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He got the part of Dracula. The boy was so terrified that he peed himself on the stage. Tim had to play the role until the end wearing wet pants, after that he firmly decided that acting was not his cup of tea. He didn't study long till he got seriously interested in the theater and decided to become an actor. His father advised him to attend classes at the theater studio at the "Oval House".
His part in the motion picture of Alan Clarke the actor got by chance. At that time he had a part-time job as an advertising agent at "Health and Security.
One of the TV producers noticed the guy with a shaved head at that time Roth was playing Cassio in Othello and invited him to audition for the part of a skinhead. That is how Tim Roth's acting path suddenly started. The first appearance of Tim Roth on the big screen took place in in the crime drama of Stephen Frears, The Hit, in which the actor appeared in the character of a professional killer.
Then followed new roles, in which Tim was able to portray different characters. But fame came to Roth in the 90s. A new period began in the career of the actor. His work with Tarantino continued with the filming of Pulp Fiction , the legendary movie helped Tim Roth once again to become known to public. In the same year, the actor played the part of Philip Chaney in the film Captives along with actress Julia Ormond.
The unusual comedy Four Rooms also was a success for the actor, even though not everyone was able to understand it. After his role in Tarantino's movies, Roth became the symbol of alternative films. The star was able to make his mark in Hollywood by playing in Rob Roy In , Legend of by the Italian director Giuseppe Tornatore, which got on the list of Top movies of all time. Tim Roth played the part of the foundling Danny, who spent his whole life on a ship and eventually became a famous self-taught pianist.
After it was decided to send the ship to the bottom of the ocean, Danny refused to leave it and died together with the ship that was his home.
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