The historical today, August 17, 1960, Hollywood film emperor Sean Penn was born

Literature and history: born in an artistic family; Hollywood powerful actor, can write and direct, full of talent; five Oscar nominations, twice won the little gold man, the second in history to set the three major film festivals in Cannes, Berlin, Venice and the Oscar for best actor second person. The first is Jack Lemon; very ordinary looking, especially temperamental; known as the Hollywood goddess Harvester, whose girlfriends are not only beautiful but also Hollywood superstars: the first wife Madonna, the second wife Robin White, the gossip girlfriends natalie Portman, the widow Scarlett Johansson, and Charlize Theron. Sean Penn, 60, marries 28-year-old actress Lyra.

Sean Penn was always on the topic. Grumpy, aggressive and impulsive in his youth, always outspoken in his old age, accusing Hollywood everywhere, anti-war, and caring about politics. But this famous "bad boy" always has a proud capital, his acting skills are natural, the older the more energetic, the film he directs, and the reality is incompatible, dark, real and different.

Sean Penn was born in California in 1960. Is the second son of director Leo Penn and actress Erin Lane.

Sean Penn's initial ambition was to pursue a career in law, but he later found out that he was really interested in directing like his father. Sean Penn joined the Los Angeles Theater Company without going to college, and soon switched from stage to television.

In 1980, Sean Penn moved to New York and starred in his first film role in The Brave.

In 1982, he participated in the film "Grease Girl".

In 1983, he participated in the film "Bad Boys".

In 1984, he starred with Elizabeth McGovern and Nicolas Cage in the romantic comedy The Summoning Order of Love.

In 1985, in John Schlesinger's fact-based thriller Soviet Spy, he played an addict who sold state secrets to Soviet spies.

In 1991, he directed his debut film In dian Runner.

In 1993, Sean Penn played a supporting role in Dawn of the Mistress starring Al Pacino.

In 1995, Sean Penn played rape murderer Matthew Poncelet in Tim Robbins' prison film Death Row, which won the Best Actor Award at the 46th Berlin Film Festival. In the same year, he wrote and directed his second film "72 Hours of Life and Death".

In January 1997, he played a minor role in the low-budget film Hugo Pool. In May, he starred in the romantic film "She Is So Cute", which won the Best Actor Award at the Cannes Film Festival.

In September, he played Michael Douglas' younger brother Conrad in David Finch's action thriller Mind Games.

In October, he played the male lead in Oliver Stone's crime thriller "U-Turn".

In 1998, he starred in the feature film "Ukiyo Men and Women", which won the Venice Award for Best Actor. In the same year, he starred in the war film "Thin Red Line" directed by Terrence Malik and the film version of "Hustle".

In 1999, Sean Penn was nominated for the 72nd Academy Awards as a thin guitarist in Woody Allen's musical comedy Sweet and Humble.

In 2001, he starred with Dakota Fanning in the feature film I Am Sam, directed by Jessie Nelson, as sam, a mentally handicapped father, who won the 2002 Young Artist Award and a 2002 Oscar nomination.

In 2003, he starred in the crime film "21 Grams", played a sick university professor, and won the Best Actor Award at the 60th Venice Film Festival.

In 2004, he starred with Tim Robbins and Kevin Bakken in the mysterious thriller "River of Mystery" directed by Clint Eastwood, which won the 76th Academy Award for Best Actor.

In 2005, Sean Penn co-starred with Nicole Kidman in the action crime film Double-Sided Translation, directed by Sidney Pollack.

In 2006, Sean Penn starred with Anthony Hopkins and Jude Lowe in the legendary film King Bandi as Willie Stark, based on Robert Payne Warren's 1946 Pulitzer Prize-winning novel of the same name, which tells the entrepreneurial story of an idealist's rise in Louisiana's political sphere.

In 2007, the fourth directorial work, Survival in the Wild, was released, an adaptation of a collection of essays by writer Jon Collecaul, inspired by the true experiences of Christopher McCandreth, which tells the wandering saga of an idealist and transcendentalist, Christopher Johnson McCandalles.

In 2009, Sean Penn starred with Emile Husky, James Franco, and Diego Runa in the biopic "Milk" directed by Gus Van Sant, playing the "gay" congressman, Sean Penn lost nearly 22 kilograms to better match Harvey Mick's thin body type, and then won the 81st Academy Award for Best Actor for the second time, which is adapted from a live-action film about the assassination of Harvey Mick, the first democratically elected gay city councilor in San Francisco, who fought for equal rights but was assassinated.

In 2010, he co-starred with Naomi Watts in the action thriller Fair Game based on documentary literature, based on wilson's "Agent Gate" incident.

In 2014, Sean Penn starred with Ben Stiller and Kristen Wegger in the fantasy drama film Daydreamer, directed by Ben Stiller, as wild cinematographer Shane.

In 2021, his film "Flag Day" was shortlisted for the main competition section of the 74th Cannes Film Festival.

His representative works include "Death Row Walk", "Milk", "I Am Sam", "Mysterious River" and so on.

In 1985, Sean Penn and Madonna married, and this marriage was their first marriage, and the two divorced in 1989.

There were two marriages after that.

Sean Pan, also translated as Sean Pan. (Sean Penn, born August 17, 1960) is a Native California. American actor, screenwriter, director.

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