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Kris Kristofferson was born in June 1936 in Brownsville, which is located in Texas. He is an American actor who is also writing his own music and poetry. In the sixties he changed the style of country music, being under the influence of Bob Dylan’s works. He was born in the family of a general from Military Forces; his grandfather was also an officer in the Swedish Army, and in the quality of a pilot of air forces captain. After returning from the West Germany, he became interested with the Jerry Lewis’s masterpieces, and started writing his own music. In 1971 on the wave of the bard movements in the music he has recorded his first solo album, but later he found his place in the cinema. The most famous movies in which he played were “Alice doesn’t live here anymore” in 1974 with Ellen Bernstein; also in 1978 he played in the same movie with Barbra Streisand. In the last years he played in the fantasy movies as “Planet of the monkeys”, and in “Blade”. While playing in the movies he continued his music carrier, while writing words to the songs for different singers. Kristofferson was married for three times and has eight children. Since 1960 till 1969 he was married with his school friend Francis Beer, with who he has two children. Later he was married with Lisa Myers, and Jesse Turner.

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Here you can learn about the movies Kris Kristofferson 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
Watchmen - Soundtrack (writer: "Me and Bobby McGee")	$130M	2009	$55.2M	$108M
Fun with Dick and Jane - Soundtrack (writer: "Why Me Lord")	$100M	2005	$21.5M	$110M
Planet of the Apes - Karubi	$100M	2001	$68.5M	$180M
Blade: Trinity - Whistler	$65M	2004	$16.1M	$52.4M
Fire Down Below - Orin Hanner Sr.	$60M	1997	$6.07M	$16.1M
D-Tox - Doc	$55M	2002
Lucky You - Soundtrack (performer: "They Ain't Got 'Em All")	$55M	2007	$2.71M	$5.76M
Blade II - Whistler	$54M	2002	$32.5M	$81.6M
Payback - Bronson	$50M	1999	$21.2M	$81.5M
Blade - Whistler	$45M	1998	$17.1M	$70M
Heaven's Gate - James Averill	$44M	1980		$1.5M
He's Just Not That Into You - Ken Murphy	$40M	2009	$27.8M	$94M
Indecent Proposal - Soundtrack ("Help Me Make It Throught the Night")	$38M	1993		$107M
Dreamer: Inspired by a True Story - Pop Crane	$32M	2005	$9.18M	$33M
The Jacket - Dr. Thomas Becker	$29M	2005	$2.72M	$6.3M
U Turn - Soundtrack (writer: "Help Me Make It Through The Night")	$19M	1997	$2.73M	$6.63M
The Ice Storm - Soundtrack (writer: "Help Me Make It Through the Night")	$18M	1997	$75.2K	$7.84M
Southland Tales - Soundtrack (writer: "Me And Bobby McGee")	$17M	2006	$123K	$273K
The Wendell Baker Story - L.R. Nasher, Soundtrack (writer: "Help Me Make It Through the Night")	$8M	2005	$48.1K	$127K
Limbo - 'Smilin' Jack Johannson	$8M	1999	$140K	$2M