Tom Hulce

Life

Hulce first worked on Broadway. He was made through his role as Mozart in Amadeus of Miloš Forman film. For this he received a nomination for the Academy Award for Best Actor, however, F. Murray Abraham had to concede defeat, the opponent Mozart Antonio Salieri embodied in the same movie.

His voice he lent Quasimodo in the Disney film The Hunchback of Notre Dame. The German dubbing voice of Tom Hulce comes from the actor Detlev cornerstone.

Filmography

Awards and nominations for prices

Film

• Amadeus: Nominated for the Academy Award for Best Actor
• Amadeaus: Nominated for the Golden Globe Award for Best Actor in a Drama
• Amadeaus: David di Donatello for Best Foreign protagonist
• Murder in Mississippi: Nominated for the Golden Globe Award for Best Actor
• Murder in Mississippi: Nominated for an Emmy Award for Best Actor
• Dominick & Eugene: Nominated for the Golden Globe Award for Best Actor
• Lost Dreams: Emmy Award for Best Supporting Actor
• Lost Dreams: CableACE Award for Best Supporting Actor
• Lost Dreams: Nominated for the Golden Globe Award for Best Supporting Actor

Theater

• 2010: Nominated for the Tony Award; For Best Musical for American Idiot
• 2010: Nominated for the Drama Desk Award; For Best Musical for American Idiot
• 2007: Tony Award; Category for Best Musical Awakening
• 2007: Drama Desk Award; For Best Musical for Spring Awakening
• 2003: Nominated for the Drama Desk Award; Category best new piece (for Talking Heads )
• 2000: Nominated for the Drama Desk Award as Best Director ( for " The Cider House Rules, Part One " )
• 1993: Nominated for the Helen Hayes Award ( for Hamlet, The Shakespeare Theatre )
• 1990: Nominated for the Tony Award as Best Actor ( for A Few Good Men )