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Max Minghella - English actor, son of Oscar winner director Anthony Minghella. He appeared in several dramatic American films, making his debut in the movie "Wordplay" (2005) and played several major roles in such films as "Advertising for a genius" (2006), "Elvis and Annabelle" (2007) and "Agora "(2009). Max Giorgio Chua Minghella was born in London, England on September 16, 1985. Max spent his childhood on movie sets, so it was not surprising that the desire to become an actor came to him in adolescence. The first appearance on the small screen was in "Toy Boys" (1999). In 2005 he played in the movie "Wordplay", where he appeared as an American Jew. The picture attracted very little cash (about $ 1 million) and received mixed critical reviews, but the game of a young Max was rated very positively. Next his role was the role of policeman in the thriller "Syrian" (2005). In 2006, Minghella played his first leading role in the comedy "Advertising for a genius". Also he participated in the shooting such movies as: "Elvis and Annabelle" (2007), "How to Lose Friends and Alienate People" (2008) and "Brief Interviews with the dregs" (2009). Some of the recent works of Max are: the main role in the historical film "Agora" (2009) and the picture of "Social Network" (2010).

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Here you can learn about the movies Max Minghella 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
Agora - Davus	$73M	2009	$44.3K	$618K
Syriana - Robby Barnes	$50M	2005	$375K	$50.8M
The Social Network - Divya Narendra	$40M	2010	$22.4M	$96M
The Talented Mr. Ripley - Thanks	$40M	1999	$12.7M	$81.3M
How to Lose Friends & Alienate People - Vincent Lepak	$27M	2008	$1.43M	$2.78M
Bee Season - Aaron	$14M	2005	$121K	$1.18M
Protect You + Me. (short) - Thanks	$25K	2008
Elvis and Anabelle - Elvis		2007
Hippie Hippie Shake - Martin Sharp		2010
Brief Interviews with Hideous Men - Kevin/Subject #28		2009	$18.5K	$27.9K
Art School Confidential - Jerome		2006	$136K	$3.3M
Toy Boys (short) - Danny		1999
Climbing 'Cold Mountain' (video documentary) - Thanks (end titles)		2004