Daniel Day-Lewis has notable experiences in various films, including a challenging role as Guido in the adaptation of Fellini's 8. Surrounded by accomplished actresses, he fails to capture the character's essence. His film debut at age 14 in John Schlesinger's drama showcases a delinquent character. Another significant role is in Gandhi, where he exhibits a broader range, though with controversial lines. In The Bounty, critics perceive him negatively compared to more seasoned actors but find it significant that he shares the screen with his idol.
Day-Lewis stumbles with the role of Guido in the adaptation of Fellini's 8, struggling to find the lightness needed to match the dazzling female cast.
His debut came in John Schlesinger's film, where Day-Lewis’s delinquent character has a brief yet memorable appearance that resembles his later, iconic roles.
In Gandhi, Day-Lewis gives a memorable but racist performance, showcasing his range as he steps into a more prominent role compared to previous cameos.
In The Bounty, critiques arise about Day-Lewis's acting, with Pauline Kael noting he stood out negatively despite sharing the screen with well-known actors.
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