Christian Bale Biography

Biography

due to the limited budget, they withdrew themselves. Bale and Harron was on again. The controversial movie gained Bale fame, money and also happiness. On Jan 29, 2000, he married his long time girlfriend, Sibi Blazic. He stated before that he imagined himself would make such commitment only in his thirties, but he couldn't resist to love and adore his new wife “What I love about my wife is that she's a really strong-minded, stubborn, fiery woman. I find that sexier than anything else.” He was most secretive about his private life, especially about the news on his wife's pregnancy, let alone the identity of his daughter. The child whose name wasn't revealed was born on March 27, 2005 at the Santa Monica hospital in California.

Striking while the iron is hot, Bale joined another big production titled “Captain Corelli's Mandolin” (2001). Nicolas Cage and Penelope Cruz took the leading roles. Bale was the fisherman who decided to join the Greek army. Ironically, while he was away, his fiancee, Cruz fell in love with an Italian officer, Cage. Based on a novel, this movie brought him to different kind of characterization, so distinct from his next role in “The Machinist” ...

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(2004). He ought to be praised for his willpower to dedicate himself to this role. Losing 63 pounds, he tried to resemble a character who was insomniac and schizophrenic. Through his performance, the character Trevor Reznik was looking like a painfully troubled person. Only to catch a breath, Bale had to restore his body shape within a year because he was about to play Bruce Wayne in “Batman Begins” (2005). While the previous productions of Batman told about his adventure fighting various enemies, this latest epic focused on how Bruce Wayne turned out to have super power and fight the bad people. The movie directed by Christopher Nolan was simply interesting for it answered the curiosity of Batman's fans about his nature. What's more, great hero like Batman definitely invited gamers to interfere in his actions. That was why the video game version was released by EA in the same year. Again, Bale filled in the voice of Bruce Wayne and so did most of the other actors starred in the movie.

If Batman was first popular in comic version, similarly, Pocahontas' story was first introduced as cartoon in 1995. Ten years later, New Line Cinema released it in life ...