This block contains the information about Albert Finney and provides an insight into the life of the celebrity. From here you can also learn when, how and why the profession of an actor was chosen. Some interesting facts are waiting for you here.

Albert Finney was born in Sanford, which is a small sector in the Manchester city, which is located in the heart of Great Britain. He got the scholarship of a prestigious Royal Academy of Drama art and after graduating it he debut on a professional stage in 1956, while performing Brute’s role in the play “Julius Caesar”. Charles Lawton, who is a famous film director found him on Stratford on Avon Street where he simply amazed the viewers with the art of interpreting Shakespeare characters. Especially he shocked the public when he replaced Lawrence Olivier in the spectacle “Coriolanus”. The main director Tony Richardson practically immediately offered him a role in the movie “The Entertainer” where Albert had to perform the son of that professor. In the movie “Saturday Night Morning” the same movie director offered the main role ot Albert. Three years later, in 1963 he appeared in the main role, in the movie “Tom Jones”. That is how he became world famous, and improved his financial condition on a very high level. That was the time when he could already choose where to perform, and where certainly not to. That is what he was, is, and will be doing, and the most interesting thing is that he never done any mistakes in choosing the role.

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Here you can learn about the movies Albert Finney acted in. You can see the names of the movies, their budget, years of release and the money gained from the screening of the certain movie. It is always interesting to know.

Movies & Videos	Budget	Year	Opening weekend	US box Office
Ocean's Twelve - Gaspar LeMarque (uncredited)	$110M	2004	$39.2M	$126M
The Bourne Ultimatum - Dr. Albert Hirsch	$110M	2007	$69.3M	$227M
Big Fish - Ed Bloom - Senior	$70M	2003	$207K	$66.3M
Erin Brockovich - Ed Masry	$52M	2000	$28.1M	$126M
Annie - Daddy Oliver Warbucks, Soundtrack (performer: "Let's Go To The Movies" (uncredited), "Sign" (uncredited), "Tomorrow (White House Version)" (uncredited), "Maybe (Same Effect On Everyone)"	$50M	1982	$511K	$57.1M
Traffic - Chief of Staff	$48M	2000	$15.5M	$124M
Corpse Bride - Finis Everglot (voice), Soundtrack (performer: "According to Plan")	$40M	2005	$385K	$53.3M
A Good Year - Uncle Henry	$35M	2006	$3.72M	$7.46M
Rich in Love - Warren Odom	$18M	1992		$2.15M
Before the Devil Knows You're Dead - Charles Hanson	$18M	2007	$73.8K	$7.08M
Miller's Crossing - Leo	$14M	1990		$5.08M
Shoot the Moon - George Dunlap	$12M	1982
Breakfast of Champions - Kilgore Trout	$12M	1999	$42.3K	$175K
Simpatico - Simms	$10M	1999	$4.96K	$902K
Two for the Road - Mark Wallace	$4M	1967
Tom Jones - Tom Jones	$1M	1963
The Duellists - Fouche	$900K	1977
Loving Memory - Producer (uncredited)		1969
Scrooge - Ebenezer Scrooge, Soundtrack (performer: "I Hate People", "You...You", "I Like Life", "Happiness" (reprise), "Thank You Very Much", "I'll Begin Again", "I Like Life" (reprise), "Father		1970
Spring and Port Wine - Producer (uncredited)		1970