Bruce LaBruce
Canadian director and producer
Born
January 3rd, 1964
61 years ago
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
Canada
Links & References
A director, producer, and screenwriter, LaBruce is associated with the queer cinema movement and known for provocative works that challenge conventional norms. His early films, particularly 'No Skin Off My Ass,' marked a significant contribution to experimental and LGBTQ+ cinema. LaBruce's unique style blends elements of pornography with narrative storytelling, exploring themes of sexuality and identity. In addition to filmmaking, he has worked in photography and as a writer, often focusing on adult themes and avant-garde art. His contributions have fostered discussions in both film and contemporary art spaces.
'No Skin Off My Ass'
'Hustler White'
Other People Born on January 3rd
Mel Gibson
Born in the United States and raised in Australia, this actor and filmmaker gained recognition in the film industry during the 1980s. Gained fame for performances in the Lethal Weapon series and characterized by intense roles in action films. Transitioned into directing, winning two Academy Awards for the historical drama Braveheart, which also earned accolades for its storytelling and cinematography. Continued work in both acting and directing, participating in projects that garnered both critical and commercial success.
Continue ReadingVan Dyke Parks
A celebrated singer-songwriter and composer, contributed significantly to the American music landscape. Gained prominence for the album 'Song Cycle', considered one of the earliest examples of art rock. Worked extensively with The Beach Boys on the unfinished 'Smile' project, and collaborated with various artists across genres. Also ventured into film and television as a composer and actor, showcasing a distinct style that blends pop, folk, and orchestral elements.
Continue ReadingAngelos Basinas
Played as a midfielder, earning recognition for contributions at various clubs. Emerged from the youth ranks of PAOK and later joined AEK Athens, where significant achievements included winning the Greek Super League and Greek Cup. Competed internationally, representing the national team in multiple tournaments, including the UEFA Euro 2004, where Greece triumphed as champions. Subsequently played professionally abroad with stints in Spain and Italy, continuing to develop a reputation for consistency and tactical awareness on the field.
Continue ReadingDabney Coleman
Born in 1932, this American actor gained recognition through a prominent career in film and television. This individual frequently portrayed characters with a mix of authority and humor, often in comedic settings. Major roles included appearances in the films 'Tootsie' and 'Nine to Five,' as well as the television series 'Buffalo Bill.' Over the decades, this actor became a familiar face in mainstream entertainment, contributing to memorable scenes and performances that garnered a loyal audience.
Continue ReadingAntoni Melchior Fijałkowski
Born in 1778, a prominent figure in the Polish Catholic Church, served as the Archbishop of Gniezno and Primate of Poland. Played a significant role in the Church's administration and religious leadership during a time of political upheaval in Poland. Worked to strengthen the Church's position in society and contributed to the spiritual affairs of Poland. Was involved in various religious and social initiatives aimed at the welfare of the community.
Continue ReadingBetty Furness
Began acting career in the 1930s, appearing in films such as 'The Green Years' and 'The Courtship of Eddie's Father'. Transitioned to television in the 1950s, gaining prominence as a consumer advocate on shows like 'Consumer Reports'. Served as a reporter covering consumer-related topics and hosted segments that educated viewers on various issues. Worked with various organizations to raise awareness about consumer rights and protection.
Continue Reading