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Name: Emile Hirsch
Birthdate/place: March 13, 1985 in Topanga Canyon, CA
Although Nude Emile Hirsch started acting earlier that the film The Girl Next Door as Matthew Kidman, this film really helped his career take off. He has done other good movies including: The Air I Breath, Into the Wild, Speed Chaser and Milk. Hirsch is in the new film The Darkest Hour, premiering December 25, 2011.
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This Full Frontal Nude shot of Emile Hirsch is taken from the film Into the Wild where Hirsch plays the role of Christopher McCandless. Hirsch’s film debut was with Jodie Foster in 2002 in the drama The Dangerous Lives of Altar Boys. His next film, which is in the beginning stages of production is The Darkest Hour.
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Emile Hirsch Exposed
Name: Emile Hirsch
Birthdate/place: March 13, 1985 in Topanga Canyon, CA
Claim to Fame: As Francis Doyle in The Dangerous Lives of Altar Boys (2002)
Emile Hirsch Biography: Hirsch share, “I think I’ve always been half out of my shell and half in. Sometimes I can be extremely wild and sometimes I can be extremely shy. It just depends on the day.”
Hirsch first appeared in minor roles on television shows and made-for-television films, including Kindred: the Embraced; Sabrina, the Teenage Witch and NYPD Blue. The drama, The Dangerous Lives of Altar Boys was his film debut in 2002. He was in the drama, The Emperor’s Club, released later in 2002. Hirsch was cast in the 2004 teen comedy, The Girl Next Door, and gained recognition with teenage audiences. He starred in Lords of Dogtown (2005), then appeared in Alpha Dog. Hirsch played adventurer Christopher McCandless in Sean Penn’s adventure-drama Into the Wild (2007) and received a Screen Actors Guild nomination for best actor. Hirsch had the lead role in Speed Racer (2008) and played the gay rights activist Cleve Jones in Gus Van Sant’s 2008 Harvey Milk bio-pic Milk. He is presently co-starring in Taking Woodstock, that is being reported to be be released in 2009.
