Timothy Tarkin Hatton is a famous American theater and film actor, director. Winner of the Golden Globe and the most prestigious Academy Award.
Biography
The future actor was born in August 1960, on the 16th. Timothy's mother was a publisher of miniature books, and his father was a famous actor. Hatton Jr. really wanted to be like his father, so from early childhood he began to play small scenes. While studying at school, he began to actively participate in amateur performances. And later he began to take part in performances.
Movie career
The first appearance on the screen at Timothy took place in early childhood. The five-year-old boy was involved in the filming of a small episode in the movie "It's Never Too Late, " one of the main male roles in the film was played by his father - Jim Hatton.
Speaking on the stage in high school, Hatton Jr. finally decided to connect his life with a career in film and television. Thanks to his father, Timothy got the opportunity to try himself as an actor on television.
The official start of a movie career for a talented actor is considered to be a role in the feature film "Ordinary People". For this work, the newly made actor was awarded the Golden Globe Award, and he also received an Oscar for "Best Supporting Actor". He dedicated this event to his late father, who did not live up to a triumphant moment for only one year.
The magnificent beginning of a career provoked great attention to the modest person of a novice actor, and two years later he got the main role in Harold Becker's picture - End. The film was an adaptation of Diveri Freeman's novel Father of Heaven. Hatton played the role of senior cadet Brian Morland. The film was highly appreciated by the public, and the young actor became a real idol.
To date, the famous artist has more than fifty works in films and television series. The last work of Timothy, the role in the mystical television series "Ghosts of a House on a Hill" in 2018.
Despite the huge amount of work in the cinema as an actor, he is also a director. His debut took place back in 1986. Under his leadership, one of the episodes of the popular American series Amazing Stories was filmed. In 1998, he made a film, which was called "Digging into China, " and in 2001 he acted as director of the television series The Secrets of Niro Wolfe.
