Outstanding Lead Actor In A Miniseries Or A Movie - 2010
- Nominee
- Jeff Bridges, as Jon Katz
- A Dog Year
- HBO
- Duopoly in association with HBO Films
Jeff Bridges
Date of Birth
Birthday:
December 4
Birthplace:
Los Angeles, California
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Jeff Bridges stars as John Katz in HBO’s A Dog Year. Actor, musician and photographer, Jeff Bridges hails from a well-known acting family, working with his father, Lloyd Bridges, as a child, and with brother Beau on Sea Hunt. His first major film role was in the 1971 classic The Last Picture Show. His best known work includes popular 1982 Disney sci-fi Tron - a role reprised in the 2010 sequel Tron: Legacy, the Coen Brothers cult classic The Big Lebowski, and as “Rooster Cogburn” in True Grit for which he earned his sixth Oscar® nomination.
Jeff Bridges stars as John Katz in HBO’s A Dog Year. Actor, musician and photographer, Jeff Bridges hails from a well-known acting family, working with his father, Lloyd Bridges, as a child, and with brother Beau on Sea Hunt. His first major film role was in the 1971 classic The Last Picture Show. His best known work includes popular 1982 Disney sci-fi Tron - a role reprised in the 2010 sequel Tron: Legacy, the Coen Brothers cult classic The Big Lebowski, and as “Rooster Cogburn” in True Grit for which he earned his sixth Oscar® nomination. In 2010, Bridges won an Oscar® as “Bad Black” in Crazy Heart.
More about Jeff Bridges at his official site.
Awards & Nominations
1 Nomination
Jeff Bridges presents the Emmy for Outstanding Guest Actress In A Drama Series on Night Five of the Creative Arts Emmys.
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Jeff Bridges presents the Emmy for Outstanding Guest Actress In A Drama Series to Cherry Jones for Succession on Night Five of the Creative Arts Emmys.
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Jeff Bridges presents the award for Outstanding Main Title Theme Music to Nathan Barr of Hollywood during Night Four of the Creative Arts Emmys.
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Jeff Bridges presents the award for Outstanding Original Music And Lyrics to Labrinth of Euphoria on Night Four of the Creative Arts Emmys.
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