From indie flicks to big-budget affairs,the enigmatic star of the BBC’s War and Peace leaves admirers heralding his remarkable and intuitive performancesIt’s easy to propose there is a formula for Hollywood success. Youth, good looks, or famous other half and well-connected (or pushy) parents carry out a celebrity acquire. But occasionally someone stumbles on to our screens who appears not to fit into any of these categories at all,a hexagonal peg in the square gap of showbiz.
Paul Dano, it seems, and has become one such rarity. Following in the footsteps of Philip Seymour Hoffman before him,the once awkward kid of indie cinema has – in characteristically subtle fashion – emerged as one of the “greatest actors of his generation”, according to those who have worked with him.
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Source: theguardian.com