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Josh Hartnett Wiki Biography

Josh Hartnett is a famous young actor as well as producer who accumulated net worth of 25 million dollars. Josh Hartnett has earned his network through his many roles on TV, in big budget Hollywood movies and also on stage. Josh has also appeared in various commercials and music videos thanks to his handsome face. Josh Hartnett has been building his career as an actor as well as his net worth since his big debut on TV in 1997. He then became a teenage idol and finally a full fledge actor by appearing in such movies as “Pearl Harbor” and “Black Hawk Down”. Hartnett also appeared on the covers of such magazines as People, Vogue, Elle, Vanity Fair and others.

Josh Hartnett was born in 1978 in St Lois, Minnesota, USA. As a child Josh was interested in football and seemed to be a promising athlete until the injury which prevented him from continuing this passion. His interest in acting led him to audit for a role in a play “Tom Sowyer” and he was lucky to get the main role. The success inspired the boy to pursue acting career. He moved to Los Angeles and soon got his first major role in a TV series called “Cracker” where he played the role of Michael Fitzgerald. Hartnett’s first big screen role followed soon and that was a 1998 movie “Halloween H20: 20 Years Later”. The same year Josh appeared in Robert Rodriguez’s “Tha Faculty” and a year later in “Virgin Suicides” directed by Sofia Coppola. In this movie Josh appeared next to a young Kirsten Dunst.

While these roles added a lot to Josh Hartnett net worth, it was only a beginning. In 2001 Josh was casted in Michael Bay’s war epic “Pearl Harbor” where he was a supporting actor playing next to such stars as Ben Affleck. Same year Hartnett appeared in famous director Ridley Scott’s movie “Black Hawk Down” and in 2003 he starred in another major movie “Hollywood homicide” next to an actor Harrison Ford. Josh Hartnett increased his net worth even more by appearing in 2005 and 2006 movies such as “Sin City” directed by Frank Miller, Paul McGuigan’s “Lucky Number Slevin” where he starred next to Bruce Willis, and “The Black Dahlia”. With so many big roles it is no surprise Josh Hartnett net worth is so huge.

However, even though it seems like Josh Hartnett grew tired of big movies and fame in recent years, his net worth keeps growing thanks to other projects. In 2008 he appeared on the stage of London’s Apollo Theater where he had a role in the adaptation of “Rain Man”. Hartnett’s face was also seen on TV and in magazines as he was chosen to represent Emporio Armani’s fragrance named “Diamonds for Men”. He also made himself known as a producer by working on rapper Kid Cudi’s music video for a song “Pursuit of Happiness” as well as a film called “August” which was noticed in several international film festivals.

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• (2015, on turning down roles) I’ve definitely said no to some of the wrong people. I said no because I was tired and wanted to spend more time with my friends and family. That’s frowned upon in this industry. People don’t like being told no. I don’t like it. I learned my lesson when Christopher Nolan and I talked about Batman. I decided it wasn’t for me. Then he didn’t want to put me in The Prestige. They not only hired their Batman for it, they also hired my girlfriend at the time (Scarlett Johansson)… That’s when I realized relationships were formed in the fire of that first Batman film and I should have been part of the relationship with this guy Nolan, who I felt was incredibly cool and very talented. I was so focused on not being pigeonholed and so scared of being considered only one thing as an actor. I should have thought, Well, then, work harder, man. Watching Christian Bale go on to do so many other things has been just awesome. I mean, he’s been able to overcome that. Why couldn’t I see that at the time?
• (2015) The intensity of my sudden fame was overwhelming for me, and in the middle of that, I felt I couldn’t trust any new person I met or their motives. I spent a lot of time back home in Minnesota with my friends and family. I did smaller movies, and I stopped working for a while. If I could go back and take with me my wisdom of today, I wish I’d been more resilient. I hope I wouldn’t be as panicked as I was. Maybe I’d have known that no matter what people try to take from you, you don’t have to give it to them. I’ve definitely grown a bit.
• I’m looking forward to finding someone in life that I can be truly happy with and relate to on all levels – someone I can bounce my stuff off. Right now, though, I’m not searching for that. But I still like knowing it will be out there sometime later.
• Hollywood doesn’t need my love.
• [on being a member of Hollywood] I love to reach out and slot myself into the Hollywood system and do my thing, but I don’t ever want to be a fully-fledged member, someone who is a stable element. I don’t want to be a pillar – I want to be a guy on the outside hitting it with a hammer.
• Hope is the most exciting thing in life and if you honestly believe that love is out there, it will come. And even if it doesn’t come straight away there is still that chance all through your life that it will.
• Be honest with yourself and lie to everyone else.
• [on filming 30 Days of Night (2007)] I had a good time shooting in New Zealand. I almost bought a home there while I was there, because I loved it so much. The fact that so much topography is jammed into such a small area–it is like everything in the United States, basically, in a country the size of southern California. And there are so few people. It feels like open landscape. Natural. But it is still an 18-hour flight from here. That was kind of the biggest deterrent.
• [on filming I Come with the Rain (2009)] Shooting in Hong Kong was nice. But it wasn’t all that different from shooting in the U.S. or shooting in Europe. But shooting in the Philippines was. We shot for a bit in a place called Diwalwal, outside Davao in Mindanao. And it was about a five-hour car ride from the nearest airport to the foot of the mountain where this town was. We went up to the mountain, and they had never seen white people in person before. It was a really interesting dynamic. They would follow us around. There were 43,000 people in the town, and there would be a couple of thousand following us around everywhere. People were very nice, very sweet. But there were some rebels around the area who kidnap for money, so we had to have the Filipino army with us.
• Life isn’t what it’s like in the movies.
• Usually, when I meet a really pretty girl, right off the bat I start to feel pretty insecure.
• I try my hardest not to have any plans. It drives the people in my life crazy. But I try to spend the majority of my time back home.
• I’m trying to choose scripts by character. I’m not so worried about creating a career. I want to create good roles, because …I want to be the best actor I can be.
• That whole idea of American film being different from European film is nonsense. It all depends on what kind of American film you’re looking at. There’s a giant stretch of American films being made. Plus, there are different types of French movies. You know, people would say that Luc Besson’s movies are American . . . so you go, “Well, he’s French”. Or that Wicker Park (2004) is an American film, but [the director] Paul McGuigan’s Scottish, so . . . where are we talking about here? Is it all about where the money comes from, ’cause the money for this one comes from Europe. It can’t be that. Is it the star? Then where do you put Russell Crowe? For me, film is film and it doesn’t have to do with borders or any of that sort of thing.
• We’re all on a journey. The average American switches professions four times. I’m lucky to be in a business where I can change the character I am playing every couple of months.
• [on moving out of Los Angeles] I didn’t want to get sucked up in the madness. Flitting around from club to club and girl to girl is no way to live.
• Making people laugh is hard, especially for someone who is not happy.
• [interview in Feb. 202 “Teen People” magazine] It’s hard for me to work closely with a girl and not completely fall in love with her as a person.
• I always wanted to get out [in the world] and see what was here . . . what defines me is wanderlust.
• I’ve had my heart broken, and it’s not fun. But I’d rather have my heart broken than break someone else’s heart.

Josh Hartnett Important Facts

• Announced he is expecting a child with girlfriend Tamsin Egerton [July 2015].
• Has been in a relationship with Tamsin Egerton, since August 2012.
• In New York City filming August (2008). [October 2007]
• Attended the 62nd Annual Cannes Film Festival in France. [May 2009]
• Attended the Ischia Global Film & Music Fest 2010 in Italy. [July 2010]
• In Auckland, New Zealand, filming 30 Days of Night (2007). [August 2006]
• Attended the Fantastic Fest 2010 in Austin, Texas. [September 2010]
• Has been offered the role of Clark Kent/Superman several times by Brett Ratner and Warner Bros. for their 2004 film, but he does not want to commit to a long-term contract which would hold him to doing 3 Superman films in 10 years. [February 2003]
• Attended the 32nd Deauville Film Festival in France. [September 2006]
• Attended the The Irish Film & Television Awards in Dublin, Ireland. [February 2010]
• In West End, London, playing the role of Charlie Babbit in the stage adaptation of Rain Man. [October 2008]
• Attended the 2010 Toronto International Film Festival in Canada. [September 2010]
• Attended the The 63rd International Venice Film Festival in Italy. [August 2006]
• Attended the Pusan International Film Festival in South Korea. [October 2009]
• Parents and sister still live in the home he grew up in in St. Paul, Minnesota off Cretin Avenue.
• Endorsed President Barack Obama for reelection on April 24, 2012.
• In 2011 Hartnett was named #1 on the list of ‘Top 100 Most Beautiful Men in the World’.
• Voted #3 on Bliss magazine’s “Sexiest Male” in 2003, the same year PETA named him the “Sexiest Vegetarian Alive”, as chosen by voters.
• Named one of People magazine’s “50 Most Beautiful People” in 2002.
• Released from Los Angeles’ Cedars-Sinai Medical Center on April 5, 2009 after being taken to the hospital on March 30, 2009 for a gastrointestinal problem.
• From 2004 to late 2006 was the boyfriend of Scarlett Johansson.
• Attended Nativity of Our Lord elementary and middle school in St. Paul, Minnesota.
• Friends with Ben Affleck and Jason Isaacs.
• He graduated from high school with New MC from Kanser.
• The film Hero Wanted (2008) was originally conceived as a starring vehicle for him although the script at the time was very different.
• Is a huge jazz fan.
• Director Sofia Coppola directed both Hartnett and his former girlfriend Scarlett Johansson, but not in the same movie. Hartnett stars in The Virgin Suicides (1999) and Johansson in Lost in Translation (2003).
• Was considered for the role of Evan Treborn in The Butterfly Effect (2004).
• Was set to play the role of Tino in Deuces Wild (2002) but dropped out when he won the role of Danny Walker in Pearl Harbor (2001). The Tino role eventually went to James Franco.
• Dated his childhood sweetheart Ellen Fenster. They had been together for a number of years and they bought a $2.5 million mansion together in Minneapolis, Minnesota. In February 2004 the two decided to go their separate ways.
• Was voted Bliss magazines 3rd sexiest male.
• His father is of half Irish and half German descent. His mother is of 5/8 Swedish and 3/8 Norwegian descent.
• Is a vegetarian, and was voted the sexiest vegetarian in the world by PETA, 2003.
• Was set to star as Clark Kent/Superman in Wolfgang Petersen’s Batman vs.Superman, but the project has been delayed until after Brett Ratner’s X-Men film.
• Was scheduled to speak at a political rally in support of Sen. Paul Wellstone the weekend the Senator was killed along with 7 others in a plane crash. On October 26, 2002 (the day after the Senator’s death), Hartnett appeared at a peace rally in St. Paul and spoke a few words in remembrance.
• One of People Magazine’s 50 Most Beautiful People (2002)
• One of Teen People’s 25 Hottest Stars under 25 (2002)
• Quit football in high school because of an injured left knee.
• Recently moved back to Minnesota (March 2002).
• Josh was in a production of Tom Sawyer, he played the part of Huckleberry Finn.
• Josh also attended Cretin-Derham Hall in St. Paul Minnesota before attending South High School.
• Was raised for the most part by his father, Daniel, and stepmother, Molly. His mother moved back to San Francisco after divorcing his father.
• He went to Minneapolis South High School with actress Rachael Leigh Cook and TV host/interior designer Genevieve Gorder.
• He was caught supposedly robbing a Dairy Queen when he was 16 (he and his friends were actually making a short film).
• Has three younger siblings: Jessica, Jake, and Joe.
• Started a production company, Roulette Entertainment, with Elden Henson (Elden Ratliff).
• Auditioned for Remember the Titans (2000).
• Chosen as one of Teen People Magazine’s “21 Hottest Stars Under 21.” [1999]

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