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Peter Sarsgaard is a prominent actor in Hollywood with many different portrayals across his career. He is known for both his acting ability and strong family values often sharing that he picks roles to balance family and career.
Sarsgaard makes choices in his work that have shifted due to how it could impact his family. He speaks on taking roles that bring him personal satisfaction so they are worth the sacrifice when deciding. The actor is married to actress Maggie Gyllenhaal. Both work together in a family approach for their artistic endeavors while being open and supportive of each other’s roles.
Both Sarsgaard and Gyllenhaal work in the acting world, making it both challenging and also dynamic. They acknowledge the need to balance their careers and their home lives while working on sets with many responsibilities. With so much going on within their chosen work style both partners support one another by shifting their personal career responsibilities and needs when necessary to have a successful home life and professional career.
When choosing a role, Sarsgaard focuses on the artistic merit, as that makes it a sacrifice worth taking. That sacrifice refers to time away from home and any personal engagements that must be put on hold. To ensure his decisions are well founded, the actor often researches all aspects of the film and engages those working along side of him to get a better understanding of how passionate those on set are about the product.
Sarsgaard plays a character from ABC in his new movie called September 5 . His personal goal is to do the job the best that he is able and makes sure to discuss this with his fellow co workers and directors when starting. He also takes part in the collaborative approach of creative energy which has served him well.
He and his wife met in 2001 and began dating shortly after. They got engaged in 2006 and then later married in 2009. They continue to maintain a public and personal partnership. Together, they have two daughters and a unique bond and the importance of his family are clear in both his words and action. Their unique bond provides strength both in personal life and in professional settings.
They have continued support of one another even when working on individual projects. He notes that his wife’s latest direction “The Bride” is extraordinary. Their ability to support each other shows a unified bond.
"September 5" is set during the Munich massacre at the 1972 Olympics, showcasing his performance as the late ABC news executive. The film showcases how a network had to deal with the chaos during the crisis as all the drama is shown in a real-time perspective during those events. His leadership is central to the events as many look to him to lead with strength.
The creation of authentic representation became the focal point of his work as production made sure to be highly meticulous with detail. The filming took place inside the control room and many of the items were actual functioning pieces from that time. This method brought an unique experience for all who were part of it. His performance combined both character acting and elements of real journalism adding a sense of credibility to his persona.
His decision to portray Roone Arledge came from his respect and focus he has for any project he becomes involved in. He takes on roles that allow his creativity to come through and provide dimension to his character.
Research into characters history is extremely important to him before committing. As much information and background history as possible is something he seeks before stepping into a new character.
Peter is a very focused person at work however once outside that arena his family has been his guiding principle. The ability to balance both is a talent and skill he shows through his time in front and away from cameras.