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Brendan Fraser - Canadian-American actor (born 1968)

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Brendan James Fraser is a renowned American-Canadian actor, celebrated for his versatile and enduring career in film and television. Born on December 3, 1968, in Indianapolis, Indiana, to Canadian parents, Fraser has navigated a journey marked by early success, personal challenges, and a triumphant comeback. Here is a timeline of his significant life and career milestones.
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Birth
December 3, 1968
Brendan James Fraser was born in Indianapolis, Indiana, to Canadian parents Peter and Carol Mary Fraser. His father's role as a Canadian foreign service officer led to the family traveling extensively, exposing Fraser to various cultures in Europe, the US, and Canada.
Education and Early Training
Late 1980s
Fraser attended an elite boarding school in Toronto and later studied at the Actor's Conservatory at Seattle's Cornish College of the Arts. This period laid the foundation for his acting career.
Film Debut
1991
Fraser made his film debut in the period coming-of-age drama 'Dogfight,' marking the beginning of his professional acting career.
Breakthrough Roles
1992
Fraser gained significant recognition with his roles in the comedy 'Encino Man' and the drama 'School Ties.' These films showcased his versatility and helped establish him as a rising star.
Mainstream Success
1997-2008
Fraser starred in several high-profile films, including 'George of the Jungle,' 'The Mummy' trilogy, and other notable comedies and dramas. This period cemented his status as a leading man in Hollywood.
Career Hiatus and Personal Challenges
Mid-to-late 2000s
Fraser's number of leading roles slowed down due to health issues and personal matters, including a reported sexual assault in 2003. This period marked a significant downturn in his career.
Television Comeback
2016-2019
Fraser began his 'Brenaissance' with roles on television, including appearances in 'The Affair,' 'Trust,' and 'Doom Patrol.' These roles helped him regain visibility and critical acclaim.
Oscar-Winning Role in 'The Whale'
2022
Fraser's portrayal of Charlie, a morbidly obese English teacher, in Darren Aronofsky's 'The Whale' earned him the Academy Award for Best Actor. This role marked a pinnacle in his career comeback and made him the first Canadian to win the award.
Continued Success and Upcoming Projects
2023-Present
Following his Oscar win, Fraser has continued to take on diverse roles, including 'Killers of the Flower Moon' and upcoming projects such as 'Rental Family' and 'Pressure.' His career remains vibrant, with a mix of film and television engagements.

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