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    Day-Lewis, Daniel

    Where was Daniel Day-Lewis born?Daniel Day-Lewis

      London, England. Born April 29, 1957 in London.

    DDL joined the family of what famous American playwright in 1996?Daniel Day-Lewis

      Arthur Miller. DDL married Miller's daughter, Rebecca, in 1996 and became the playwright's son in law. Miller penned such luminous works as 'Death of a Salesman', 'The Crucible', and 'The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail'. Auburn wrote the successful 'Proof'. Shepard wrote 'Buried Child'. Williams wrote 'A Streetcar Named Desire' (which, incidentally, I'd just about kill to see DDL in) and 'The Glass Menagerie', among others.

    DDL is well known for being a method actor - immersing himself in his character for the duration of a film's shoot (or longer). On the set of 'Gangs of New York', DDL insisted on wearing what garment appropriate to his character, that led to his getting sick?Daniel Day-Lewis

      ratty coat. DDL insisted against putting on a warmer coat in order to stay true to the reality his character would have faced. He ended up getting sick and the set doctors forced him to take medicine.

    What is DDL's full name?Daniel Day-Lewis

      Daniel Michael Blake Day-Lewis.

    With which spouse did DDL have a child in 1998?Daniel Day-Lewis

      Rebecca Miller. Daughter of Arthur Miller, who wrote the play 'The Crucible', for which DDL starred in the film adaptation.

    What is DDL's preferred form of transportation?Daniel Day-Lewis

      Motorcycle. He prefers his motorcycle to automobiles.

    Who is the mother of DDL's son, Gabriel Kane?Daniel Day-Lewis

      Isabelle Adjani. He also has a son with Rebecca Miller, though not named Gabriel Kane.

    At what age did DDL first write and perform his own play?Daniel Day-Lewis

      15. He spent the following decade in the theater.

    What injury did DDL suffer as a result of his training for 'The Boxer'?Daniel Day-Lewis Films

      Herniated disc in the lower back. His back gave out after filming was over, and he had been training intensively for the part for at least two years prior to filming.

    With which director had DDL done the most films (up through and including 2002's 'Gangs of New York')?Daniel Day-Lewis Films

      Jim Sheridan. DDL worked with Sheridan on three films: 'My Left Foot', 'In The Name Of The Father', and 'The Boxer'. Scorsese directed the actor in 'The Age Of Innocence' and 'Gangs of New York'. Mann only reaped the benefit of DDL's skills in one film: 'Last of the Mohicans'. DDL worked under Attenborough in 'Gandhi'.

    Who wrote the book upon which 'The Unbearable Lightness of Being' is based?Daniel Day-Lewis Films

      Milan Kundera . This was an incredible novel by the same name. I can't recommend it highly enough.

    DDL's character in 'Gangs of New York' had a glass what?Daniel Day-Lewis Films

      eye. At one point in the film, he tapped the eye with a knife. The eyeball had a eagle design on it.

    Did DDL's character survive through the duration of 'The Crucible'?Daniel Day-Lewis Films

      No. He was hanged at the end of the film for his supposed association with the witches.

    Who played DDL's leading lady in 'The Last of the Mohicans'?Daniel Day-Lewis Films

      Madeleine Stowe. May was also in the film, playing Stowe's younger sister. This film is probably one of DDL's most popular (if box office and the fluttering of female hearts is any indication).

    What pet did the main characters in 'The Unbearable Lightness of Being' have?Daniel Day-Lewis Films

      dog. Tomas (DDL) and Tereza (Juliette Binoche) had a dog that eventually had to be put to sleep, but which brought them much happiness when it was healthy.

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