This Biography is about one of the best Actor Rod Steiger including his Height, weight,Age & Other Detail…
Biography Of Rod Steiger | |
Real Name | Rod Steiger |
Profession | Actors |
Nick Name | Rodney Stephen Steiger, Rodney Stephen |
Famous as | Actor |
Nationality | American |
Personal Life of Rod Steiger | |
Born on | 14 April 1925 |
Birthday | 14th April |
Died At Age | 77 |
Sun Sign | Aries Aries Men |
Born in | Westhampton |
Died on | 09 July 2002 |
Place of death | Los Angeles |
Diseases & Disabilities | Depression |
Family Background of Rod Steiger | |
Father | Frederick Steiger |
Mother | Lorraine Steiger |
Spouses/Partners | Claire Bloom, Paula Ellis, Joan Benedict Steiger, Sherry Nelson, Sally Gracie |
Children | Anna Steiger, Michael Steiger |
Education | Actors Studio |
Net worth | $8 Million |
Awards | 1968 – Academy Award for Best Actor – In the Heat of the Night1968 – Golden Globe Award for Best Actor Motion Picture Drama – In the Heat of the Night1968 1967 – BAFTA Award for Best Foreign Actor – In the Heat of the Night The Pawnbroker1969 – David di Donatello for Best Foreign Actor – The Sergeant1968 – National Society of Film Critics Award for Best Actor – In the Heat of the Night1997 – Satellite Mary Pickford Award |
Personal Fact of Rod Steiger | |
Rod Steiger was an Academy Award winning American actor who was known for brilliant portrayal of offbeat and insane characters. Since his father left them just after his birth he was brought up by his mother, who soon became addicted to alcohol. Initially they moved from town to town, finally settling in Newark. Although he showed an early interest in acting and writing poetry he left home to join US Navy during Second World War mostly because he was fed up of quarreling with his mother. On being discharged he came home to look after her and slowly began to grow interest in acting. Because of his grave appearance he was initially cast in character roles. Later he began to get lead roles; however, less glamorous, but forceful actors like Paul Muni and Charles Laughton were always his role model. He also liked to play strong characters like Napoleon Bonaparte, Al Capone, Pontius Pilate, WC Fields and Mussolini. Stieger suffered from chronic depression almost throughout his life. However, he never felt stigmatized by it. Instead he believed that depression was caused by chemical imbalance and pain was part of humanity. |
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