Gerard Butler

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DOB : 13-11-1969
Age : 50
Star Sign : Scorpio

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“Spartan’s! Tonight we die in hell!” and “This is Sparta!” Don’t you just love these words? Be considerate that this could be the real words uttered by King Leonidas in “The Great Battle of Thermopylae” on September 8th – 9th – 10th in 480 BC. As the historians exploits the gallantry of the sleepless brave souls of young and veteran soldiers of his. This was considered in history, to be one of the most brilliant moments of madness, as the 300 brave souls including the king marched through the peaks to become a human-blockade that wasn’t easily penetrated even by the Xerxes I - god king’s army. Gerard Butler made a great spark and electrifying portrayal of King Leonidas in the movie “300.”

He was born as Gerard James Butler on November 13th 1969 in Paisley, Scotland. In his early life Gerard was an outstanding student that made him decide to take and become a trained lawyer at University of Glasgow. He also studied at Scottish Youth Theatre where he learned his acting abilities. He was also a band member of “Speed.” He also came part as a trainee for the law firm Edinburgh. He also worked as a sales agent, telemarketer and presenter of any product in festivals.

He made his path starting from the movie “Mrs. Brown” in 1997. This was then followed by horror-film “Tale of the Mummy” in 1998, the dramatic movie “One More Kiss” in 1999, and the horror-action movie “Dracula 2000.” He gained fame and respects as move on and be casted in the films “Harrison’s Flowers” in 2000, the crime-drama movie “Shooters” and apocalyptic-fantasy film ‘Reign of Fire” both in 2002. He worked with Angelina Jolie in the 2003 franchise movie “Lara Croft: The Cradle of Life”, as an archeologist Andre in the movie “Timeline”, Andrew Lloyd Webber's “Phantom of the Opera”, as Beowulf in the 2005 movie “Beowulf & Grendel”, and the dramatic movie “Dear Frankie” in 2007. He made his iconic and blockbuster film “300” where they won Best Fight by MTV Movie Awards in 2007 and followed by “P.S. I Love You” with Hilary Swank. His “Butterfly on a Wheel” with Pierce Brosnan, the comedic-movie “The Ugly Truth” with Katherine Heigl, “Law Abiding Citizen” with Jamie Foxx, Butler as the multi-patent holder engineer working for government and made disastrous lessons about law. He played the ex-husband to capture his ex-wife to get a bounty in “The Bounty Hunter”, splendid voice talents in “How to Train Your Dragon.” Shakespeare’s “ Coriolanus Click to look into! >> Read More... ” with Ralph Fiennes “He who must not be named!” as often uttered in Ha >> Read More... and biopic film “Machine Gun Preacher” both in 2011. He made additional movies in 2012 entitled “ Chasing Mavericks Click to look into! >> Read More... ” and romantic-humorous movie “ Playing for Keeps Click to look into! >> Read More... .” He made another action and breath-taking blockbuster movie “ Olympus Has Fallen Click to look into! >> Read More... ” as Special Forces Click to look into! >> Read More... and secret service agent Mike Banning. His voice was again used in “How to Train Your Dragon 2” in 2014.

Jackie Chan

Do you understand the word that is coming out of my mouth?” This could be his most famous line in all of his movies while battling with Chris Tucker singing Edwin Starr’s “War” in his comedy-action film “Rush Hour.” “Anything can do” might be his motto as he’s like a “sorcerer” turning any objects around him as his fatal weapon. He produced his own stunt group company called JCE Movies Unlimited. No insurance company would like to cover for his death-defying stunts. Also known for the movie “Rumble in the Bronx.” He is also known with comedy-action movie genre. “Pao-pao” in Chinese or “Cannon-ball” in English, he was dubbed by his own mother as he does lots of baby movements while inside his mother’s womb. Born as Chan Kong-Sang SBS MBE. He worked as stuntman for legendary Martial Arts actor Bruce Lee. He was born on April 7th 1954 from Victoria Peak, British Hong Kong. His parents worked for the Hong Kong Ambassador notably his father as a spy. He studied at Nah-Hwa Primary School, they transferred to Australia and he studied at China Drama Academy. He was married to Lin Feng-jiao in 1982 and had 2 children. He also worked as construction worker where he got his name “Jackie” and as a bouncer. He got a Guinness World Record for having the “Most Stunts by a Living Actor” and “Most Credits in One Movie” in his adventure film “Chinese Zodiac.” He made also an impossible stunt as a TV Guest breaking 4 blocks while holding egg in his hand repeatedly. We haven’t started yet, he starred in 150 films as he’s known a legend. He started his acting career way back 1962 film “Big and Little Wong Tin Bar.” He also made numerous films in more than 55 years. He starred in the 1978 film “Snake in Eagle’s Shadow” as an orphan and trained and became martial arts master. He made a breath-taking stunt hanging in a clock tower in more than 60 feet and to retake multiple times in the 1983 movie “Project A.” He also successfully saved his girlfriend in the 1984 film “Wheels on Meals” and was highly praised in his fighting scenes. He made his breaking role in 1986 movie “Armour of God” and known where he got his delicate head injury. He was commended again in his exploits using factory ropes in the 1989 movie “Miracles.” He directed and organized the action scenes for this movie. He made his iconic-eccentric style of martial arts in the 1994 movie “Legend of the Drunken Master.” He made outstanding stunts using a ladder with gusto in “Police Story 4” in 1996. In in 1997 film “Mr. Nice Guy,” he played as a chef and trying to save his girlfriend and ended up in rumble and used odd-construction materials as his weaponry. He did again a defying stunt hanging in a wheel barrow from a multi-story building. His stunt in the 1998 movie “Who Am I?” was considered to be the world’s dangerous stunt. It took him 2 weeks to plan everything shot their scene sliding a skyscraper slope. He also worked with Jennifer Love Hewitt and he played a taxi driver in “The Tuxedo.” He made his franchise “New Police Story”, a drama-action film as infamous Senior Inspector Chan bullied by youngsters and killing all his team members. He made multiple movies with Chris Tucker in his franchise movie “Rush Hour” and teamed up with Owen Wilson in comedy-action film “Shanghai Noon” and “Shanghai Knights.” He teamed up also with Jaden Smith for their remake of “The Karate Kid.” He teamed up with Jet Li in the movie “The Forbidden Kingdom.” His voice was used in “Kung Fu Panda” for Master Monkey and making his mega-film “Chinese Zodiac.” He won countless award including Silver Bauhinia Star and Member for Order of the British Empire. In 2016 will be the release of “Kung Fu Panda 3.

Leonardo DiCaprio

He’s one of the most searched icons in the web for having good looks. He’s more than just a pretty face, he is one of the prime actors of all time. He was known for his box office high profile movies and considered to be a Hollywood royalty. Born as Leonardo Wilhelm DiCaprio November 11th 1974 in California - U.S. He studied in their community school John Marshall High School and Seeds Elementary School.He made his debut film in 1991 “Critters 3” as Josh. This was followed by 1992 movie “Poison Ivy.” He made additional films in 1993 entitled “This Boy’s Life” and as Arnie Grape in his career defining and revolutionary role as a mentally disabled child “What’s Eating Gilbert Grape.” He depicted eccentric mannerisms of true mentally challenged person. He made the intriguing and shocking performance as a teenager feel into addiction and prostitution “The Basketball Diaries” in 1995. Before anything else he mustered his acting skills in Shakespeare’s “Romeo + Juliet” in 1996.“I am the king of the world!” this could be his infamous script from the long-time blockbuster hit “Titanic” in 1997 as adventurous Jack Dawson. He made a radical – dual - character in the long played “The Man in the Iron Mask” in 1998 as King Louis XIV and Philippe. After the release of RMS Titanic, he gained more popularity as the “Sex Symbol” and became “girl-magnet” as a teenage life-profile thief in the movie “Catch Me If You Can” with Tom Hanks. He blatantly shocked the movie industry in Martin Scorsese’s bio-film “The Aviator” in 2004 as an obsessive-compulsive character. DiCaprio and Scorsese became best tandem and had another film as an undercover cop and never seen act with Matt Damon in the movie “The Departed.” He made movie in the same year playing the character of a covetous tangled in diamond quarrying struggle in “Blood Diamond.” He made movie in 2014 called “Virunga” and his 2015 movie “The Revenant” as Hugh Glass.He also portrayed “J. Edgar” in 2011, a Clint Eastwood bio-film using plasters-prosthetics and false teeth that many were not so convinced that he will play his character well. The movie ended up a staggering blockbuster. He also played the visually-distinct sci-fi-action movie “Inception.” He made another revolutionary act in the entertaining story of “The Wolf of Wall Street” and justified his character in the movie “The Great Gatsby.” He received countless awards from Critic’s Choice, MTV Movie Awards, People’s Choice and 2 Golden Globe Awards for Best Actor. He was also a devoted environmentalist putting his elevated status in proper use.