This block contains the information about Dustin Hoffman 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.

Dustin Hoffman was born in august 1937 in the city of Angels. He was named in the honor of a famous comedian Dustin Farnoom, which was his mother’s favorite actor. He was born in a poor Jewish family so his road to the fame was too long. He worked as a nurse, as s demonstrator of toys in a mall, and also he was printing manuscripts. Finally a famous teacher Lee Strusberg allowed him to enter his school in the asctor’s class. Later in 1967 he was invited to perform in a low budget movie the “Graduate”; unexpectedly this movie had a great success. It is considered that Hoffman is an actor with a difficult character, as he may be rude, unpatient and even dictator. His partners with whom he performed in same movies Meryl Streep and Jessica Lang were remembering about working with him with such words, that it is better his ancestors didn’t hear them. Hoffman likes to joke that he founded a producing company of his own so that no one could tell him that: “This role is not for you, as you are to ancient”. During his carrier he performed in Broadway theaters a lot, in 1984 he came on the show ib Broadway play “The Commivoyageour’s death” in Arthur Miller’s play. In 2010 was released “Meet the Fockers”. Dustin still is one of the greatest ones; he has a loyal wife and six children.

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Here you can learn about the movies Dustin Hoffman 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
Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events - The Critic	$140M	2004	$30.1M	$119M
Kung Fu Panda - Shifu (voice)	$130M	2008	$60.2M	$215M
Little Fockers - Bernie Focker	$100M	2010	$30.8M	$145M
Meet the Fockers - Bernie Focker	$80M	2004	$46.1M	$279M
Sphere - Dr. Norman Goodman	$75M	1998	$16.6M	$37M
Hook - Capt. Hook	$70M	1991		$120M
Perfume: The Story of a Murderer - Giuseppe Baldini	$65.8M	2006	$55.5K	$2.21M
Runaway Jury - Wendell Rohr	$60M	2003	$11.8M	$49.4M
Ishtar - Chuck Clarke, Soundtrack (music: "HALF HOUR SONG", "SITTING ON THE EDGE OF MY LIFE", "HAREM GIRL") (lyrics: "HALF HOUR SONG", "SITTING ON THE EDGE OF MY LIFE", "HAREM GIRL")	$51M	1987		$14.4M
Mad City - Brackett	$50M	1997	$4.65M	$10.6M
Outbreak - Col. Sam Daniels	$50M	1995		$67.8M
Dick Tracy - Mumbles	$46M	1990		$104M
Billy Bathgate - Dutch Schultz	$45M	1991		$16M
Sleepers - Danny Snyder	$44M	1996	$12.3M	$53.3M
Hero - Bernie Laplante	$42M	1992		$19.5M
Stranger Than Fiction - Professor Jules Hilbert	$38M	2006	$13.4M	$40.1M
Rain Man - Raymond Babbitt	$25M	1988		$173M
Finding Neverland - Charles Frohman	$25M	2004	$221K	$51.7M
I Heart Huckabees - Bernard	$22M	2004	$292K	$12.8M
Tootsie - Michael Dorsey/Dorothy Michaels	$22M	1982		$177M