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Hulce fue nominado al Óscar al mejor papel protagonista, al igual que su compañero de reparto F. Murray Abraham, que interpretó el papel de Antonio Salieri, y quien finalmente ganó la estatuilla. En los años siguientes su carrera cinematográfica siguió un curso poco usual, ya que Hulce actuó en papeles en los que interpretaba a personajes complicados.
Hulce in 2006. Thomas Edward Hulce (born December 6, 1953) is an American actor and singer known for voicing Quasimodo in The Hunchback of Notre Dame (1996) and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart from Amadeus (1984). Other websites. Tom Hulce at the Internet Off-Broadway Database; Tom Hulce at the Internet Broadway Database; Tom Hulce on IMDb
Tom Hulce. Thomas Edward Hulce (s.6. joulukuuta 1953 Whitewater, Wisconsin) on yhdysvaltalainen näyttelijä. Yksi hänen tunnetuimmista roolitöistään on Mozartin esittäminen vuonna 1984 ilmestyneessä elokuvassa Amadeus.
May 15, 2024 · 7. Does Tom Hulce have any involvement behind the scenes? Yes, Tom Hulce has explored his talents behind the camera as a producer. One of his notable productions is the film adaptation of the Broadway musical “Spring Awakening” (2006). 8. Has Tom Hulce worked in theater? Yes, Tom Hulce has had a successful theater career as well.
Thomas Edward "Tom" Hulce (/Hʊls/; født 6. december 1953) er en amerikansk skuespiller og teaterproducent. Som skuespiller er han kendt for sit portræt af Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart i filmen Amadeus og hans rolle som "Pinto" i Delta-kliken .
Tom Hulce (născut Thomas Edward Hulce n. 6 decembrie 1953 , Detroit , Michigan , SUA ) este un actor și producător de teatru american . Hulce este cunoscut pentru interpretarea lui Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart în filmul Amadeus (pentru care a fost nominalizat la Oscar) dar și pentru rolul "Pinto" în National Lampoon's Animal House .
(As Tom Hulce) Lewis Carroll, Haddock's Eyes, Music-Theatre Group,St. Clements Church Theatre, New York City, 1987 Drew Paley, Eastern Standard, Seattle Repertory Theatre, Seattle,WA, 1988 Bazarov, Nothing Sacred, Mark Taper Forum, Los Angeles, 1988
