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• Haley Joel Osment is a well-known figure in the film industry. 
• Haley Joel Osment’s net worth has been estimated to be in the millions of dollars. 
• Joel Osment made his fortune as an actor, rising to prominence even as a child for his role in the film ‘The Sixth Sense’ (1999), which earned him an Oscar nomination. 
• Haley’s net worth has grown steadily since 1992. 
• As a result of his long involvement in the industry, Haley Joel Osment’s net worth has naturally increased significantly. 
• Haley Joel Osment was born in Los Angeles, California, on April 10, 1988. 
• Haley attended New York University’s Tisch School of the Arts. 
• Haley Joel Osment began his career at the age of four, appearing in commercials and small roles in television series. 
• He made his film debut in the 1994 film ‘Lies of the Heart: The Story of Laurie Kellogg,’ directed by Michael Toshiyuki Uno. 
• In 1994, he received the Young Artist Award for Best Performance by an Actor Under Ten in a Motion Picture for his role in Robert Zemeckis’ film ‘Forest Gump.’ 
• Also, he has voiced all of the games in the ‘Kingdom Hearts’ franchise in which he is the voice of Sora. 
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Haley Joel Osment Quotes

• I’m never interested in the business of promoting myself. I really don’t care if people know who I am or what’s said about me. I’m just here to do a job.
• There’s so much to learn about acting and performance in general . . . I mean, acting is a very complex art, and there are a lot more theories and methods and techniques to it than I think anybody would think . . . Some of our best-respected film and stage performances come from people like (Marlon Brando and everything, and they studied their entire lives.
• [About his 2006 conviction for drunk driving] That night was an example of being a foolish high schooler sort of screwing around before college starts. It’s unfortunate that when those things happen, they just talk about Hollywood when really we have a national problem . . . with all types of substances and types of dangerous behavior . . . You know, by treating it just as a Hollywood thing, we ignore the fact that . . . it can happen to anybody.
• [About his drunk-driving accident] About that incident, whatever attention has been given to it, I brought it upon myself. So I would definitely not say that my childhood in this business caused that in any way but the response to it is definitely something that is affected by my place in the business. So for me, it was a good lesson. You can’t blame the press for giving attention to incidents like that. It was an extremely important learning experience for me to try and stay in check and do the right things like I always should.
• Being a teenager and stuff, where you have the responsibility to do things right, I mean sometimes people are going to look up to you, that’s your obligation as an actor, or as someone who’s in the public eye, to do the right thing. You’ve got to keep your record clean because it’s your responsibility to everyone who’s ever watched your film, and that’s something that you sign on to when you work on a film, when you get into this business that is something that you take with the acting, you know, the responsibility of life outside of that. So I guess that it’s a little more pressure, but it’s good pressure, you know? It’s a motivation to do good things. Not that I wouldn’t anyway.
• I try not to let the fame part of it be a factor in everyday life. Because when it comes down to it, the only thing that’s important to me that has to do with the fame is just the work on the set and the acting part of it. And the result of that acting is, as you say, can be fame, but I try not to concentrate on that too much because that’s not the most important thing about this business for me. It’s about the work. And I think if I continue to focus on that, I hope that my career will be able to continue as well as it has been going so far.
• [about his character in Home of the Giants (2007)] It’s important to find roles with characters growing up. Gar is one of those characters that move me along the timeline in my career.”
• Harry Potter, we were never really interested in. It never crossed a desk with us. Nothing really happened with it. Myself, I felt that it should have stayed a book. I never would have wanted to do the film. It’s a great book and 70 percent of the book is your own imagination and putting in where the author has purposely left the gaps so kids can sort of put in their input and sort of custom read the book and I think that’s one of the most brilliant parts of the novels and when the movie comes out it’s going to be a stereotype for people when they read the book.
• [his feelings about the possibility of ” being forgotten”] O don’t think there’s any fear. With acting, you can never count on there being work available. It’s whatever’s there, so I don’t think there’s any fear. It’s possible. Someday, there may not be any work, but I guess that’s not something I’m worried about. If I just keep doing the right roles, I think that won’t be a problem.
• Academically, it’s actually pretty easy learning between the tutor and actual school, with people at school, it’s been pretty easy as well. There’s just a great group of kids in my school and they’ve been a real understanding of my career.
• [about if not getting as much attention as he used to] I guess it’s not so much relief because being recognized is not a problem. It is more relaxing not being noticed as much. Also, it’s not just that I’m not recognizable. I think people relate better when you’re older because I think they have more respect for your age. As time goes on, I think people are becoming more respectful out in public. So it’s never been a problem. It’s just been interesting to watch.
• It’s important in selecting films that have that feeling behind them, there’s a place for films that are just light and entertaining, but for me, it’s most important to find the films that will last.
• It makes me feel great when other young actors say they look up to me. I hope I can be a positive role model.
• Being different personalities brings out some of the personalities that you have, too. So I guess I have become a more well-rounded person.
• My friends are definitely more important than my career. If I had to choose, I’d choose my friends over my career.
• It’s hard to act terrified when you have 200 crew members around you.
• Age is definitely a factor because, at this age, you’re very age-specific. As a younger kid, you can play a wider variety of ages. As a younger kid, you can play a wider variety of ages, I guess because the voice hasn’t changed and there’s a physicality that progresses as you get older. Now you can’t play a 17-year-old when you’re a 15-year-old, whereas when you’re 10 you can play 8 or even 12. The good part is that, especially with this movie, the changes that I am going through are within the context of the film. So people pretty much know where I am, age-wise, at this point, and that was one of the great things about this film. It demonstrates that that’s the direction I’m going in.
• For me, the choice is the most important thing because I’m going to be an adult actor pretty soon. So I’ve got to be choosing the right roles now so that by the time I get to that age there will be wide options available.
• That professionalism comes from what I’ve watched people do on the set. I’m just trying to be as respectful to the environment, as they have been. I think I still act like a kid. I just try to be as professional as I can.
• [on what he takes from home with him] I carry my sense of trying to learn, my curiosity, and my memory.
• I try to keep away from being big-headed. That’s what causes people to lose the acting thing. They start being commercial, and then they stink for the rest of their lives. But several respected adult actors were child actors that started very young. I’m going to try and model myself after Kurt Russell and Jodie Foster. Just keep learning from the role and not go for the money.
• [on his acting performances] It’s a team effort at my home, even when I’m nine time zones away.
• [about his inspiration for acting] I think I got the feel for it from my dad. He’s a great actor. He’s been acting on stage for 12 years now. And I got the feel immediately. Dad’s been helping me all the way. It comes naturally to me. I think it got passed down from dad. acting.

Haley Joel Osment Important Facts

• $2,000,000
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• $150,000
• In the novelization for Young Sherlock Holmes (1985), it uses the line sixth sense; Frank Marshall produced this and The Sixth Sense (1999), and Steven Spielberg later directed Osment in A.I. Artificial Intelligence (2001) as well as produced Holmes.
• Studying Experimental Acting at New York University [September 2006]
• Philadelphia, Pa USA: Starred in the stage play “Red” at The Philadelphia Theatre Company (Closed November 13th) [November 2011]
• Doing voice recording for _Kingdom Hearts II (2005) (VG)_. [December 2005]
• Just finished some additional scenes for Home Of The Giants (2006) [August 2006]
• Making his Broadway debut on the play American Buffalo. [October 2008]
• Fractured his right rib and right shoulder, and received lacerations to his body when he lost control of his car and crashed into a brick mailbox. [July 2006]
• [2005] Was ranked #7 in E’s 50 cutest child stars all grown-up.
• He donated many items to Rocky Stone to be given to less fortunate kids as part of the Toy Mountain Campaign.
• Although rumored to be Steven Spielberg’s favorite to play the title role in Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone (2001), had Spielberg directed the film as once planned, Osment himself denied this and was vehemently against the series even being made into films lest the magic of the novels is ruined.
• He took a two-year break from filming after making A.I. Artificial Intelligence (2001), before making a brief comeback with Secondhand Lions (2003), but he had plenty of commitments during those two years of absence from the screen. His work included making promotional tours for AI during the summer holiday in 2001, making TV appearances, and doing voice-over work.
• Though Osment is now a well-known actor, what many people don’t know is that Forrest Gump (1994), a very popular contemporary classic, was one of his first films. That is not surprising, since his screen time was only about two minutes, despite playing the son of the title character. It was another five years before he became famous with The Sixth Sense (1999), another popular contemporary classic.
• His father, Eugene Osment, frequently makes cameo appearances in his movies.
• Favorite music: R.E.M., Coldplay, Radiohead, Pink Floyd, Flying Lotus, and Led Zeppelin.
• Favorite authors: J.R.R. Tolkien and Edgar Allan Poe
• Ran cross country for Flintridge Prep.
• Started acting at age 4.
• His favorite cuisine is Chinese, and he eats it constantly.
• He is a straight-A student
• He’s a big lover of lizards. He owns two leopard geckos from Pakistan as pets and, as a favorite pastime, likes to catch and release lizards in his backyard or on vacations.
• Became the eighth-youngest nominee for a competitive Academy Award in 2000.
• Son of Eugene Osment
• Auditioned for Anakin Skywalker in Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace (1999), but didn’t get a callback.
• Older brother of Emily Osment

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