Dennis Hopper

An iconic figure in the world of film, Dennis Hopper was born in 1936 in Dodge City, Kansas, USA, and was active in the industry from 1954 until his death in 2010. Known for his work in drama and action genres, Hopper directed and starred in the countercultural classic "Easy Rider", and also directed other notable films such as "Colors" and "The Last Movie", for which he won an award at the Venice Film Festival. His directorial style was often characterized by a raw, gritty realism and a rebellious, confrontational attitude towards established norms. Dennis Hopper, with his distinctive gruff voice and fiery on-screen presence, was not just a master filmmaker, but a compelling symbol of the American counterculture.