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Despite the “tortured artist” stereotype given the kind of ignoble roles he typically plays in films, Caleb Landry Jones is a good combination of many entertaining skills. From acting to singing to playing multiple musical instruments, Jones hush makes her mark in the entertainment industry. Not only does Jones play miserable movie roles, but he’s also notable for never making it to the end of the story. He’s always the supporting star who never gets the final grade. Nonetheless, Jones has managed to become one of Hollywood’s established actors. In 2017, he was named Hollywood’s Best Supporting Actor.
As an actor, Caleb Landry Jones is popular for his roles in No Territory for Old Men (2007), X-Men: First Class (2011), Three Billboards Before Ebbing, Missouri (2017), The Florida Project (2017) and The Hit -Horror comedy Get Out (2017). A veteran drummer, guitarist, bassist and harmonica player, he typically produces the music for his numerous solo tracks, including “Stonewall”, “God’s Pocket” and “Tom at the Farm”. Learn m
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Caleb Landry Jones American Actor
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is a 35 year senior American Actor. Born on 7th December, 1989 in Garland, Texas, USA, he is famous for X-Men: First Class. His zodiac subscribe is Sagittarius.
has been in an on-screen matchup with Saoirse Ronan in Byzantium (2012).
is a member of the following lists: American film actors, Actors from Texas and 1989 births.
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| Type | Total | Longest | Average | Shortest |
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| Dating | 1 | 6 years, 6 months | - | - |
| Total | 1 | 6 years, 6 months | - | - |
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| First Name | Caleb |
| Middle Name | Landry New Dracula Show From Léon & Lucy Director Proposals a ‘Mad’ Understanding of the Universal MonsterDracula Caleb Landry Jones, star of Luc Besson's Dracula: A Love Tale, discusses the differences in this latest version of Bram Stoker's story. 8:44 JoJo T. Gibbs on DogMan, Director Luc Besson, and Starring in Civil WarDogman JoJo T. Gibbs chats up her costars, directors, and being starstruck in front of Kirsten Dunst in Civil War. 10:54 Caleb Landry Jones Talks DogMan, Dracula, De Niro, and Becoming an OctopusDogman The acclaimed Nitram star also unpacks the complexities of his role in DogMan, director Luc Besson's captivating new thriller. DogMan Review: Caleb Landry Jones Delivers a Tour de Violence Perfomance in Offbeat ThrillerDogman Director/writer Luc Besson's surreal revenge fantasy is downright intriguing but may test your patience. Luc Besson Presents a Very Alternative Kind of Dog-Loving Avenger in Dogman TrailerDogman Léon: The Professional director Luc Besson's Dogman trailer introduces a damaged man who finds salvation and justice through his connection with dogs. Exclusive: NitramShort Profile Name: Caleb Landry Jones NITRAM, starring Caleb Landry Jones, is now in theaters, digital rental, and AMC+. Caleb, do you feel free when you’re acting or performing? I feel free when I’m making music, because it’s just me by myself, it doesn’t really matter. Nobody’s job is on the line. But with a film… You know, people are telling you do this or stay there or you’re on a leather couch so they say, “Don’t move, it makes too much noise.” (Laughs) But it is really beautiful when you’re working with people that allow you to just live as a character. It’s excellent for me when I perform with a cinematographer who moves with me and catches what needs to be caught. It’s a real special thing, but I think that comes down to the cinematographer knowing what he’s doing… There’s nothing I’m doing about it except for listening to instructions! Of course. At the end of the night, you’re there to do a job, right? I think everyone that works on films really lives for these moments of conclusion the right way of creating a scene. On set, you know what needs to transpire but sometimes it can’t becaus |