Dominic Cooper – British Celebrity, Actor

Actor Dominic Cooper was born in 1978 in London, where he spent his childhood. After graduating from the school of Thomas Tallis, Dominic Copper entered, and subsequently graduated from the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art. It was the 2000, and Cooper, firmly resolved to connect his life to cinema, began working in television, where he occasionally fall to minor roles. So, with television and began his career in 2001 he won the role in the movie Justin Hardy 'The Gentleman Thief' and then in the course of this year and played in four more films, two of which were not television. The same 2001 brought the young actor and another good luck then Dominic Cooper made his debut at the National Theatre in London. A little later, he has performed on Broadway in the play 'The History Boys' in the role of Dakin & then played in her film adaptation of the same name.

However, the most successful and remembered by the public role Dominic Cooper is still the role of Skye in the musical 'Mamma Mia!'. In 2002, Dominic Cooper played in the drama of Patrick Harkins 'Final Curtain' (The Final Curtain); in 2003 and it in a comedic musical melodrama Craig Ferguson, 'I'll be there’; as well - in the Romanian British Military historical thriller Bill Anderson 'Warrior Princess' (Boudica), told about the Celtic Queen Boaditsee.

In 2006, he reprised his role of Dakin, known to him on Broadway in the comedy drama Nicholas Hytner's "The History Boys’. In the same year, Dominic Cooper appeared in the comedy drama, Tom Vaughan 'hit the mark' (Starter for 10).

A very significant role went to actor in 2008 in the 'prison' Rupert Wyatt thriller 'Prison Break' The Escapist. 'The Duchess' Saul Dibb, published in rent and in 2008 received more than one award, including the Oscar. Dominic Cooper played in this biographical drama Charles Grey - a positive character, a young man, the future Prime Minister of England.

The main role Dave -Dominic Cooper was in the wonderful Dominic Savage drama 'Freefall' in 2009. In the same year, Dominic Copper gets in a small but very strong cast of the drama by Peter Howitt - David Copperfield. One of the most recent is the roles in the drama Lone Scherfig Education and John Krasinski movie Brief Interviews with Hideous Men, which is a series of interviews where Dominic Cooper one of the interviewees. This film was based on the book by David Foster Wallace. In 2010 was released the film Tamara Bimbo where Dominic Cooper played the role of Ben Sargent. The role of Howard Stark in The First Avenger was played in 2011. In 2012 we plan to shoot the film Vampire Hunter which will also be involved Dominic Cooper as Henry Sturges.