Biography
Despite being a part of a Hollywood legacy, actor Jason Schwartzman squarely earned his own regard as an actor with his knack for thoughtful, melancholy characters with a dry sense of humor. His unique screen presence was apparent from his debut as an oddly adult prep school student in Wes Anderson's "Rushmore" (1998). After the release of that critical darling, he would reteam with the hit-and-miss director to co-script the less popular "The …
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Career Milestones
2012 | Once again directed by Wes Anderson in the romantic adventure "Moonrise Kingdom" | |
2010 | Co-starred opposite Michael Cera in the comic book adaptation "Scott Pilgrim vs. The World" | |
2009 | Voiced Mr. Fox's (George Clooney) son in Wes Anderson's animated adaptation of the Roald Dahl book, "Fantastic Mr. Fox" | |
2009 | Cast as writer Jonathan Ames, who moonlights as a private detective on the HBO drama series "Bored to Death" | |
2009 | Played egotistical actor Mark Taylor Jackson in Judd Apatow's "Funny People" | |
2007 | Co-starred with Natalie Portman in "The Darjeeling Limited" short prologue "Hotel Chevalier" | |
2007 | Re-teamed with director Wes Anderson in "The Darjeeling Limited"; also co-wrote with Anderson | |
2006 | Formed the band Coconut Records | |
2006 | Portrayed Louis XVI opposite Kirsten Dunst in Sofia Coppola's "Marie Antoinette" | |
2005 | Co-starred as struggling musician Jeremy in "Shopgirl" opposite Claire Danes and Steve Martin; adapted by Martin from his novella | |
2005 | Cast opposite Will Ferrell and Nicole Kidman in the big screen adaptation of "Bewitched" | |
2004 | Starred on the short-lived Fox comedy "Cracking Up" | |
2004 | Joined Dustin Hoffman and Lily Tomlin in David O. Russell's "I Heart Huckabee's" | |
2002 | Co-starred in the comedy film "Slackers" | |
2003 | Co-starred in Joe Pantoliano's directorial debut "Just Like Mona" | |
2001 | Appeared in Roman Coppola's feature directing debut "CQ"; film screened out of competition at Cannes | |
1998 | Made film acting debut in leading role of Max Fischer in Wes Anderson's quirky comedy "Rushmore" | |
1998 | Phantom Planet appeared as guests on an episode of the ABC sitcom "Sabrina, the Teenage Witch" | |
1997 | Appeared in the music video for the rock remix of "It's All About the Benjamins" by Puff Daddy | |
1994 | At age 14, formed band Phantom Planet | |
| Auditioned for the role of Tom Hanks' matchmaking son in "Sleepless In Seattle"; did not get the part | ||
1992 | Worked as a production intern in "Bed & Breakfast," produced by his father and starred his mother | |