Celebrity Info
He’s an actor widely recognized for his standout performances, particularly in the 2003 film Big Fish and the beloved 1984 classic The NeverEnding Story. Over the years, he has built a solid reputation with memorable appearances in major franchises like The X-Files, Star Trek, and later in Star Trek Into Darkness. Before rising to fame, he actually got his start at just 19 years old, landing his first role on The New Avengers back in 1976—a pretty impressive beginning for someone who would go on to become such a respected figure in the industry. He’s been married, though he tends to keep things very private when it comes to his personal life. In fact, he’s known for being quite secretive, rarely giving interviews or sharing details about his relationships. And despite his long career in the spotlight, he doesn’t have any children. Overall, he’s the kind of actor who lets his work speak for itself—quiet off-screen, but unforgettable on it.
He was digitally replicated so that his likeness could be used to portray every single Oompa Loompa in the 2005 movie Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. It’s pretty fascinating how they took just one person—him—and transformed him into an entire ensemble through visual effects. His performance, movements, and expressions were captured and then duplicated multiple times across the screen, making it seem like there were dozens of identical characters. In fact, his contribution was crucial in bringing the whimsical world of Willy Wonka to life, with his image appearing repeatedly as the mischievous Oompa Loompas. So, essentially, he became the face—or rather, all the faces—of the Oompa Loompas thanks to advanced digital technology. His role might not have been traditional, but his presence was felt throughout the film in a truly unique way.
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