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Won 1994: Donostia-San Sebastián International Film Festival, Silver Seashell Best Actor, Días contados and El Detective y la muerte 1995: Goya Awards, Best Supporting Actor, Días contados 1996: Goya Awards, Best Lead Actor, Boca a boca 2000: Venice Film Festival, Best Actor, Before Night Falls 2001 - Independent Spirit Awards, Best Male Lead, Before Night Falls 2003: Goya Awards, Best Lead Actor, Mondays in the Sun 2005: Goya Awards, Best Lead Actor, The Sea Inside 2004: European Film Awards, Best Actor, The Sea Inside 2004: Venice Film Festival, Best Actor, The Sea Inside 2007: Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Supporting Role - Motion Picture, No Country for Old Men 2008: Broadcast Film Critics Choice Awards, Best Supporting Actor, No Country for Old Men 2008: Golden Globe Award for Best Supporting Actor - Motion Picture, No Country for Old Men 2008: BAFTA Award for Best Actor in a Supporting Role, No Country for Old Men 2008: Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor, No Country for Old Men

Nominated 1993: Goya Awards, Best Lead Actor, Jamón, jamón 1994: Goya Awards, Best Lead Actor, Huevos de oro 1998: European Film Awards, Best Actor, Carne trémula 1998: Goya Awards, Best Lead Actor, Carne trémula 2001: Academy Award for Best Actor, Before Night Falls 2001: Golden Globe Award for Best Actor - Motion Picture Drama, 'Before Night Falls 2002: European Film Awards, Best Actor, Mondays in the Sun 2005: Golden Globe Award for Best Actor - Motion Picture Drama, The Sea Inside

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Javier Bardem Javier Ãngel Encinas Bardem (born March 1, 1969) is an Academy Award-, four-time Goya Award-, BAFTA-, two-time European Film Award-, two-time Screen Actors Guild Award-, two-time Coppa Volpi- and Golden Globe-winning Spanish actor. He has made over two dozen films in his native country, but became an international star with his starring role in the critically acclaimed Before Night Falls. With this role, he became the first Spanish actor ever to receive an Academy Award nomination. Bardem won the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor, Golden Globe, Screen Actors Guild (SAG) Award and British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA) Award for his performance as the antagonist Anton Chigurh in No Country for Old Men. He is Spain's only Academy Award winning performer.

1981–1983: Early releases While playing a live gig at the Bridge House in Canning Town, the band was approached by Daniel Miller (an electronic musician and founder of Mute Records), who was interested in them recording a single for his burgeoning label. The result of this verbal contract was "Dreaming of Me b/w Ice Machine", which was released in February 1981, and managed to reach #57 in the UK charts. Encouraged by this surprise success, the band recorded its second single "New Life", climbing to #11 in the UK charts. Three months later, the band released "Just Can't Get Enough" - their first single to enter the UK Top 10, peaking at #8. This record was in many ways a breakthrough for the band, and its success paved the way for their debut album - Speak & Spell, released in November 1981, and eventually reaching #10 on the UK album charts. Critical reviews were mixed - Melody Maker described it as a "great album... one they had to make to conquer fresh audiences and please the fans who just can’t get enough", while Rolling Stone was more critical, calling the album "PG-rated fluff". During the touring and promotion for Speak & Spell, Clarke began to privately voice his discomfort at the direction the band was taking. He later expressed his agitation that "there was never enough time to do anything". In late 1981, Clarke publicly announced that he was leaving Depeche Mode. Soon afterwards, he joined with blues singer Alison Moyet to form Yazoo (Yaz in the US) and later, the duo Erasure with Andy Bell, in 1985. With their primary songwriter gone, Depeche Mode needed a new direction. Martin Gore, who had written "Tora! Tora! Tora!" and "Big Muff" for their debut album, took over as the band's new songwriter. In January 1982, the band released "See You", their first single without Clarke, which against all expectations, managed to beat all three Clarke-penned singles in the UK charts, reaching #6. In the ensuing months of that year, two more singles were released ("The Meaning of Love", and "Leave in Silence"), and the band embarked on their first world tour - known as the "See You" tour. Their second album A Broken Frame was eventually brought out in September. In late 1981, the band placed an ad in Melody Maker stating "Keyboard player needed for established band - no timewasters." Alan Wilder, a 22-year old keyboardist from West London responded - and after two auditions with Daniel Miller, he was accepted as the fourth member of Depeche Mode. Despite this, Daniel Miller informed Wilder that he was not needed for the recording of the album, as the band wanted to prove that they could succeed without Vince Clarke. Wilder's first musical contribution to the band was in 1983, on the non-album single "Get the Balance Right!". For their third LP Construction Time Again, Depeche Mode decided to work with producer Gareth Jones, at John Foxx's Garden Studios and at Hansa Studios in West Berlin, which had been used by David Bowie and Brian Eno before, and where the Berlin Wall with guarding soldiers could be seen right from the mixer, this creating an extraordinary atmosphere. The album saw a dramatic shift in the group's sound, due in part to the introduction of the Synclavier and Emulator samplers, in addition to their previously-used analogue synths. By sampling the noises of everyday objects, the band created an eclectic, industrial-influenced sound, with similarities to groups such as the Art of Noise and Einstürzende Neubauten, the latter having been published under the same label. Similarly, Gore's lyricism was rapidly evolving, focusing increasingly on political and social issues. A good example of the new sound was on the first single from the album "Everything Counts", a commentary on the perceived greed of multinational corporations, which got to #6 in the UK, also reaching the Top 30 in Ireland, South Africa, Switzerland, Sweden and West Germany. Alan Wilder also contributed two songs to the album ("The Landscape is Changing", "Two Minute Warning").

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1977–1980: Formation Depeche Mode's origins can be traced back to 1977, when Vince Clarke and Andrew Fletcher formed a band called No Romance in China, with Clarke on vocals/guitar and Fletcher on bass. In 1979, Clarke played guitar in an "Ultravox rip-off band", The Plan, with school friends Robert Marlow (vocals) and Paul Langwith (drums).[2] In 1978–79, Gore played in an acoustic duo, Norman and the Worms, with school friend Philip Burdett (who now sings on the folk circuit) on vocals and Gore on guitar. In 1979, Marlow, Gore, Clarke and friend Paul Redmond formed a band called The French Look, Marlow on vocals/keyboards, Gore on guitar, Clarke and Redmond on keyboards. In March 1980, Clarke, Gore and Fletcher formed a band called Composition of Sound, with Clarke on vocals/guitar, Gore on keyboards and Fletcher on bass. The French Look and Composition of Sound once played live together in June 1980 at St. Nicholas School Youth Club in Southend-on-sea, Essex. Soon after the formation of Composition of Sound, Clarke and Fletcher switched to synthesizers, working odd jobs, including carpentry, to buy them, or borrowing them from friends. Dave Gahan joined the band in 1980 after Clarke heard him perform at a local scout-hut jam session, crooning to a rendition of David Bowie's "Heroes", and Depeche Mode were born. When explaining the choice for the new name (taken from a French fashion magazine, Dépêche mode) Martin Gore has said “ It means hurried fashion or fashion dispatch. I like the sound of that "

Depeche Mode are an electronic music band formed in 1980, in Basildon, Essex, England. The group's original line-up was Dave Gahan (lead vocals), Martin Gore (keyboards, guitar, vocals, chief songwriter after 1981), Andrew Fletcher (keyboards) and Vince Clarke (keyboards, chief songwriter 1980–81). Vince Clarke left the band after the release of their 1981 debut album, and was replaced by Alan Wilder (lead keyboards) who was a band member from 1982 to 1995. Following Wilder's departure, Gahan, Gore, and Fletcher have continued as a trio. Depeche Mode are one of the longest-lived, most successful and influential bands to have emerged from the New Romantic and New Wave era. They have had forty-five songs in the UK Singles Chart (giving them more charting singles without a #1 hit than any other artist), as well as one US and two UK #1 albums. According to their record company, Depeche Mode have sold over 72 million records worldwide.

Filmography 1989 : La Révolution française directed by Robert Enrico and Richard T. Heffron (uncredited) 1994 : Léon directed by Luc Besson 1994 : Frères directed by Olivier Dahan 1995 : Coup de vice directed by Zak Fishman 1995 : Raï directed by Thomas Gilou 1996 : Malik le maudit directed by Youcef Hamidi 1996 : La Légende de Dede directed by Antonio Olivares 1997 : Bouge! directed by Jérôme Cornuau 1997 : Autre chose à foutre qu'aimer directed by Carole Giacobbi 1998 : Taxi directed by Gérard Pirès 1998 : Cantique de la racaille directed by Vincent Ravalec 1999 : Un pur moment de rock'n'roll directed by Manuel Boursinhac 1999 : Une pour toutes directed by Claude Lelouch 1999 : Taxi 2 directed by Gérard Krawczyk 2000 : Là-bas, mon pays directed by Alexandre Arcady 2001 : Le Petit Poucet directed by Olivier Dahan 2001 : Nid de guêpes (The Nest) directed by Florent-Emilio Siri 2001 : La Merveilleuse Odyssée de l'idiot toboggan directed by Vincent Ravalec 2001 : La Repentie directed by Laetitia Masson 2001 : Féroce directed by Gilles de Maistre 2002 : La Mentale directed by Manuel Boursinhac 2002 : Taxi 3 directed by Gérard Krawczyk 2002 : Concerto pour un violon directed by Gilles de Maistre 2002 : Disparu directed by Gilles de Maistre 2002 : Tapis volant directed by Youcef Hamidi 2003 : Finding Nemo directed by Andrew Stanton (voice of Crush the sea turtle in the French dubbed version) 2004 : Bab el web directed by Merzak Allouache 2006 : Indigènes directed by Rachid Bouchareb 2007 : Taxi 4

born 2 July 1961 He was born Saïd Naceri to an Algerian father and French mother in the 4th arrondissement of Paris and spent his childhood in the Parisian suburb of Montreuil.

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