VAN  DIESEL      .HIS LIFE Mark Vincent is raised by an astrologer    mother and adoptive father, teacher and theater director. He has a twin brother. It has Italian ancestors, African-American and French. He rides for the first time on stage at the age of seven at Theater for the New City in New York's Greenwich Village. While continuing the theater with the troops of his father and then on Broadway, he studied English and writing. His physical (1 m 83 94 kg) allows him to be hired as a bouncer in some institutions of upscale neighborhoods of New York.     .HIS CARRIER Failing to get movie roles, he decided in 1994 to write, produce, interpret, finance and realize his first short film Multi-Facial. The film is presented at the Cannes Festival 1995. He did not win prices, but has been extremely successful in the room. It is included in 2000 compilation video Short Diversity 5. In 1997 he presents his first feature, Strays at the Sundance Film Festival. It is from this point that his career took off film actor Steven Spielberg written especially for him the role of Adrian Caparzo in Saving Private Ryan. Film that will get eleven Oscar nominations for five awards. In 1999, he doubles the voice of Iron Giant in the eponymous cartoon drawing of Brad Bird. The following year, it is showing in two independent films: Initiates, awarded at the Deauville festival in 2000, and Pitch Black, where he plays the character of Richard Riddick, a dangerous criminal. He takes this role in 2003 in The Chronicles of Riddick, the sequel to Pitch Black Riddick then in 2013, the third in the series. In 2001, he won worldwide fame with Fast and Furious which reported $ 144.5 million in US box office and 208 million worldwide. He then enters the list of American actors "bankable". He continued his career in equity xXx movies released in 2002 and tries to polar in A Man Apart. In 2005, the actor decides to change style with The Pacifier, a mainstream comedy produced by Walt Disney Pictures in which he plays a nanny, a film that was a huge success in the United States and the police comedy Try Me guilty where he plays Giacomo "Jackie" DiNorscio. It is a failure at the box office despite an interpretation hailed by international critics who proves his acting talent. Back in action films, he makes a very brief appearance in The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift and returns especially with Babylon AD controversial fiction film by Mathieu Kassovitz where he plays Toorop. The huge success of Fast and Furious 4 (generating the input record for this time of the year 2009 in the United States) to turn pushes the Fast and Furious 5 becomes in a few weeks the biggest hit of the series. On August 25, 2013, he inaugurated his star on the Walk of Fame on Hollywood Boulevard1. In 2014, he lent his voice to Groot, in the film Guardians of the Galaxy. He then explained that this experience has brought him a lot after the death of his friend Paul Walker, with whom he toured the saga Fast and Furious2. Although he did say that the words "I am Groot," he recorded a hundred times this sentence. Moreover, Vin Diesel makes himself dubbing in French Groot ("My name Groot"), Mandarin Chinese ("Wo shì Groot"), Russian, Spanish ("Yo soy Groot") and Portuguese (" Eu sou Groot ") 2,3,4. In April 2015, Vin Diesel reprises his role as Dominic Toretto in Fast and Furious 7. The film became one of the biggest hits of the global box office.     http://adf.ly/1PB00V