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Cristian Solimeno
41 years
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27 April 1975
London, England, UK
6' 1" (1,85 m)
Known for Arturo Merzario in Rush . He is an English actor, writer and director. Solimeno was born in Paris. He has played Jason Turner in Footballers' Wives, and has also had a number of guest roles in other British television series, and appeared in the 2000 film Dead Babies, 2005 Happy New Year special of The Vicar of Dibley and the 2006 series Strictly Confidential. He was The Guardian in Highlander: The Source …
He is an actor and editor, known for Rush(2013), La madre del mal(2007) and Los inmortales: el origen(2007)...
Trivia
Cristian studied mime and physical theater at the Desmond Jones school, dance At Trinity Laban conservatoire of music and dance, and martial arts at The Bob Breen Academy, all in London, England.
Cristian was a member of the Royal Court youth theatre, The Young Vic youth theatre and Youngblood which was based at Riverside Studios.
Cristian started his own theatre company when he was 19 years old with Jesse Lawrence. It was called Firewater productions and they wrote and performed several plays before turning their attentions to film.
Cristian first achieved fame as an actor playing the character of Jason Turner in the smash hit televisio
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Cristian Solimeno
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Dead Babies
A mysterious psycho terrorizes a group of unpleasant sex ‘n’ druggers at an English country manse in “Dead Babies,” a wannabe black comedy with a handful of grotesque laughs amid an ocean of clumsy misfires. Updated version of Martin Amis’ second novel, published in 1974, is likely to attract a sprinkling of admissions based on the author’s rep before disappearing onto ancillary.
Shot in fall 1999, and finally getting a tiny release in Blighty, pic has drawn almost uniformly negative reviews — though more column inches than is usual for a British low-budgeter, thanks to Amis’ name and a well-publicized dispute between director-writer William Marsh and one of the producers, Richard Holmes, over the final cut and voiceover narration. Final result is no feather in the cap of either Holmes, 37, whose previous credits include “Shooting Fish” and “Waking Ned,” or Marsh, 35, a U.S.-born actor-writer based in the U.K. and making his directorial debut.
Marsh spent some time trying to bring Amis’ novel to the screen but his adaptation simply reveals (a) how dated the source material is, and (b) how difficult it is to make a convincing case for the novelist’s reputation on a big