Justin Bartha is an American film actor, oncefamous for his role as the groom Dag in the comedy trilogy "The Bachelor Party in Vegas" and screen partner N. Cage Riley Poole in "The Treasure of the Nation", and now known as a film director, and as co-producer. Currently, the actor is married to Leah Smith, has a daughter named Asa Charlotte. Before the official marriage, Bart met with a famous businesswoman and actress Olsen for several years. Justin Barth and Ashley Olsen were going down the aisle until 2011, but at the last moment the wedding was upset, and the young people broke off the relationship.
Biography
Justin was born in a Jewish family in the peninsularthe state of Florida in the provincial town of Fort Lauderdale. Together with his family at the age of eight he was forced to migrate to the state of Michigan in the even more provincial city of West Bloomfield. The young man in his spare time studying hard engaged in tennis, but after breaking his wrist, he decided to give preference to acting. He first appeared on the stage of the school theater during the debut of the production “A Midsummer Night's Dream”. The boy was so carried away by the performance, that he formed his own theater troupe of 15 classmates. Children performed with their performances in elementary school and children's clinics. Having finally decided to link his fate with creativity, the future performer attends acting classes in Detroit. After graduating from school, Justin Barta moves to New York and enters the university.
Early film career
Джастин Барта, фильмы с участием которого are known to every fan of the comedic filmmaker, he began his career in the film industry as an assistant in the Analyze It tape. His debut as a performer took place in the short film Tag.
In 2003, the actor took part in the productionM. Brest's paintings “Gigli”, where D. Lopez and B. Affleck became his companions. In the same period, he tries on himself as a director, screenwriter and producer. His author’s short comedy project, Merits and Deficiencies, was demonstrated in the South by Southwest film festival's competition program and received positive reviews from film critics. In addition, Justin Barta produced and composed the script for “The Show of Dustin and Justin,” which was broadcast on MTV. The show was a sharp satirical lunge in the direction of the entertainment program Todd Phillips.
First serious movie
In 2004, the actor together with N. Cage, D.Kruger, S. Bin, D. Voitom and H. Keitel takes part in the shooting of the adventure film “National Treasure”, where he plays the role of computer genius Riley Poole. From this moment it was filmed annually:
- In 2005 - drama Bart Freindlich "Trust a man."
- In 2006 - the romantic comedy “Love and other troubles” and the sitcom “Teacher”.
- In 2007 - the sequel "National Treasure: Book of Secrets."
- Also at the end of 2007, Justin Bart was given a role in the tragicomedy “Holy Rollers” by director Kevin Asch.
- In 2008, the actor begins work on the filmBart Freindlich called "nannies on call". The performer plays the main male role of Aram, who falls in love with a woman (Catherine Zeta-Jones), who has been his senior for more than 15 years.
Relentless Trilogy
In 2009, the picture “The Bachelor Partyin Vegas ”, which is called“ Comedy of the Year ”. Director Todd Phillips shoots an energetic, vigorous, very funny movie. Justin Bart plays one of the hapless protagonists - the groom Dag. The plot of the tape is crazy twisted, and its essence is characterized by one word - “hangover”, by the way, this is the original name of the comedy. The success of the project entails the appearance of the sequel "Bachelor Party 2: From Vegas to Bangkok" and the third part of "Bachelor Party: Part III".
In 2013, in parallel with the shooting of the third parthooligan "Bachelor" the actor participates in the production of musical drama "Club CBGB". A year later, plays a secondary role in the drama "Phoenix". The latest film projects in the artist's filmography appear the picture “Notes from Paradise” (2016) and the sitcom “Survival Guide by C. Barrett”.
