Lilith .... Vincent Bruce
1962 - All Fall Down .... Berry-Berry Willart
1961 - The Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone .... Paolo di Leo
1961 - Splendor in the Grass .... Bud Stamper
Awards
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Oscar - 1982 - Best Director - "Reds"
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DGA Award - 1982 - Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Motion Pictures
- "Reds"
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Golden Globe - 1982 - Best Director - Motion Picture - "Reds"
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Golden Globe - 1979 - Best Motion Picture Actor - Musical/Comedy - "Heaven
Can Wait"
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Golden Globe - 1962 - Most Promising Newcomer - Male
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Hasty Pudding Theatricals - 1975 - Man of the Year
Nominations
Oscar - 1992 - Best Actor - "Bugsy"
Oscar - 1992 - Best Picture - "Bugsy"
Oscar - 1982 - Best Actor - "Reds"
Oscar - 1982 - Best Picture - "Reds"
Oscar - 1982 - Best Writing, Screenplay Written Directly for the Screen
- "Reds"
Oscar - 1979 - Best Actor - "Heaven Can Wait"
Oscar - 1979 - Best Director - "Heaven Can Wait"
Oscar - 1979 - Best Picture - "Heaven Can Wait"
Oscar - 1979 - Best Writing, Screenplay Based on Material from another
Medium - "Heaven Can Wait"
Oscar - 1976 - Best Writing, Original Screenplay - "Shampoo"
Oscar - 1968 - Best Actor - "Bonnie and Clyde"
Oscar - 1968 - Best Picture - "Bonnie and Clyde"
Golden Globe - 1992 - Best Performance by an Actor in a Motion Picture
- Drama - "Bugsy"
Golden Globe - 1982 - Best Motion Picture Actor - Drama - "Reds"
Golden Globe -1982 - Best Screenplay - Motion Picture - "Reds"
Golden Globe - 1976 - Best Motion Picture Actor - Musical/Comedy - "Shampoo"
Bio
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Henry Warren Beaty
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March 30, 1937
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Richmond, VA
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Aries
Fan Mail
Warren Beatty
c/o Creative Artists Agency
9830 Wilshire Boulevard
Beverly Hills, CA 90212
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Project
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"Town and Country"
- 2000 release. Cast: Warren Beatty, Diane Keaton, Andie McDowell,
Goldie Hawn, Jenna Elfman, Garry Shandling, Josh Hartnett, Charleton Heston,
Nastassja Kinski, Marian Seldes, Tricia Vessey.
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