Hvem daterte Bill Nighy?

William Francis Nighy (født 12. desember 1949) er en britisk skuespiller. Han er kjent for sine roller i Still Crazy og Love Actually.

Nighy er født og oppvokst i Caterham, Surrey i England der faren drev et bilverksted og moren var sykepleier. På skolen utmerket han seg i engelsk og engelsk litteratur, og var en stor beundrer av Ernest Hemingway. Han ønsket å bli journalist, men hadde ikke gode nok karakterer til utdanningen. Han fikk derimot jobb som bud i Field Magazine. Etter dette dro han til Paris for å skrive sin store roman, men kom ikke lenger enn til tittelen. Da han gikk tom for penger, ble han sendt hjem til England av den britiske ambassaden. Da han kom hjem, foreslo en venninne at han kunne prøve seg som skuespiller. Han begynte dermed på Guildford School of Acting, og har etter dette arbeidet som skuespiller innen teater, radio, fjernsyn og film.

Filmkarrieren begynte i 1976, men det er først med roller i Still Crazy i 1998 og Love Actually i 2002 at han har fått et større publikum.

Han bor sammen med Diana Quick, som han fikk datteren Mary sammen med i 1984. De har vært sammen lenge, men Diana vil ikke gifte seg selv om Bill har fridd. Han kaller seg imidlertid gift, siden han synes det sparer han for en masse bortforklaringer. Datteren går i sin fars fotspor, og har allerede hatt sine første roller etter skuespillerutdannelsen.

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