Date Of Birth: March 21, 1962
Real Name: Matthew Broderick
Height: 5ft 7" (1.70m)
Matthew Broderick emerged as a prominent actor in the 1980s, quickly gaining recognition for his boyish charm and comedic timing. He achieved significant success with his role in the iconic 1983 coming-of-age film "Ferris Bueller's Day Off," which became a defining performance of the decade. In addition to his film work, Broderick also had success on Broadway, notably starring in the 1982 revival of "The Producers." His versatility and relatable persona made him one of the notable young actors of the 1980s, resonating with a generation of filmgoers.
... Beyond the 1980s, Matthew Broderick continued to build a diverse and respected career in both film and theater. He won a Tony Award for his performance in the 1994 revival of "How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying." Broderick also lent his voice to beloved family films such as Disney's "The Lion King" (1994). His sustained presence in Hollywood and on stage has cemented his legacy as a talented and enduring performer. He remains active in acting, balancing commercial success with critical acclaim.
- {'title': 'Max Dugan Returns', 'year': 1983}
- {'title': 'WarGames', 'year': 1983}
- {'title': 'Ladyhawke', 'year': 1985}
- {'title': "Ferris Bueller's Day Off", 'year': 1986}
- {'title': 'The Lost Boys', 'year': 1987}
- {'title': 'Brighton Beach Memoirs', 'year': 1986}
- {'title': 'Project X', 'year': 1987}
- {'title': 'The Producers', 'year': 2005}
- {'title': 'The Lion King', 'year': 1994}
- {'title': 'Manchester by the Sea', 'year': 2016}