Daniel Day-Lewis is an English actor of immense range and intensity, widely regarded as one of the finest performers of his generation.
Daniel Day-Lewis won his first Oscar for MY LEFT FOOT, but the road to that win involved him refusing to leave a wheelchair between takes. Crew members ended up pushing, lifting, and spoon-feeding him while he stayed in…
MY LEFT FOOT Daniel Day-Lewis Oscar
Trevor Jones took Dougie MacLean's song The Gael and arranged it for THE LAST OF THE MOHICANS. That specific version plays right during the final pursuit sequence. Watching DDL run through the wilderness while that music…
The Last of the Mohicans chase scene
Daniel Day-Lewis delivers everything about Daniel Plainview before speaking a single word in THERE WILL BE BLOOD. The 2007 film dedicates roughly 14 minutes of near-total silence to the character bleeding, crawling, and…
There Will Be Blood Daniel Day-Lewis
The moment Gerry Conlon signed a confession for a bombing he didn't commit, the legal machinery decided the investigation was already over. Cops in this movie treat that signature as a finished puzzle and walk away,…
The entire narrative structure of Gangs of New York centers on Daniel Day Lewis. Bill the Butcher was a compelling figure in the script before casting even happened, yet DDL transformed him into the living representation…
Daniel Day Lewis as Bill the Butcher
Here is a take on the best four Western Movies ever, with Daniel Day-Lewis starring in THERE WILL BE BLOOD #DanielDayLewis
