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Adam Douglas Driver Wiki Biography

• Adam Douglas Driver is an American actor and former United States Marine mortarman born in San Diego, California. 
• He was born on 19 November 1983 and is of English, Dutch, German, Irish and Scottish descent. 
• Adam has only been involved in his career since 2010, best known for his Broadway appearances as well as his work in popular Hollywood movies such as “Lincoln” and “Inside Llewyn Davis”. 
• One might wonder how wealthy Adam Driver is, a famous Hollywood actor who has also managed to find success on Broadway? 
• The net worth of Adam is valued at $2 million by sources in early 2016. 
• Needless to say, his presence in the American film industry and the theatre was the most critical aspect of his wealth accumulation. 
• His three-year-long service as a U.S. Marine mortarman has also contributed to his fortune. 
• Adam was raised in San Diego and Mishawaka, Indiana, and attended Mishawaka High School, where he played and was also known as a singer in school plays. 
• After high school, after the September 11 attacks, Adam joined the United States Marine Corps, but after serving for three years, Adam was medically discharged from the military and began attending Indianapolis University, and later Julliard School to receive a degree in drama, graduating with a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree. 
• When he was cast in the television series “Girls” in which he played the role of Adam Sackler, he became more popular. 
• In addition to these, he has also starred in TV shows such as “The Simpsons,” “Live Saturday Night,” “You Don’t Know Jack,” and so on. 
• Adam has also managed to excel as a Hollywood movie star, along with becoming a popular actor on American television. 
• He made his Hollywood debut playing in the Clint Eastwood film J. 
• In addition, Adam has also appeared on stage in plays including, among others, The Retributions, Angels In America, Man And Child. 
• With regard to his contributions in the field of acting, for his role in the television series Children, he was nominated for a Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series and a Critics Choice Television Award for Best Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series. 
• For his role in the 2013 “Inside Llewyn Davis” film, he also won the Hamptons International Film Festival Award for Breakthrough Performer. 
• As for his personal life, the 32-year-old actor and his college love, Joanne Tucker, now lead a married life. 
• For now, as one of Hollywood’s successful actors, Adam Driver loves his career while his present net worth of $2 million caters to his everyday life. 
• IMDB Wikipedia “Lincoln” (2013) $2 million 1983 Actor Actors Adam Douglas Driver Adam Driver Net Worth California Girls (2012) Inside Llewyn Davis (2013) Joanne Tucker (m. 
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• [on working with the Coen brothers] I think they have a common theme, even though they work in completely different ways. Specificity of story – so clear with what it is they’re after – and different opinions about how to get there. They’re kind of unanimous in that way. Just to see the Coens at the state they are in with their careers, and how they still have this relentless pursuit to to tell the best version possible, and do all their homework – it’s incredible to have been able to witness.
• [on his musical contribution to ‘Inside Llewyn David’] They keep the music department very separate from the actors at Juilliard. I am musical though. I grew up in church and did a lot of singing at choir, and a lot at choir in school, and playing the piano – things like that. But I wouldn’t call myself a musician by any means compared to the [others]. Musical in that I own instruments that are at my house that I play with people. But not like in that I have mastered any of them.
• [observation 2013, on continuing to perform in ‘Girls’] Every season is a different thing. The first season we were still trying to figure out what it is we’re doing, and I think that still applies to the third season, which we just did. There’s still an ambitious pursuit of ‘How do we go deeper and surprise ourselves?’
• At the Emmy awards, everybody runs up to you and says, ‘Aren’t you having the time of your life?’ I mean, I was never after trying to get an Emmy. The whole spectacle seems cheesy and dated. The thing that motivates me most is being petrified of not having a place to put my voice.
• In the military, you learn the essence of people. You see so many examples of self-sacrifice and moral courage. In the rest of life you don’t get that many opportunities to be sure of your friends.
• I auditioned in Chicago for Juilliard and didn’t get in. I was basically living in a back room of my parents’ house, paying rent and not doing anything with my life. I’d like to say it was patriotic to join the Marines, but it was also that I was doing nothing honorable with my life, and spending too much time at McDonald’s.
• The deadly thing in my job is to attach too much meaning to everything. You have to have a sense of humor about yourself…I’m definitely trying to figure this all out as I go along, how to craft a career. As things get bigger, I have days of depression, sitting in the house and wondering ‘What are you doing? Is it even relevant?’
• “I’m like a sight gag, I have this really big face…I don’t totally get it. I mean, when I read for Girls (2012) I was, like, the script says ‘Handsome Carpenter,’ so someone else is going to get the part. They’ll have someone handsome, not me. I mean, I’m not in any danger of getting leading-man parts.
• Just the service aspect of running a nonprofit is so gratifying because it takes the attention off yourself. I’m not an acting monk or anything. I’m not, like, the most well-adjusted actor. But it’s really designed to focus on yourself, or it can be. So it’s good to have something else to focus on that reminds you that it’s not always about you. Something I learned in the Marine Corps that I’ve applied to acting is, one, taking direction, and then working with a group of people to accomplish a mission and knowing your role within that team.

Adam Douglas Driver Important Facts

• Does not watch his own performances onscreen, and even declines to listen to audio clips of himself while being interviewed on the radio.
• While serving in the Marines, he missed active duty in Iraq due to a mountain biking accident in which he broke his sternum.
• He is the son of Joe Douglas Driver and Nancy (Needham) Wright. Adam has English, along with German, Dutch, Irish, and Scottish, ancestry. His father is from Arkansas and his mother is from Indiana. Their families have lived in those states for many generations.
• Growing up, he sang in the church choir.
• His stepfather is a minister.
• Was briefly enrolled in the University of Indianapolis theatre department.
• Lives in Brooklyn Heights, New York City.
• Lena Dunham thanked Driver profusely for his support when she won her Golden Globe award in Jan. 2013.
• Says he ‘originally passed on’ his ‘Adam Sackler’ role in Girls (2012) because he ‘thought TV was evil.”.
• Used to be a Marine.
• Served in the Marine Corps, and now runs a non-profit foundation called Arts in the Armed Forces that stages theatrical performances for military personnel.
• Graduated from Juilliard.

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