他的一点点照片...感觉大家都不怎么留意他...

其实我很喜欢他的~~~

很帅

他除了是一个演员,他还是一个乐手

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他参演的The Last Days的海报.

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这部电影是以Nirvana的主音Kut Cobain为原形的

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我个人觉得他这次表演做得很好,很有Kurt Cobain的神髓

历年参演的电影与其中的角色2007 The Last Crew Frank White Silk Hervé Joncour 2006 Delirious Toby Grace The Hawk is Dying Fred 2005 Last Days Blake 2004 The Village Finton Coin The Heart Is Deceitful Above All Things Buddy Jailbait Randy 2003 Wonderland Gopher Rhinoceros Eyes Chep The Dreamers Matthew 2002 Murder by Numbers Justin Pendleton 2001 Bully Donny Semenec Yellow Bird Stuff Hedwig and the Angry Inch Tommy Gnosis 2000 Finding Forrester John Coleridge 1999 Even Housewives in Minnesota Have Those Daydreams Petey 1998 Hi-Life Boy Teen 54 Dance Student (uncredited)

一些关于他的事情:With the Twins Of Evil, he performed "Hey Joe" which can be heard in Bernardo Bertolucci's The Dreamers. Has stated that My Own Private Idaho is his favorite film. Appeared with then-girlfriend Alexis Dziena in the 2002 video for Joey Ramone cover of "What A Wonderful World." Purported to be a close friend of enigmatic author, JT LeRoy. His name appears in the acknowledgements of The Heart is Deceitful Above All Things and has gone on to play a role in the film adaptation. Is often noted for his uncanny resemblance to Leonardo DiCaprio.

"Last Days" star Michael Pitt showed off his other talent as a lead singer/guitarist during the party for the film in Cannes Friday night following the gala premiere (with actor Ryan Donowho on drums). Party attendees, including Sonic Youth's Thurston Moore and Kim Gordon (who also stars in the film) bobbed to the grungesque set, including Pitt's "Birth to Death," which he wrote and is also featured in the film. Also in attendance was "Last Days" director Gus Van Sant, who kind of hung low at the party. He's not quite the attention whore...

以下是Michael 的访谈(是英文,大家努力看哦)interview with actor michael pittText and photography by Max MichaelsFrom the celluloid gem Hedwig and The Angry Inch, movement introduces you to Michael Pitt. You may recognize him from a momentary blip in the party drama "54", or his role in Larry Clark's "Bully." Though Hedwig is one of the best films I saw last year and through his role Pitt has undoubtedly gained a certain notoriety, soon he may be know best for his role in the upcoming thriller "Murder By Numbers." During a trip to New York we met up with Michael at the TIME cafe and chatted over lunch. Afterward, we continued on to his Brooklyn apartment for photos. The street kid roots he speaks of in our interview are reflected in his entire lifestyle. He arrived for lunch in layered shirts so tattered they were literally held together by a tread, tattered jeans, and time-worn Doc Martens. His apartment was strewn with clothes, bits of paper, books, guitars, staple guns, art supplies and copious ash trays to accommodate his chain smoking. The main impression I came away with from meeting Michael is that he's rare breed of actor. One in it for the art rather than the game. Ignorant of the arostocracy and more into the craft of acting. During our photo session the subject of acting was never really brought up. He insrtead stapled Polaroid pictures to his wall as well as a decimated VCR he discovered on his rooftop patio. He played guitar and drums. He sang. He invited me to play drums. Having never sat behind a set of drums before I have to say it was a unique experience. I was looking over the drums at Michael playing guitar and singing, me not having a clue what to do. I completely went with it. Samples from our jam session may be available online soon if I'm brave enough to upload them. The following transcription of our conversation may help you better know Michael Pitt, not only as an actor but as a talented performer on many stages.

Where the fuck did you walk [in Los Angeles], I couldn't get anywhere. "Well I don't have a license either. I ride the A train." So what's it like working with Larry Clark? "Oh he's great, he's great. I never met a director before that puts so much trust into an actor. 'Bully' is this true story about these five kids in Hollywood, FL. They're just these sort of middle-income, like everyone else suburban kids, and there's this vicious bully. Sort of the bully of all bullies. He rapes these girls, he beats up on retarded kids, he just basically evil. They kill him. They all basically went away for life. Well, most of them anyway, I think one girl and the one that ratted on all of them got out. The main kid, his best friend, who is played by Brad Renfro was electrocuted. It's a true story. I think that's what attracted me to it the most. But Larry would let me just go with it ... my part was smaller and less developed than I think a lot of the characters and he let me create the part. Which I've never really encountered. He just sort of has this humility that a lot of other directors don't have. If it's a good idea he's gonna shoot it. If it's a bad idea then fuck you. A lot of directors aren't open to it, you're supposed to trust them. Whereas His brilliance is that he knows when to click the camera. I think it has a lot to do with photography. He knows what looks good; he shoots what looks good. But he's not going to tell you how to make it look good. Which, in a lot of ways, I think he comes up with a lot better footage. A lot of more realistic footage. He casts incredibly well. He makes a team of actors that are good and he lets them play. Then he turns on the camera when it's good."

How were the reviews? "Well it's a bit controversial. The reviews from the critics weren't very good, but everybody I talk to on the street has flipped out over it." Have you seen the movie "Pi"? "Yeah, I like that guy [Darren Aronofsky] a lot. I'd love to work with him. And I think he's going to just get better and better. Some people say shit about "Pi", but he did that in school. You know, he handed that one in for a grade. You know, he's like, 'Can you grade this?' and the movie made like 3 million dollars. People can say what they want, but it's good." So you're into a lot more than acting. Music, writing, pretty much everything? You play guitar? "Well, I never took lessons. If you said, 'Play a C' I'd be like, 'What?' But that's sort of the kind of music that I listen to, I like making it that way. You lose something. You know, I see people who are really good at the guitar, they're really good at their instruments but they've learned from other people and it's kind of tainted. It's not as pure anymore." Yeah, self-taught rather than schooled. "Right. I mean if you're good - you're good. The one thing that I realized is that most people who don't learn it themselves, the ones that learn it from other people, they don't have a true understanding of it. And with music they're not going by what they hear...they're going by how they're putting it together. They're more worried about what people don't know anything about or give a crap about which is just what is going to tickle their ear. But I'm still new at it, I basically just record. I record digitally. I put down the baseline, then the drums, then the guitar, and then I just sing over it. I think I want to put out an album just like that. Because it's different. I don't want to go into the studio. Do you know John Frusciante? He's the guitarist for the Red Hot Chili Peppers. He put out an album called "To Claire" on an 8-track. I think he's the best out there right now. He's doing the most brilliant, creative shit. You should pick it up."

Are you doing any writing? Poetry, short stories? "Well I'm trying to write a book right now. I usually would just do stuff like that just for fun or write down thoughts. But right now I'm trying to focus it into one thing, so I can present it, you know? It's just like a story, a simple story. I want to do it 'journal' style." Have you ever thought of a dream role or a particular character you would like to play? "Well not really, but I have some scripts that I'd like to write and direct. After I did Hedwig I actually shot a quick short just because I was so inspired. I mean, John [Cameron Mitchell] was acting, directing himself, directing me, and shooting the movie all at the same time. I mean he's directing me in a scene in a limo, we're at the front seat and we're improving, and he's got a little monitor in his lap where he can see what the scene looks like. You know what I mean? In the movie you can see him looking down, and you don't think anything about it. He's directing the fucking film. So I was pretty inspired by that. I came back and shoot just like a quick short on DV. And I'm in the process of cutting it, and my friend's going to do the music for it."