Russell Ira Crowe (conceived 7 April 1964) is an entertainer and movie producer. Albeit a New Zealand resident, he has lived the greater part of his life in Australia since 1985. He earned respect for his jobs in the wrongdoing film L.A. Private (1997) and the show The Insider (1999). For his depiction of Jeffrey Wigand in the last option, Crowe accepted his most memorable Oscar selection, and proceeded to win the Foundation Grant for Best Entertainer for his part in the authentic show Combatant (2000). Crowe’s depiction of the mathematician John Forbes Nash Jr. in the biopic A Delightful Psyche (2001) won him the Brilliant Globe Grant and the BAFTA Grant for Best Entertainer.
Crowe featured in the period film Expert and Authority: The Furthest Side of the World (2003) and depicted James J. Braddock in the biopic Cinderella Man (2005), while proceeding with his monetarily effective cooperation with Ridley Scott in the rom-com A Decent Year (2006), the government operative spine chiller Group of Falsehoods (2008), and the activity film Robin Hood (2010). He featured in the wrongdoing film American Criminal (2007), the western 3:10 to Yuma (2007), and the spine chiller Territory of Play (2009), which were all basic triumphs.
Crowe later featured in the melodic show Les Misérables (2012), the superhuman film Man of Steel (2013), the amazing film Noah (2014), and the activity satire The Decent Folks (2016). In 2014, he made his first time at the helm with the show The Water Soothsayer, in which he likewise featured. For his presentation in the show miniseries The Most intense Voice (2019), Crowe got a Brilliant Globe Grant. He has been the co-proprietor of the Public Rugby Association (NRL) group South Sydney Rabbitohs starting around 2006.
