Patrick Fugit

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Patrick Fugit at a performance of Departure for the Moon in October 2018

Patrick Raymond Fugit (born October 27, 1982 in Salt Lake City , Utah ) is an American actor .

Life

Fugit is partly of Irish descent. His mother worked as a dance teacher, she ran the dance school The Ballet School in Salt Lake City . At the age of eleven, Fugit enrolled in an acting education program at the University of Utah , which he continued in high school.

Fugit made his debut in the television horror film Marabunta - Killer Ants Attack (1998), during this time he was also seen in two episodes of the television series A Touch of Heaven . In the music film Almost Famous (2000), which was awarded a total of over 100 prizes and nominations, he played the leading role of the young journalist William Miller alongside Kate Hudson , Frances McDormand and Zooey Deschanel . For this role he won the Chicago Film Critics Association Award and was nominated for the Blockbuster Entertainment Award , the Las Vegas Film Critics Society Award , the MTV Movie Award to, Online Film Critics Society , the Screen Actors Guild Award and the Young Artist Award nominations .

Fugit starred in the drug grotesque Spun (2002) alongside Mickey Rourke and Brittany Murphy , in the comedy Saved! - The High School Missionaries (2004) alongside Jena Malone and Macaulay Culkin .

Filmography (selection)

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