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In the late '80s, the world knew Daniel Day-Lewis for his brooding good looks, sly grin, and purring voice, showcased most seductively in The Unbearable Lightness of Being, his first role as a leading man after nimble supporting turns in My Beautiful Laundrette and A Room with a View. In 1989, Day-Lewis made the leap from art-house matinee idol to brilliant actor with My Left Foot, the Irish-made biopic of artist Christy Brown, a man born with cerebral palsy who expressed himself through writing and painting with his only functional limb – you guessed it, his left foot. An actor of fierce, intense preparation, Day-Lewis spent months studying with disabled students at the Sandymount School in Dublin, learned to write and paint with his left foot, and lived for months in a wheelchair. During filming, Day-Lewis refused to leave his irascible, stubborn character, making the crew carry him across sets when his wheelchair couldn't get him to the proper place. It was behavior like this that earned him a reputation as a British Robert De Niro – brilliant, turbulent, ferociously dedicated to the point of fanaticism – and also won him the Best Actor Oscar; it also fueled his Oscar-nominated performance in Gangs of New York, where he teamed up with De Niro's longtime director, Martin Scorsese. My Left Foot became the first Irish film nominated for Best Picture, and also nabbed a Supporting Actress award for Brenda Fricker's performance as Brown's loving, dedicated mum, a woman who while raising a poor Irish family also realized that her disabled son was a budding genius, not a vegetable. - Mark Englehart (more) (Movie of the Day Archive)

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