Liev Schreiber - Biography

Last Editor: nathalie				Liev Schreiber Biography -   Name : Liev Schreiber Date of birth : 4 October 1967 Place of birth : San Francisco, California, USA Birth name : Isaac Liev Schreiber Nickname : Huggy Height : 6' 3

Liev Schreiber Trivia -

Graduated from Friends Seminary High School in Manhattan Attended London's Royal Academy of Dramatic Art & Hampshire College Son of actor Tell Schreiber and Heather Training: Yale School of Drama Has four half brothers and one half sister His mother says she named him after her favorite author - Leo Tolstoy. His father says he was named after a doctor in San Francisco who saved his mother's life. Attended high school with actress Amanda Peet when he was a senior and she was a freshman. Brother of actor Pablo Schreiber Is of German heritage. Frequently does voice-over and narration work for advertisements and documentaries. Prefers to keep his dating life private, although he has been romantically linked to actress Kristin Davis and to film producer Kate Driver (Minnie Driver's sister). Has worked with actress Rose McGowan in two different horror films - Scream (1996) and Phantoms (1998). Last name means "writer" in German Along with David Arquette, Neve Campbell, Courtney Cox, and Jamie Kennedy, he is one of only five actors to appear in all three 'Scream' films. After his parents divorced, he and his siblings saw their father very little during childhood. Won a Tony Award in 2005 for his role as Richard Roma in the Broadway play "Glengarry Glen Ross" The role he won his first Tony award for (Richard Roma in Glengarry Glen Ross) also won Joe Mantegna the Featured Actor in a Play Tony for the same role 21 years earlier in 1984.

Liev Schreiber Detailed Biography -

Liev Schreiber has built a reputation as both an acclaimed and sought-after actor with a solid list of motion picture and theatrical credits. Schreiber recently appeared on stage opposite Angela Bassett and Alec Baldwin in the Public Theater production of Macbeth, directed by George Wolfe. Schreiber recently starred in the box office success Scream 2, directed by Wes Craven, and had a costarring role in Dean Koontz's Phantoms. He also appeared with Paul Newman in Twilight, directed by Robert Benton, and the independent film A Walk on the Moon, directed by Tony Goldwyn. Schreiber has also appeared in some of the most critically acclaimed independent productions of recent years. Among these are Daisy Von Scherler Mayer's Party Girl, Hal Salwen's Denise Calls Up, Nicole Holofcener's Walking and Talking as well as his critically acclaimed performance in Greg Mottola's Daytrippers. Schreiber's credits in more mainstream films include Nora Ephron's Mixed Nuts, Antonia Bird's Mad Love, Ron Howard's Ransom and Barry Levinson's Sphere. A 1992 graduate of the Yale School of Drama, Schreiber spent a year abroad, studying with faculty from the Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts. His stage credits include Harold Pinter's Moonlight with Blythe Danner and Jason Robards (directed by Karl Reisz), JoAnne Akalaitis' production of In the Summer House at New York's Lincoln Center, the New York Shakespeare Festival production of The Tempest (directed by George C. Wolfe), All For One, Goodnight Desdemona, Good Morning Juliet and many others. He has also appeared at the Yale Repertory Theatre in several productions including Ivanov, directed by the Moscow Art Theater's Oleg Yefriemov. On television, Schreiber has appeared in the miniseries Buffalo Girls, the NBC pilot People V and the telefilms Janek: A Silent Betrayal and the Sunshine Boys.