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Kevin Bakken Actor Masterpiece: Transparent Man, Apollo 13
Ryan Gosling Actor Masterpiece: "Philharmonic City", "Love Notebook"
Scarlett Johansson Actor Masterpiece: The Avengers
Naomi Campbell model
Robert Downey Jr. Actor, Producer Masterpiece: Iron Man
Clint Eastwood Actor and Director Masterpiece: The Dream of the Covered Bridge
Christopher Lee Actor Masterpiece: Star Wars, The Lord of the Rings
According to foreign media reports, Jeff Goldblum, a Hollywood actor who has starred in "Jurassic Park", recently announced that he will release his first album at the age of 65.
In fact, Gobrunn was not the first star to make a record. As you may not know, the following big stars have also tried to make music albums.
Jeff Gobrunn
Actor Masterpiece: Jurassic Park
Jeff Gobrunn has performed in Works such as Jurassic Park, Independence Day, Thor 3, and in fact, in addition to his role as an actor, he is also an accomplished jazz pianist. He has a band called the Mildred Snitz Orchestra. Last year, while performing on the Norton Show with jazz singer and songwriter Gregory Potter, he was finally spotted by record company executives.
Today, Jeff Goldblum has signed to Decca Records, and his album will be released later this year.
Kevin Becken is best known for starring in films such as "Full of Energy" and "Apollo 13". What's less well known, though, is that Bakken and his brother Michael formed the band "Brothers Bakken" and released 7 albums that blended folk, rock, soul and country styles. In a 2016 interview, Bakken acknowledged that his celebrity status was useful to the band, saying it helped the live show "fill up the seats." "The point of this work is that the next time we go to town, the people who have left will say, you know, I've seen these people perform, and they're really good."
Audiences who have seen "City of Music" have already experienced Ryan Gosling's singing voice. However, if you want to learn more about him as a "singer", you have to listen to Dead Man's Bones. It's a concept album recorded by Ryan Gosling in 2009 with the band Dead Man's Bones, which Zach Shields formed. The album featured tracks originally intended to be the soundtrack to a play about monsters and ghosts falling in love, but in the end, they were released in a gloomy-sounding record format. "The Heart of a Werewolf", "My Body Is a Zombie to You", "Flowers Grow out of My Grave"... Ryan Gosling and Zach Shields, who subsequently performed the songs on a Halloween tour.
Scarlett Johansson released her debut album in 2008, featuring ten songs by her own unique interpretation of Tom Waits, plus an original song called "Song For Jo". "I never wanted to make a pop album, it's not my hobby." Speaking about the alternative rock album called Anywhere I Lay My Head, Scarlett Johansson said.
She also collaborated with creator Pete Joon on a duet album titled Break Up. After releasing a single "Bad Dreams" in March this year, the two will also release another single "Apart" today.
In the MV for Billy Joe's Uptown Girl, model Christie Brinkley became famous. Supermodel Campbell is one step closer to music than Christie Brinkley, releasing her own album in 1994. Unfortunately, the album, titled Babywoman, was ranked sixth on Q Magazine's 2006 list of the 50 worst albums. But despite this, Campbell is entitled to claim that she was once in the top 40 singles, and her song "Love and Tears" stayed at number 40 on the chart for a week.
"Iron Man" Robert Downey Jr. has actually released a record, but only one. In 2004, he released The Futurist, 8 of which were his own works. The album received rave reviews from the American press, praising its "sensual music" and "beautiful folk and jazz elements". "I was a little hesitant to release an album as an actor," Downey said at the time.
Clint Eastwood's connection to music dates back to 1969, when he sang in the film The Long March. Later, he also composed music for films such as Mysterious River and Million Dollar Baby.
Little is known, however, that Clint released an album in 1963 called Rawhide's Clint Eastwood Sings Cowboy Favorites. It is understood that in this work, Clint shows exciting western music pictures.
From Count Dracula in Horror Vampire to Saruman in The Lord of the Rings, the late movie star Christopher Lee created many classic characters on screen. At the end of his life, he used a period of time to release a series of heavy metal concept albums, which revolved around the first Roman Emperor, Charlemagne. "If you can understand the story and what people are singing, you'll be excited." In a 2012 interview, Christopher Lee said.
Compiled/Yang Chang