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Alec Baldwin Wiki Biography

Alec Baldwin (Alexander Rae Baldwin III) is a movie, stage and television actor and producer. He became famous after taking the role in the soap opera “Knots and Landings”. After the successful debut he took roles in the following movies: “Beetlejuice” directed by Tim Burton, “The Marrying Man” (along with Kim Basinger and Robert Loggia), “The Aviator”, “The Cooler” (starring Maria Bello), “The Shadow” and “The Departed” (with Matt Damon and Leonardo DiCaprio). What is Alec Baldwin’s current net worth? Alec Baldwin’s net worth currently estimates $65 million.

Alec Baldwin was born in 1958 in New York. Baldwin has five brothers and sisters, three of whom – William, Stephen and Daniel – are also actors.

After the high school graduation Baldwin entered the New York University where he experienced his first acting attempts. Later he entered the Art School and met Brian Nguyen who became the winner of Academy Award later.

Alec Baldwin’s movie debut was in 1987 in “Forever, Lulu”. Baldwin also took roles in the following Broadway plays: “Serious Money” and “Streetcar Named Desire”. The Broadway career did not raise Alec Baldwin’s net worth a lot, but was helpful for the development of his skills and talent for the future performances.

Later Alec Baldwin started his career in movies and soap opera’s industry. “The Doctors” was his first big role on television. He succeeded to land roles in the series of “Cutter to Houston” and “Knots and Landings”. He has also appeared as the host and the guest on television “Saturday Night Live” and “82nd Academy Awards”.

Hollywood movie industry increased Alec Baldwin’s net worth significantly. In 2002 Baldwin landed short appearances in a couple of TV series “Friends”. Alec Baldwin’s popularity started increasing steadily after the role in “The Hunt of the Red October”. Baldwin was happy to win an opportunity to work with such stars as Sean Connery, Scott Glenn, Sam Neill and James Earl Jones. Baldwin’s contribution to the film was critically acclaimed.

In 1991 Alec took part in the movie “The Marrying Man”. Alec Baldwin and Kim Basinger played lovers and this fictitious love romance did not end and grew up into real love. In 1993 the couple got married. In 1995 Alec Baldwin was involved in an incident with the photographer who was caught filming Baldwin’s wife and their new-born baby without allowance when they were coming back home from the hospital. It is thought that Alec assaulted the photographer. Baldwin and Kim Basinger’s marriage was not meant to last and they divorced in 2001.

Alec Baldwin has his column at “The Huffington Post”. From 2009 he started working as a voice actor who took roles in big screen and television movies “The Simpsons”, “Rise of the Guardians”, “The Sponge Bob Square Pants Movie”, “Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa” and games, e.g. “Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within”.

Alec Baldwin’s current net worth estimates $65 million and he has the strong attitude towards politics, he has declared that he will not donate any money for the politics.

IMDB Wikipedia “Dress Gray” “The Departed”(2006) “The Juror” “Thomas the Tank Engine & Friends” “Serious Money” “Streetcar Named Desire” $65 Million 1958 6 ft (1.83 m) Actor Actors Alec Alec Baldwin Alec Baldwin III Alec Baldwin Net Worth Alexander Rae “Alec” Baldwin III Alexander Rae Baldwin III Amityville April 3 Author Beetlejuice Brian Nguyen Carmen Gabriela Baldwin Cinema of the United States Comedian Daniel Baldwin Elizabeth Keuchler English American Entertainment Film Film producer for besat Actor for Outstanding Guest Actor in a Comedy Series; Golden Globe Award for Best Supporting Actor French American Friends Glengarry Glen Ross (1992) Golden Globe Award for Best Actor – Television Series Musical or Comedy Golden Raspberry Award Harry Kirkpatrick Heaven’s Prisoners Hilaria Thomas Hilaria Thomas (m. 2012) Ireland Baldwin Irish American James Earl Jones Jane Sasso Kim Basinger Kim Basinger (m. 1993–2002) Knots Landing Leonardo DiCaprio Matt Damon Mission: Impossible National Board of Review Award for Best Cast New York Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Lead Actor Robert Loggia Sam Neill Saturday Night Live Scott Glenn Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Comedy Series Sean Connery SpongeBob SquarePants Stephen Baldwin Television Producer The Aviator (2004) The Cooler The Edge The Getaway The Marrying Man The Marrying Man (1991) The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie United States United States of America Vancouver Film Critics Circle Award for Best Supporting Actor Voice Actor Will & Grace William Baldwin

Alec Baldwin Quick Info

Alec Baldwin Trademarks

1. Dimpled chin
2. Thick, dark hair
3. Deadpan comic delivery
4. Frequently plays deeply narcissistic though inherently moral characters
5. Frequently plays immoral men of power
6. Long story-driven monologues
7. Deep raspy voice

Alec Baldwin Quotes

• [2012, on The Hunt for Red October (1990)] I’m glad that people like the film, but it was studio moviemaking at its most self-conscious. They told me right to my face that Kevin Costner was the person they wanted to play my part, and they couldn’t afford him. Most of the people you worked with back then were numbingly frank in that way.
• [2012 interview] I’ve had a very average film career. The average career is that 25 per cent of the films you do are good, or very good. Twenty-five percent of the films you do are disgusting and horrible. And the 50 per cent in the middle is ‘eh’.
• Before 30 Rock (2006) I had always given a percentage of my income to charity. I’m not blowing my horn about it. Most people give, I think. But when I learned that “30 Rock” was going into syndication, I entered into a very lucrative agreement with Capital One, and I gave nearly every dime to charity. That’s why I did the commercials. I got addicted to giving the money away.
• [on The Godfather (1972)] It’s like a drug. It takes away your free will. You’re going to watch this movie, whether you planned on it or not.
• [after being arrested for a traffic infraction] New York City is a mismanaged carnival of stupidity that is desperate for revenue and anxious to criminalize behavior once thought benign.
• [after being arrested for cycling his bike the wrong way down Fifth Avenue] New York City is a mismanaged carnival of stupidity that is desperate for revenue and anxious to criminalize behavior once thought benign.
• [on stage acting, as in “Orphans” on Broadway] Rehearsal is painful. Not knowing the lines, not having a mastery of the text is painful, because until you have it you can’t play the scenes. When we’re up onstage now I kind of dig it. It’s fun. Though I know half the audience is going to like it for the wrong reason, half of them are not going to like it for the wrong reason. You just do the show.
• I’m at the age where, in the Tennessee Williams canon, all that’s available is Shannon [in “The Night of the Iguana”]. After that it’s Big Daddy.
• I just want to say: The worst cases you never hear about. Hollywood studios bury that stuff – actors who punch directors in the face and try to run producers over with cars – insanity, criminal behavior. But the studios are invested in that star, they can’t have that person’s name dirtied up.
• I think I do want to go into politics. I really, really do. And I don’t know if I will. You have to stop and ask a lot of whys. Run for the glory? Run to complete some missing piece of myself? I can keep doing what I’m doing for a living now and be perfectly happy.
• [on William Holden, the star he most admires] There’s three things: there’s masculinity, there’s intelligence, there’s sensitivity. You’ve got to bring those three things to a leading man’s role. In some people there’s a little too much in the mix of one or the other. With Holden it was always the perfect mix.
• You know, Hollywood does draw some very strange characters, and then the power of Hollywood and what they can do with it becomes like a blood sport to them.
• [on Chris Farley] Whenever I was watching Chris perform I would think, “How do I get where he’s at? How do I get to be as funny and as honest and as warm?”.
• I wanted to be president of the United States. I really did. The older I get the less preposterous the idea seems.
• There are people who would rather choke than go see my movies. They write me letters all the time.
• [on why he named his daughter Ireland] Because she’s beautiful but can’t manage her finances.
• Remember, sex is like a Chinese dinner. It ain’t over ’til you both get your cookie.
• [on Charlie Sheen’s 2011 public meltdown] I think Charlie just needs a good night’s sleep. He seems wound a little tight.
• Men are literally lying in bed with their wives when the marriage is essentially over thinking, “I’ve got to get the hell out of here”, and have a fantasy woman in mind. Then you get divorced, meet a woman, marry her and, by the time all that goes by, you’ve aged a few years and are ready to go back to your ex-wife. You want a woman who is sane and normal. A woman who is more like you. You’ve gotten older.
• [on Meryl Streep] I have worshiped Meryl for so long that I would have played her driver or her chiropractor.
• (on Ramon “Bong” Revilla, Jr.) The comments of some Philippine government officials come as no surprise to me, either. Even the one by a former action film star-turned-Senator who beckoned me to come to the Philippines so he could “beat” me over my comment.
• [on Tina Fey] Tina is smart, funny, beautiful… Devoted, tough, respected… Now if she’d only work on her posture.
• Some guys smoke good Dominicans, other guys smoke great Jamaicans. I only smoke the best – Havanas!
• [1997] I’m starting to feel I have to cure my addiction to Hollywood money, because while it’s delightful, it’s also insidious.
• I don’t get acting jobs because of my looks.
• Acting in the theatre is fun, acting in film is work.

Alec Baldwin Important Facts

• $300,000 /episode (2009-10)
• $5,500,000
• $5,000,000
• $250,000
• $1,500,000
• Was the first non-cast member of Saturday Night Live (1975) to play Donald Trump in an “SNL” sketch.
• Became a father for the 4th time at age 58 when his wife Hilaria Baldwin gave birth to their son Leonardo Ángel Charles Baldwin on September 12, 2016.
• Starred as ‘Ed’ in the movie ‘Alice’ (1990) and as ‘Jed’ in ‘Malice’ (1993).
• One of his least favorite films of all time is Salò, or the 120 Days of Sodom (1975).
• As of 2015, has appeared in three films that were nominated for the Best Picture Oscar: Working Girl (1988), The Aviator (2004) and The Departed (2006), with the latter being a winner in the category.
• Worked at Studio 54 in the ’70s.
• Named “Last Tango in Paris” as his all-time favorite film in a poll taken by the AFI.
• For two consecutive years, he played the screen husband of the Best Actress Oscar winner: Cate Blanchett in Blue Jasmine (2013) and Julianne Moore in Still Alice (2014).
• One of his early career aspirations was to become a lifeguard.
• Became a father for the 3rd time at age 57 when his wife Hilaria Baldwin gave birth to their son Rafael Thomas Baldwin on June 17, 2015.
• The first film he ever saw was How the West Was Won (1962).
• Alec Baldwin appeared in two titles that contain the painting ‘Horse Attacked by a Lion’ by George Stubbs – 30 Rock (2nd season, Auction house) and Working Girl (Katherine Parker’s office).
• Alec Baldwin has worked with all four actresses who played Bruce Wayne’s love interests in the Burton/Schumacher Batman films. He was married to Kim Basinger and appeared with her in The Getaway (1994). He and Michelle Pfeiffer appeared in Married to the Mob (1988). He and Nicole Kidman appeared in Malice (1993). He and Elle Macpherson appeared in The Edge (1997).
• After only one month on the air, Baldwin’s new MSNBC talk show, “Up Late”, was canceled in November 2013 after he angrily uttered a “gay slur” during his latest confrontation with photographers staked outside his Manhattan apartment building.
• Officially announced that he will be hosting his own television talk show on MSNBC, “Up Late With Alec Baldwin” (2013) starting in October 2013, Fridays at 10pm. [September 2013]
• Claimed in a 2013 interview that he donates all the money he makes from his Capital One commercials to charity and even ‘got addicted to giving the money away’.
• Has appeared in films with all three of his successors in the role of Jack Ryan: Harrison Ford in Working Girl (1988), Ben Affleck in Pearl Harbor (2001), and Chris Pine in Rise of the Guardians (2012). He has also been played by Affleck on “Saturday Night Live” (1975).
• Became a father for the 2nd time at age 55 when his 2nd wife Hilaria Baldwin gave birth to their daughter Carmen Gabriella Baldwin on August 23, 2013.
• Became a father for the 1st time at age 37 when his 1st wife [now ex-wife] Kim Basinger gave birth to their daughter Ireland Eliesse Baldwin, aka Ireland Baldwin, on October 23, 1995.
• There is a 31-year age difference between his ex-wife Kim Basinger (born 1953) and current wife Hilaria Baldwin (born 1984).
• His acting mentor was the late Julie Harris.
• (February 12, 2013) Alec and his wife, Hilaria Baldwin, are expecting their first child in summer 2013.
• In 2011 announced that he canceled his plans to retire from acting. He explained that his intention had been to enter politics, but he decided against it and he will renew his contract for 30 Rock (2006).
• Son of Carol M. Baldwin of Syracuse, New York, and the late Alexander R. Baldwin Jr. His father was one of Brian Kilmeade’s teachers.
• On April 3, 2012, became engaged to yoga instructor Hilaria Thomas.
• Removed from an American Airlines flight on December 6, 2011, at Los Angeles International Airport, reportedly for not turning off his cellphone.
• (September 11, 2011) For his role on 30 Rock (2006), he was named one of the “Eight Actors Who Turn Television into Art”, in cover story of The New York Times Magazine.
• As a longtime political liberal activist, was rumored to be weighing a run for mayor of New York City… until he denied it recently on Late Show with David Letterman (1993) (2011).
• Studied at New York University’s prestigious Tisch School of the Arts.
• Received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame on February 15, 2011, outside Eva Longoria’s restaurant, Beso, on Hollywood Boulevard, seven blocks away from ex-wife Kim Basinger’s star. In attendance were his brother Stephen Baldwin, his daughter Ireland and friend Megan Mullally.
• His agent is Michael A. Katcher.
• On December 12, 1998, Alec Baldwin hosted Saturday Night Live (1975) and appeared in the double entendre-filled “Schweddy Balls” edition of the recurring skit “The Delicious Dish”, which spoofed National Public Radio (NPR). In 2009, Baldwin became the on-air radio host of “The New York Philharmonic This Week” on the real NPR. In 2011, Baldwin became the host of his own public radio interview podcast show on WNYC, “Here’s the Thing with Alec Baldwin”.
• Is a huge fan of the Chicago Bears.
• Trained at the Lee Strasberg Theatre Institute.
• Good friends with actress Meryl Streep.
• Has announced plans to retire from acting and pursue other interests when his contract for 30 Rock (2006) expires in 2012.
• Teaches a theater class at The Ross School in New York, which actress Aimee Denaro attended.
• Will surpass Steve Martin, for hosting Saturday Night Live (1975) the most times–16–which he did on September 24, 2011. Martin has hosted 14 times. In 2010, the friendly duo co-hosted The 82nd Annual Academy Awards (2010).
• Caused a major uproar in the Philippines when he made a joke that he was interested in buying a Filipina wife. As a result, Philippine senator Ramon “Bong” Revilla, Jr., (also an actor) blasted Baldwin and even swore to personally beat him up if he ever visits the Philippines. Despite apologizing for the joke, Baldwin was effectively banned from visiting the Philippines.
• Wrote the episode Law & Order: Tabloid (1998), which was part of the 1998 season, because of his own experience with tabloid reporters.
• Revealed during an appearance on Late Night with Conan O’Brien (1993) that he suffers from OCD.
• On April 11, 2007, he caused a scandal by leaving an expletive-filled voicemail for his daughter, Ireland, calling her a “thoughtless little pig,” which later was revealed to the media.
• Did a skit on Saturday Night Live (1975) in December of 2005 in which he spoofed himself delivering the same speech he did in Glengarry Glen Ross (1992) to a couple of Santa’s elves. Only some of the words were changed to apply to the elves rather than salesmen. He slipped though when saying the line, “Always Be Cobbling” instead he said the original line, “Always Be Closing”. This made the other cast members break out in laughter on the live show.
• Was considered for the role of Batman/Bruce Wayne in Batman (1989), which went to Michael Keaton.
• Has declined two roles that later went to Harrison Ford. First, he declined to reprise the role of Jack Ryan in Patriot Games (1992), then he turned down the lead role in The Fugitive (1993).
• Was considered for the role of Dr. Curtis McCabe in Vanilla Sky (2001), which went to Kurt Russell.
• No relation to actor Adam Baldwin.
• In 1979, he auditioned for the New York University Undergraduate Drama Program on a dare (and was accepted).
• He was willing to voice his own puppet in Team America: World Police (2004) (despite the movie’s unflattering portrait of him and other film stars, but was turned down by producers Matt Stone and Trey Parker, because all of the other celebrities were voiced by impressionists in the film. The role went to impressionist Maurice LaMarche.
• Has impersonated Robert De Niro on Saturday Night Live (1975) a few times, and now he will be in The Good Shepherd (2006), which is directed by De Niro.
• Is one of only two people with a standing invitation to host Saturday Night Live (1975) every year (schedules allowing). The other is Christopher Walken.
• His father was of English, Irish and Scottish ancestry, while his mother’s ancestry was English, French-Canadian, German, Irish and Scottish.
• Was nominated for Broadway’s 1992 Tony Award as Best Actor (Play) for playing Stanley Kowalski in a revival of Tennessee Williams’s “A Streetcar Named Desire”, a performance he recreated in a television version of the same title, A Streetcar Named Desire (1995).
• Has done voice-over work in television ads for both General Electric and Subaru.
• His A Streetcar Named Desire (1995) castmate, John Goodman, played Marlon Brando on Saturday Night Live (1975).
• In 1995, he played the role of Stanley Kowalski in A Streetcar Named Desire (1995), a role originated by Marlon Brando, who went on to play Vito Corleone. On Saturday Night Live (1975), he has played Robert De Niro, who played the young Vito Corleone to Brando’s older Don Corleone, in The Godfather: Part II (1974).
• Like ex-wife Kim Basinger, he is also a vegetarian. He claims she was the one who convinced him. Since their divorce he has continued to be an advocate for animal rights.
• Received an honorary Doctor of Letters degree (Litt.D) from Montclair State University at their 2004 graduation ceremony.
• Replaced Alan Rickman as the voice of Leonardo Leonardo in the 2000 cartoon based on Kevin Smith’s film Clerks (1994).
• Jokes that he “stole” his performance in The Cooler (2003) from Ben Kingsley’s in Sexy Beast (2000).
• Is only the third person in history to be nominated for both Best Supporting Actor from the Oscars, for The Cooler (2003), and Worst Supporting Actor from the Razzies, for The Cat in the Hat (2003), in the same year.
• Taught “Master Theater Workshop” in summer 2002 at Southampton College, New York, where friend James LaRocca is Dean.
• At George Washington University, Baldwin ran for president but lost by two votes.
• Loves Cuban cigars.
• Told brother Stephen Baldwin that doing Bio-Dome (1996) could be the single most career-ending decision he could possibly make.
• Turned down the chance to reprise the role of Jack Ryan in Patriot Games (1992) in order to play Stanley Kowalski in a revival of Tennessee Williams’s “A Streetcar Named Desire” on Broadway.
• Wrote the episode Law & Order: Tabloid (1998) based on his own experiences with tabloid reporters.
• A huge fan of novelist James Lee Burke, he owns the rights to a number of books featuring his character Dave Robiceaux. One of these, Heaven’s Prisoners (1996), was released in 1996.
• During the Bill Clinton impeachment trial went on Late Night with Conan O’Brien (1993) and said to a cheering audience that the head of the trial, Henry Hyde and his family, should be stoned to death. He later apologized and said it was just a joke.
• Alec’s daughter is often called “Addie” by family members.
• His father was not only a social studies teacher in Massapequa, but also the football coach.
• Originally wanted to be a lawyer.
• Cousin of actor Joseph Baldwin and Charles H. Baldwin.
• Chosen by People magazine as one of the 50 Most Beautiful People in the World (1990).
• Brother-in-law of singer Chynna Phillips and Kennya Baldwin.
• Brother of William Baldwin, Stephen Baldwin, Daniel Baldwin, Jane Sasso and Elizabeth Keuchler.
• As part of his preparation for The Hunt for Red October (1990), he was trained to drive a Los Angeles-class attack submarine at the New London Submarine Base in Connecticut.
• Education: George Washington University, Washington, D.C. (majored in political science), New York University, New York, New York (majored in drama; B.A., 1993).
• He and his wife Kim Basinger owned a total of eleven dogs, seven cats and a wolf.
• Chosen by Empire magazine as one of the 100 Sexiest Stars in film history (#80) (1995).

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