Eric Bana Biography

Biography

collect nearly 173 million U.S. dollar worldwide.

Looking on this great result, many assumed that Eric would prefer to keep being involved in Hollywood productions, but he humbly returned to his homeland to film "The Nugget" (2002) though there was an offer to be the lead role in Rob Cohen's "XXX" (2002). Back to U.S., this brown-eyed hunk wonderfully continued to score success with "Hulk" (2003) and "Troy" (2004) when both collected tremendous domestic income of more than $132 million. Next starred alongside Daniel Craig and Geoffrey Rush in Steven Spielberg's ambitious project of "Munich" (2005), he proceeded to hone his craft, this time in drama genre through "Lucky You" also "Romulus, My Father", both released in 2007.

Hectic schedule kept marking Eric's path in Hollywood film industry afterwards as he got busily attached to at least four film productions slated to come up in 2008, all would see him enact different role each. In "The Time Traveler's Wife", he becomes a dashing librarian afflicted with a gene that causes him to involuntarily time travel while "The Other Boleyn Girl" finds him filling in the role of King Henry VIII, whose love the Boleyn sisters are competing to gain. ...

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Drastic turn was made in hugely-anticipated sci-fi flick "Star Trek" for he decides to go antagonistic by playing a character named Nero before going in action in crime thriller "Factor X" alongside Terrence Howard. Concerning his private life, Eric has been happily married since 1997 to a former publicist named Rebecca Gleeson who then gave him two lovely children, Klaus and Sophie, born in August 1999 and April 2002, respectively.

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