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Donald Braswell II est un Acteur Américain né le 22 février 1963 à Texas (Etats-Unis)
Donald Braswell II (born February 22, 1963) is an American actor, classical crossover tenor and composer. Braswell was on a fast track to become an internationally acclaimed opera singer when he suffered a car accident in 1995 that made him unable to speak for almost two years. After that, he had lived a quiet life outside of the spotlight until his appearance on the 2008 season of America's Got Talent where he was a Top 5 finalist, which gave him another chance at a career in entertainment. Since then, he has entertained audiences both internationally as well as shore to shore in the United States in concerts, television appearances, inspirational speaking and radio. He has a fan club with fans from over 25 countries.
Braswell has reentered the world of symphonic music by singing in pops concerts starting with the Symphony of the Hills in Kerrville, Texas in June 2009. He performs a variety of musical genres ranging from pure classical repertoire to soul to mainstream pop. He engages people of many cultures by singing in various languages outside of English, including Spanish, Italian, Neapolitan, French and Russian. His concerts are generally multilingual, and he has performed pieces that are themselves in more than one language. Some of these include: Mario Frangoulis's bilingual version of "Nights in White Satin" (Italian title "Notte di luce"), originally by The Moody Blues; and Andrea Bocelli's "The Prayer" and "Vivere" (English title "Dare to Live"). His other non-English repertoire includes Agustín Lara's "Rosa" (Spanish), Mario Frangoulis's "Vincerò, perderò" (Italian) and the Neapolitan standard "O sole mio". Some of his many compositions can be heard on his album We Fall and We Rise Again.
In June 2012, he relaunched his career to musical theater with playing the lead role in the musical The Centurion.
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Braswell has reentered the world of symphonic music by singing in pops concerts starting with the Symphony of the Hills in Kerrville, Texas in June 2009. He performs a variety of musical genres ranging from pure classical repertoire to soul to mainstream pop. He engages people of many cultures by singing in various languages outside of English, including Spanish, Italian, Neapolitan, French and Russian. His concerts are generally multilingual, and he has performed pieces that are themselves in more than one language. Some of these include: Mario Frangoulis's bilingual version of "Nights in White Satin" (Italian title "Notte di luce"), originally by The Moody Blues; and Andrea Bocelli's "The Prayer" and "Vivere" (English title "Dare to Live"). His other non-English repertoire includes Agustín Lara's "Rosa" (Spanish), Mario Frangoulis's "Vincerò, perderò" (Italian) and the Neapolitan standard "O sole mio". Some of his many compositions can be heard on his album We Fall and We Rise Again.
In June 2012, he relaunched his career to musical theater with playing the lead role in the musical The Centurion.
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La Vie de David Gale (2003)
, 2h10Réalisé par Alan Parker
Origine Etats-Unis
Genres Drame, Thriller, Comédie, Action, Policier
Thèmes Film sur un écrivain, Journalisme, La prison, Le suicide, La peine de mort
Acteurs Kevin Spacey, Kate Winslet, Laura Linney, Gabriel Mann, Rhona Mitra, Matt Craven
Rôle TV Tenor
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David Gale, militant contre la peine capitale, se retrouve lui-même dans le couloir de la mort pour un viol et pour le meurtre de Constance Harraway, une amie et collègue activiste. À trois jours de son exécution, il accepte enfin, lors d'une interview, de raconter l'histoire de sa vie au reporter Bitsey Bloom. Peu à peu convaincue de l'innocence de Gale et persuadée de tenir la vie de cet homme entre ses mains, la journaliste va tout mettre en œuvre pour le sauver.