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Michael Anthony AngaranoAmerican actor
Date of Birth: 03.12.1987
Country: USA |
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Early Career
American actor Michael Anthony Angarano was born in 1987 in New York City to parents Michael and Doreen Angarano, who owned several theater studios in New York and Los Angeles. He made his first appearances on television at a young age, playing roles in series such as "Another World," "The Pretender," and "As the World Turns."

Rise to Fame
From the age of twelve, Michael started receiving more complex roles. During this period, he played the lead role in the television drama "Cover Me: Based on the True Life of an FBI Family." In 1999, he took on a significant role in Wes Craven's musical drama "Music of the Heart," where he portrayed Meryl Streep's 7-year-old son. Both Michael and Meryl had to learn how to play the violin for the film, a skill he continues to possess.

Teenage Success
In 2000, at the age of thirteen, Michael brilliantly portrayed a character in Cameron Crowe's "Almost Famous," which won an Oscar for Best Original Screenplay. As he grew older, Michael played increasingly adult roles, and by the time he reached the age where young people start considering their future careers, he had already accumulated several film credits.

Later Career
In 2005, Michael graduated from Crespi Carmelite High School before settling in Los Angeles. He landed the role of a young Red Pollard in Gary Ross's "Seabiscuit" and played Rocky in Eric Small's family drama "The Dust Factory" in 2004. The following year, he appeared in Thomas Vinterberg's drama "Dear Wendy," based on a screenplay by Lars von Trier.

In 2007, Michael starred as the main character in Brad Gann's "Black Irish." His character, Cole, dreamt of playing baseball on the city team but had to face criminal influences from his older brother. That same year, he also played Arthur, the lead character in David Gordon Green's drama "Snow Angels," and appeared in David M. Evans' baseball film "The Final Season."
Michael's recent works include starring alongside Jet Li and Jackie Chan in the Chinese-American film "The Forbidden Kingdom," directed by Rob Minkoff, and playing the leading character in Jared Hess's comedy "Gentlemen Broncos."
Personal Life
In his personal life, it is known that Michael Angarano dated actress Kristen Stewart for a significant period of time. However, there are rumors that she turned down his marriage proposal.

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