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Actor Jason Patric was hailed for his intense characterizations in hard-edged independent films "After Dark, My Sweet" (1990) and "Rush" (1991). In his twenties, the sexy, brooding Patric attracted attention in films like "Solarbabies" (1986) and "The Lost Boys" (1987). When it came to his craft, there was no mistaking his intensity and sense of purpose as he began pursuing more character-driven dramas. Like his contemporary, Sean Penn, Patric showed a penchant for downplaying his good looks and showbiz lineage in favor of an enigmatic reclusiveness and dedicated artist's lifestyle. He also appeared in serious historical pictures like "Geronimo" (1993) and "The Alamo" (2004). He gave noted performances in indie films "Your Friends and Neighbors" (1998) and "Expired" (2007), and continued to build on his promising start.
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Scores are based on affinity (correlated voting by visitors to Ranker.com). Positive numbers show the degree of positive affinity for an item by fans of another item; negative numbers show the degree of negative sentiment.