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Bradley Cooper Wiki Biography

American actor Bradley Charles Cooper is more commonly known simply as Bradley Cooper – a world-renowned actor able to tackle genres like comedy, drama and action with equal success, and boasting an impressive estimated net worth of $60 million. Most famous for his work in such high-grossing blockbusters as director Todd Phillips’s “The Hangover” trilogy, where Cooper appeared alongside fellow lead actors Ed Helms and Zach Galifianakis, Bradley Cooper has proven many times over that he is a diverse and talented professional who more than deserves his multiple nominations for an Academy Award – and of course, his place as “People” magazine’s “Sexiest Man Alive”. Cooper’s talents as an actor have earned him his staggering net worth, and the adoration of fans worldwide.

Born on 5 January, 1975 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Bradley Cooper was raised in a family already involved with the television industry – Cooper’s mother Gloria worked for the local branch of the American commercial broadcast network “NBC”. Cooper himself would debut on television in 1999, in a guest appearance in the romantic sit-com “Sex and the City” together with lead actresses Sarah Jessica Parker, Kim Cattrall and Kristin Davis. From then on, Cooper’s career would slowly but surely take off, with a debut on the big screens in David Wain’s 2001 comedy “Wet Hot American Summer”, and landing a regular role in J. J. Abrams’s action series “Alias” alongside show leads Jennifer Garner and Victor Garber. Later roles would continue to bring Cooper fame and critical acclaim, including a Broadway appearance in the play “Three Days of Rain” together with fellow actors Julia Roberts and Paul Rudd.

Bradley Cooper’s real breakout, however, was still ahead. In 2009, Cooper took a lead role in Todd Phillips’s comedy “The Hangover” – and the film proved to be a massive success, earning over $457 million across the world against a production budget of just $35 million. The success of “The Hangover” would be repeated with its two future sequels, the 2011 “The Hangover Part II” and 2013 “The Hangover Part III”, where Cooper returned as his character from the first film, Phil Wenneck. The astounding financial success of “The Hangover” trilogy certainly gave Cooper’s net worth a massive boost – although the actor himself was quoted as saying that it did not change his career too much, remarking that “more doors have been opened for sure, but it’s not like I sit back with a cigar on Monday morning and go through the scripts that have been offered.”

How rich is Bradley Cooper? Cooper’s net worth is currently believed to reach up to $60 million. Most of this is certainly owed to Cooper’s acting career – he is reported to have received a staggering $15 million for his part in the last “The Hangover” movie. Bradley Cooper leads the lavish lifestyle to suit his incredible wealth, owning two homes – one in Venice, priced at around $1.25 million, and another in Los Angeles, valued at $4.7 million. Cooper’s cars include a Mercedes Benz G500 and a Triumph Truxton.

Today, Bradley Cooper continues a successful acting career. Cooper is believed to be romantically involved with fellow actress Zoe Saldana, having broken up with his previous love interest, Renee Zellweger.

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Bradley Cooper Quick Info

Bradley Cooper Trademarks

1. Often plays devious yet charming characters
2. Piercing Blue Eyes

Bradley Cooper Quotes

• [on his approach to acting] I don’t see a difference between a dramatic role and a comedic role, because they’re all characters I play, and people that are not me.
• I don’t see myself as a ladies’ man, but I love women.
• I plead guilty to the accusation of working with people again and again. That’s the goal, to create an artistic circle that works. If you look at any period of art that’s really exploding, it’s people collaborating again and again.
• [on shooting The Hangover (2009) in Las Vegas] People did not react to us. That’s the one thing about Vegas: They were completely indifferent. We would go in the elevator at 5 in the morning after shooting, and I had huge scratches on my head, full make-up, and they don’t give a fuck. It was unbelievable.
• [2012, on quitting drinking at age 29] I was at a party and deliberately bashed my head on the concrete floor. Like, ‘Hey, look how tough I am!’ I did it again. I spent the night at St. Vincent’s Hospital with a sock of ice, waiting for them to stitch me up…I don’t drink or do drugs anymore. Being sober helps a great deal… I remember looking at my life, my apartment, my dogs [when I was still using], and I thought, ‘What’s happening?’ I was so concerned what [people] thought of me, how I was coming across, how I would survive the day. I always felt like an outsider. I just lived in my head. I realized I wasn’t going to live up to my potential, and that scared the hell out of me. I thought, ‘Wow, I’m actually gonna ruin my life. I’m really gonna ruin it’.
• Filming a movie with David O. Russell is an athletic endeavor. You are utterly drained at the end of the day because you have to be present at every turn, as if you’re on a sports field. That high-octane rhythm demands that you stay in the moment and get out of your head. It’s the only way you can be successful as an athlete. That’s very scary for an actor.
• [on the characters in Silver Linings Playbook (2012)] The fact that these guys are trying to adopt a positive attitude was really important to me. As Jack Nicholson always says, ‘Try to incline yourself upwards as much as possible’ because it is too easy in this world to incline yourself downwards. These people have every reason to incline themselves downwards, but they’re trying to rebuild the economy of their lives. And that’s why (they) aren’t so fringy to me: they become the most sane people in the room.
• (2011, on how he spends his spare time) Eating. I eat a lot of food. I am a big eater.
• (2011, on being considered a very successful actor after The Hangover (2009) become a huge hit) It doesn’t feel that way. Thank you for saying that. Not the case, I gotta say, but it certainly provided more opportunities. Everybody who was a part of that movie, because it was so financially lucrative, benefited from it but I still put myself on tape for movies and try to get roles. It’s the same, you know? It’s the same. I mean, look, more doors have been opened for sure but it’s not like I sit back with a cigar on Monday morning and go through the scripts that have been offered – no, that’s not the case.
• (2009) I seriously love to cook … My grandmother was an amazing cook. As a kid I used to help her make handmade pasta, cavatelli and ravioli. It was one of my favorite things to do. I love the idea of making whatever is in the fridge into something.
• (2009, on his pets) I have two beautiful dogs that I cherish. Samson is a 14-year-old German short hair pointer and Charlotte is a 6 or 7 year-old Chow Retriever mix. They are both rescue dogs and they are the best … I’m sort of a hybrid of both my dogs. Samson is stoic and makes me earn it and Charlotte loves me undyingly. They’re my kids.
• [2009, on his ‘nice guy’ role in Alias (2001) and how it nearly typecast him] I remember that after I left Alias, people wouldn’t even see me. I’d put myself on tape at home for all these roles because they were like, “Oh, no, no. Bradley. He’s such a good guy. He can’t play that.” Then it was David Dobkin, I went in for him on Wedding Crashers (2005) and he had no idea what ‘Alias’ was or anything. So he hired me right away and that was the major break. Then after that everyone was like, “Well, isn’t he kind of an asshole? I mean, really. I think he’s kind of an asshole.” Elia Kazan always said that if you’re going to play a cowboy you better show up with a horse because no one sees anything but what you bring. It’s funny but sometimes people stop me and they’re amazed that I’m not a complete asshole. They expect me to be an asshole right away. I gained a lot of weight to do ‘Wedding Crashers’ too and they’re like, “Oh man, I thought you were bigger” because I was 215 lbs for that movie and I’m usually 185 lbs. But to be opposite Vince Vaughn and believe that I could destroy him in a football game…
• (2011) Todd Phillips gave Vespas to the cast of The Hangover Part II (2011) when we finished shooting. And I thought, a Vespa? What the heck kind of gift is that? I mean, it’s nice, but I’ll never drive it. But I tell you, I cannot stop riding that Vespa. I dream about it when I’m away. It’s gotten to the point where I think I’m screwed: I’m starting to look at motorcycles.
• (2010, on having to put himself on tape to send to casting directors when auditioning for roles as an aspiring actor) I’d love not to have to do that (anymore). I did it for this movie about UFC fighters a few years ago, and I didn’t know anything about UFC fighters. I wore biking shorts. I was outside in my back yard in Venice, and I was, like, kicking the trash cans and shit. I didn’t know what I was doing. I would love to fucking see that tape.
• [2010, on the incredible shape he got into for The A-Team (2010) ] As the movie progressed, I got in increasingly better shape. There’s this one fight scene with Liam Neeson toward the end, where it’s, like, the apex of the work. We finished and Joe Carnahan’s like, ‘Brother, come here, look at this,’ and he played it back, and I swear to God, it looked like my head was digitally superimposed onto someone else’s body. I was like, ‘This cannot be me-that’s the way I look?’ It was so fucking surreal, ’cause as a kid I only fantasized about looking that way. Remember Soloflex commercials? That was huge when I was a kid. It was like, ‘I wanna be the Soloflex guy. Mom, can we get the Soloflex?’
• (2010, on his younger years) I never lived the life of ‘Oh, you’re so good-looking’. People thought I was a girl when I was little, because I looked like a girl-maybe because my mother would keep my hair really long in a bowl cut. I was in a coffee shop once and the waitress was like, ‘What do you want, Miss?’ I was 10 or 11-the worst age to have that happen. I had a jean jacket on and a Metallica pin. I thought I was really cool.
• I had size 12 feet when I was 10, so I thought I was going to be 6′ 8″. My goal was to be able to dunk a basket. I wound up being 6′ 1″ with size 14 feet. I got the raw end of the deal.
• “I was in New York shooting Law & Order (1990) and the script came along, and I completely connected to it. From the first page, when he says, ‘Ever since I was eight years old, I knew what I wanted to be.’ When I was eight years old, I wanted to be a chef or an actor. I used to cook all the time. I worked in restaurants the first half of my life.” – to The Boston Herald on getting the script for Kitchen Confidential (2005) (11/05)
• “There was a lot of Sack Lodges at my high school.” – “Sack Lodge” is his character from Wedding Crashers (2005).

Bradley Cooper Important Facts

• $2,500,000 + 9% gross point
• $15,000,000
• $5,000,000
• $600,000
• When the media asked why he wasn’t in a romantic relationship with his frequent co-star Jennifer Lawrence he said it was because she’s too young, but he revealed to Howard Stern it was just something he said to get them off his back.
• He added 37 pounds for his role as Navy SEAL Chris Kyle in American Sniper through 2 a day intense weight training workouts and consuming 6,000 calories a day.
• Can impersonate Robert De Niro, Owen Wilson, Christopher Walken and Bill Clinton after having met them and/or worked with them.
• A registered Democrat. Many fans of his work in “American Sniper” were confused and/or angry when he attended the 2016 Democratic National Convention, having wrongly assumed that Cooper was a conservative Republican because his character in that movie, Chris Kyle, was one in real life.
• Was considered for the lead role in Steve Jobs (2015).
• Joined forces with Miramax co-chairman Harvey Weinstein to make a short film that was critical of then-Presidential candidate Mitt Romney in the runup to the 2012 election (both Cooper and Weinstein supported President Barack Obama), but the project was ignored after completion when Romney lost to Obama.
• Grew up in Jenkintown, in Montgomery County, a couple miles out of Philadelphia.
• Received his first two Oscar nominations in films directed by David O. Russell and with Jennifer Lawrence as his co-star (Silver Linings Playbook (2012) and American Hustle (2013)).
• While he was studying at The New School, Cooper worked as a doorman at the Morgans Hotel.
• After graduating from Germantown Academy in 1993, he attended Villanova University for his first year, then transferred to Georgetown University, from which he graduated with honors with a BA in English in 1997. Later in 2000, he received an MFA in acting from Actors Studio Drama School at The New School in New York City.
• During an interview on the French TV Show “Le Journal de 19:45”, he stated his desire to work with french director Guillaume Canet [February, 2014].
• Once had a job that required him to take out a $50,000 life insurance policy.
• Ranked #10 on Empire Online list of the 100 Sexiest Movie Stars in 2013.
• Was cast as Lucifer in an adaption of Paradise Lost (directed by Alex Proyas). The movie was canceled 4 months before filming due to budget conflicts.
• He is the first alumnus of The Actor’s Studio to be interviewed as a guest on Inside the Actors Studio (1994). Cooper can be seen in the audience on two episodes, one with guest Robert De Niro, and again with Sean Penn. Cooper put himself on tape to audition for a role as De Niro’s son in Everybody’s Fine (2009) (with his own mother playing the part of De Niro), but lost out to Sam Rockwell. Cooper eventually starred with De Niro in Limitless (2011), and again as father and son in Silver Linings Playbook (2012). The film was released to great critical acclaim, and both actors earned Academy Award nominations for their performances.
• Was named “The Sexiest Man Alive” by People Magazine (November 2011).
• Is a teetotaler; he quit drinking at age 29.
• Claimed that watching David Lynch’s production of The Elephant Man (1980) on television is what inspired him to be an actor. He later played the title character of John Merrick on stage for his graduate thesis at the Actors Studio, which he attended after graduating from Georgetown in 1997. He also went to London just to research the part, rather obsessively.
• Admitted that in the beginning of his career casting agents tended to peg him as just a ‘pretty boy’, which made finding meaningful roles challenging.
• For six months prior to filming The A-Team (2010) and during the shoot, he cut out sugar, salt, and flour and underwent grueling two-hour workouts with a trainer every day.
• Drives a 2007 black Prius, and a 2004 G55 AMG Mercedes truck. He also owns a Vespa, which was a gift from The Hangover Part II (2011) director, Todd Phillips. [2011]
• While a guest on Live with Kelly and Michael (1988) (aka “Live with Regis & Kelly”), Cooper was asked which of the actresses he has costarred with was his favorite on-screen kisser. Instead of an actress, he chose Michael Ian Black, with whom he shared a love scene in Wet Hot American Summer (2001).
• Became close friends with Victor Garber during production on Alias (2001).
• Member of the same Los Angeles gym as Ryan Gosling, Jason Sarayba, Jodie Foster, Michelle Monaghan, Christopher Mintz-Plasse, and Ashley Tisdale.
• In the Steven Spielberg episode of Inside the Actors Studio (1994), Cooper appears in the audience about 15 minutes into the episode.
• Was in a relationship with Renée Zellweger (July 2009-March 2011).
• Friend of Dave Bugliari.
• Speaks French fluently. He even did an interview, promoting The Hangover Part II (2011) entirely in French.
• Has an older sister.
• Cooper has spent many weekends with the Learning through the Expanded Arts Program (LEAP), which is a non-profit organization that teaches inner-city school children about acting.
• His father, Charlie Cooper, was of Irish heritage, and worked as a stockbroker with Merrill Lynch. His mother, Gloria Cooper (née Campano), is of Italian heritage, and worked for an NBC station.
• He attended Germantown Academy in Fort Washington, Pennsylvania and graduated in 1993.
• Considers Daniel Day-Lewis the world’s greatest actor.
• Had to miss his graduation commencement to film Wet Hot American Summer (2001).
• Was a medalist on the Men’s Heavyweight Crew team at Georgetown University.

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