Called "the most natural and least self-conscious screen actor that has ever lived" by über-critic Pauline Kael, Jeff Bridges has been plying his craft most of his life. With a first role as an infant in his mother Dorothy's arms and a childhood television debut in his father Lloyd's television series "Sea Hunt," he burst onto the silver screen in "The Last Picture Show" in 1971 and was immediately recognized with a Best Supporting Actor nomination.
He is an exceptional musician, an artist, a photographer, an occasional vintner and a story teller extraordinaire.
He helped found the End Hunger Network in 1983 and continues to work tirelessly to reach their goals. Known for taking on-set still photographs of cast and crew during all of his recent movies, Bridges puts together a book after wrapping, presents one to everyone and sells the rest to support End Hunger. He wrote about it in his 2006 volume "PICTURES." Bridges returns to the screen in 2011 with Tron Legacy and as Rooster Cogburn in the remake of "True Grit."
