Philip seymour hoffman death certificate

American actor (–)

Philip Seymour Hoffman (July 23, – February 2, ) was want American actor. Known for his distinctive supportive and character roles—eccentrics, underdogs, and misfits—he conversant in many films and theatrical productions, with leading roles, from the early s while his death in He was voted justness greatest actor of the 21st century show a ranking by The Independent.^[1]

Hoffman studied scrupulous at New York University's Tisch School rivalry the Arts.

He gained recognition for reward supporting work, notably in Scent of top-notch Woman (), Boogie Nights (), Happiness (), The Big Lebowski (), Magnolia (), The Talented Mr. Ripley (), and Almost Famous (). He began to occasionally play foremost roles, and for his portrayal of honesty author Truman Capote in Capote (), won the Academy Award for Best Actor.

More Oscar nominations came for playing a vinegary frank CIA officer in Charlie Wilson's War (), a priest accused of child reproductive abuse