Morgan Freeman's Role In Theatre

There have been many people over time who has really impacted the art of theatre. One very interesting person that has done many great things in the acting world is Morgan Freeman. Morgan Freeman was born June 1, 1937. Freeman discovered he was meant to be and actor when he made his acting debut at nine years old, playing the lead role in a school play. Freeman was involved in several other theatrical productions and later starred in films. Freeman’s first credited movie appearance was in 1971's Who Says I Can't Ride a Rainbow? He became known in the American media through playing roles on the soap opera Another World and The Electric Company. Morgan Freeman has a strong voice and calm demeanor. Morgan Freeman is an American actor that has grown into one of the most respected and known people in modern US cinema.
Some of Freeman’s well known films are, The Shawshank Redemption, Bruce Almighty, The Dark Knight Series, Through the Wormhole, Driving Miss Daisy, Olympus Has Fallen, and many more. He is also known for his narrative voice. Freeman has produced up to 43 creditable narrations. He has been nominated for many different acting awards and actually won an Oscar for one of his movies. He involved in theater work and in 1980 received the Obie Award for the lead role in Coriolanus. Morgan Freeman is in his late 70’s and still continues to blow America away with his acting abilities. He still stars in films and has recently just came out with his new film, Lucy, starring Scarlett Johansson. Morgan Freeman has really impacted the cinema world and theatrical