This block contains the information about Richard Dreyfuss 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.

Richard Dreyfuss was born in October 1947 in Brooklyn which is one of the most prestigious and expensive blocks in New York. He is an American actor, who won the Oscar award for the best male performance by the time he was only 29 years old, which is quite a great thing that shows how big is his talent. He became the youngest winner of this award. Dreyfuss turned the attention upon himself between the critics and simple viewers after he performed the role of George Lucas in the movie “American Graffiti” which was filmed in 1973. Also he performed in “Shark” which was a horror movie filmed by the great Steven Spielberg in 1975. And also he performed in “Close contacts of the third part” in 1977. He got the Oscar award in 1977 after performing in the movie “Goodbye Darling”. The Oscar award became the highest peak in his carrier, which later went down after he was arrested for keeping cocaine at home. Later were some problems with the health. As the critics mentioned in their review, the most successful of his further movies was: “The opposite side of mister Holland” in 1995 for which he was nominated by the American Cinema Academy.

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Here you can learn about the movies Richard Dreyfuss 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
Poseidon - Richard Nelson	$160M	2006	$22.2M	$60.7M
The American President - Senator Bob Rumson	$62M	1995		$65M
Red - Alexander Dunning	$58M	2010	$21.8M	$90.4M
James and the Giant Peach - Centipede (voice)	$38M	1996	$135K	$28.9M
What About Bob? - Dr. Leo Marvin	$35M	1991		$63.7M
Always - Pete Sandich, Soundtrack ("Garryowen" (uncredited))	$31M	1989		$43.9M
W. - Dick Cheney	$25.1M	2008	$10.5M	$25.5M
Piranha - Matt Boyd	$24M	2010	$10.1M	$25M
The Crew - Bobby Bartellemeo/Narrator	$23M	2000	$4.05M	$13M
Moon Over Parador - Jack Noah/President Alphonse Simms	$20M	1988		$11.4M
Close Encounters of the Third Kind - Roy Neary	$19.4M	1977		$128M
Let It Ride - Jay Trotter	$18M	1989		$4.97M
My Life in Ruins - Irv, Soundtrack ("Blue Skies" (1926))	$17M	2009	$3.22M	$8.66M
Apt Pupil - Special Thanks	$14M	1998	$3.58M	$8.84M
Down and Out in Beverly Hills - David 'Dave' Whiteman	$14M	1986		$62.1M
Whose Life Is It Anyway? - Ken Harrison	$13M	1981
Tin Men - Bill 'BB' Babowsky	$11M	1987		$25.4M
The Old Man Who Read Love Stories - Antonio Bolivar	$9.5M	2001
Who Is Cletis Tout? - Micah Tobias	$9M	2001	$64.9K	$252K
Stand by Me - The Writer	$8M	1986		$52.3M