- Full Name: Daniel Michael Blake Day-Lewis
- Born on April 29, 1957, in London, England.
- Comes from a family with a background in the arts; his father was the poet Cecil Day-Lewis and his mother was an actress.
- Made his acting debut at a young age, appearing in various stage productions.
- Gained recognition for his intense method acting and dedication to his roles.
- Known for his transformative performances in films, often immersing himself completely in character.
- Has won three Academy Awards for Best Actor, making him one of the most acclaimed actors in history.
- Acted in various iconic films, including “My Left Foot,” “There Will Be Blood,” and “Lincoln.”
- Known for his selective approach to roles, often taking long breaks between projects.
- Maintains a relatively private personal life, avoiding the spotlight outside of his acting career.
- Retired from acting in 2017, stating that “Phantom Thread” would be his final film.
- Has been involved in various philanthropic endeavors, including supporting causes related to the environment and indigenous peoples.
- Despite his retirement from acting, he remains one of the most respected and influential figures in the film industry.
