Anthony Robert Macmillan

Scotsman Robbie Coltrane is one of the most recognizable British actors. Children all over the world will remember him in the role of Hagrid - the good-natured giant from "Harry Potter". Most often, Coltrane stars in comedic roles, but the ability to be funny is not his only talent. He plays dramatic roles, draws, plays music and makes films.

The real name of the actor is Anthony Robert Macmillan. Born March 30, 1950 in the town of Rutherglen in the south of Scotland. Mother Jean McMillan-Ross (nee Howie) taught piano and raised children. Besides son Robbie, the family has two daughters: Annie and Jane. Father Ian Baxter Macmillan served as a civilian physician and medical examiner.

The future actor graduated from the prestigious Glenalmond College, although it was not always possible to adhere to the strict disciplinary rules of the educational institution. Then the young man went to Glasgow, where he studied painting at the Graduate School of Arts. Robbie was fond of cars and social activities. Fought for nuclear disarmament and animal rights, was interested in politics.

Unexpectedly for his parents, the aspiring artist changed his chosen profession. Comedian Robbie Coltrane was born. The actor borrowed his stage name from saxophonist John Coltrane (by the way, there is an episode in Harry Potter with Hagrid playing the trumpet). For twenty years, Robbie played minor roles in TV series, performed in local theaters, and hosted a TV show on the topic of cars.

Fame came to Coltrane in the early nineties after the release of the television series "Cracker". For his performance as Dr. Eddie "Fitz" Fitzgerald, he received three consecutive British Academy of Film and Television (BAFTA) awards (1994, 1995 and 1996).

However, viewers of Coltrane were more remembered as Charlie McManus (aka Inviolath's sister) in The Nuns on the Run. Numerous reincarnations of a rogue disguised as a woman's clothes allowed the comedian to show his talent for reincarnation in many ways.

Having earned critical acclaim, the actor gets a job in prestigious projects. In two episodes of Bondiana, Coltrane portrayed the Russian villain Valentin Zhukovsky.

In the psychological detective story "From Hell" - Sergeant Peter Godley. Well, in 2001, the audience met Hagrid, and Robbie Coltrane, in his own words, realized that "Popularity is not a tap that you can turn off."

The entire Potter team suffered from the obsession of fans, but the rest of the actors found it easier to disguise themselves as "an ordinary person." Moreover, the "star trinity" has grown up and the adult actors have become less like themselves in childhood. It’s too late for Coltrane to grow up. In a fairy tale, his character is huge, awkward, hairy and bearded.

Despite the fact that the size of the actor was somewhat exaggerated in the film to make Hagrid look like a giant, he is easily recognized on the streets. Robbie Coltrane's height is 185 cm, weight hovers around the 100 kg mark. His understudy on the set was Martin Bayfield, a professional rugby player, with a height of 220 cm. There were also two huts: an inner shot was filmed in the big one, and next to the little giant it seemed bigger.

The good-natured fat man Hagrid, hiding a dark secret of his origin, is somewhat reminiscent of Santa Claus: children like him and amuse adults. Perhaps it was the recognition of the image created by the actor that made the director Stephen Sommers introduce only the voice of the actor into the fantastic action movie “Van Helsing”. Coltrane played the ghostly voice of Mr. Hyde in two episodes of the movie and in the cartoon prequel.

But for the host of popular television programs, a recognizable appearance is an additional plus. Therefore, Coltrane is often invited to host music shows and talk about everything in the world.

The actor calls the time when he abused alcohol as a dark page in his biography. In the life of the family for almost ten years (since the late seventies), there was a black streak. In a 2003 interview, Coltrane revealed that his father died of lung cancer at age 56, when the boy was 19. Seven years later, Robert's younger sister, Jane, a student, passed away after swallowing a pack of depression pills.

By the end of the 80s, Coltrane managed to defeat alcoholism, although he had to temporarily move to Mexico for treatment. Then he met his future wife Rona Gemmell, who is 19 years younger than her husband. The couple lived in a civil marriage for a long time, but on December 11, 1999, they entered into an official union in the presence of both children. Spencer was born in 1992 and Alice in 1998.

In 2003, the marriage broke up. Robbie willingly gives interviews, telling funny details from the filming of "Harry Potter". For example, about how Daniel Radcliffe changed his phone settings to Turkish, and Coltrane had to ask Etna Fennell, the hairdresser, to call his father and ask him what "Change language" would be in Turkish. But he politely suppresses questions about the family.

Despite the fact that the hype around the world of wizards has subsided a little, the actor still has to hide from obsessive fans. Unlike young colleagues, he does not post fresh photos on Instagram, but uses e-mail to communicate with fans. They say that in the ranking of the sexiest ugly men compiled by the Scots, the energetic fat man Robbie took first place.

In 2017, Coltrane was nominated for a BAFTA for his role as Paul Finchley in National Treasure. When asked about his dream, Coltrane says that in his youth he dreamed of winning the Le Mans race in a Scottish car, when he got older - to make a film that will be watched 30 years later.

1990 - "Nuns on the Run" 1993-1996 - "Cracker" 1995 - "Golden Eye" 1999 - "The World Is Not Enough" 2001 - "From Hell" 2001 - "Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone" 2002 - "Harry Potter and the Secret room "2004 -" Ocean's Twelve "2004 -" Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban "2004 -" Van Helsing "2005 -" Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire "2007 -" Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix "2009 -" Harry Potter and the Prince half-blood "2010-2011 -" Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows "2016 -" National Treasure "

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