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Aaron Eckhart
Aaron Eckhart born as Aaron Edward Eckhart on March 12th, 1968 in Cupertino, California is an outstanding Hollywood actor best known for his starring roles in "Thank You for Smoking" and "In the Company of Men". He was further nominated for Golden Globe awards.
Aaron Eckhart was born to children's book author and poet Mary M. [Lawrence] Eckhart and James C. Eckhart 'Jim Senior,' a computer executive. Aaron Eckhart has two brothers named James Lawrence Eckhart and Adam Eckhart. Aaron Eckhart was raised in a Latter Day Saints faith and discipline. He spent most of his youth in England and Australia.
Aaron Eckhart took time off from high school to surf in Hawaii and to ski in France. He also served at the The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in France and Switzerland.
He graduated in film in 1994 from Brigham Young University. Soon after his graduation, Aaron Eckhart made his debut in movies with "Slaughter of the Innocents" in 1994 and has since appeared in over 20 movies such as "In the Company of Men" {1997}, "Nurse Betty" {2000}, Possession" {2002}, Suspect Zero" {2004}, "Thank You for Smoking" {2005}, "The Black Dahlia" {2006} and "Nothing is Private" {2007} and so on. His two of his upcoming projects are under different stages of production.
Aaron Eckhart was for a brief period engaged to actress Emily Cline and soon broke up with her in 1998. He also had a romantic relationship from 1996-1997 with singer Kristyn Osborn one of the founder-members of SHeDAISY, an American country music group.
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