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Statistics

• Age:

  34 years old

• Date of Birth:

  August 28, 1986

• Birth Place:

  Los Angeles, California

• Horoscope:

  Virgo

• Full Name:

  Armand Douglas Hammer

• Occupation:

  Actor

• Height:

  6ft 4 ½ (194.3 cm)

• Nationality:

  American

• Ethnicity:

  White

• Marital Status:

  Married (Elizabeth Chambers)

• Children:

  2 (Harper Grace Hammer, Ford Armand Douglas)

• Education:

  Los Angeles Baptist High School, Grace Christian Academy

About Armie Hammer

Armie Hammer is a popular American actor who besides his debut career is well known as the son of businessman Michael Armand Hammer and as the great-grandson of oil tycoon and philanthropist, Armand Hammer.

You would expect someone from such a background to take an entirely different path, but incidentally, that was not the case with Armie Hammer. From an early age, he had always aspired to be an actor –something most of his family members never took that seriously.

You can imagine their shock, specifically his parents’ when he told them that he would quit school and pursue his acting career. Of course, they did not take it lightly, and he was critiqued with the statement that ‘no Hammer man had ever dropped out of college without an MBA or Ph.D.!,’ –leave alone in high school.

But Armie was not about to give up his lifetime dream. So, he quit high in 11th grade and decided to take college courses to pave way for his career. Though a leap of faith at the time, he would later come to appreciate his decision.

Today, he is renowned for his unique display of skill and talent in the multiple roles he casts –a trait that has seen him become nominated for multiple awards and emerged victorious in a good number of them.

Among his most popular roles include that of the Winklevoss twins in the 2010 David Fincher’s biographical drama film ‘The Social Network’, as Clyde Tolson in the 2011 K. Edgar biopic, as Illya Kuryakin in the 2015 action film ‘The Man from U.N.C.L.E’, as Luca Guadagnino’s in the 2017 romantic drama ‘Call Me by Your Name’, and Martin D. Ginsburg in the 2018 biopic ‘On the Basis of Sex’ among others.

That happens to be nothing but just a brush of Armie Hammer’s life. Read on to know more interesting facts relating to his life.

Bio, Early Life, and Education

Armie Hammer was born on 28th August 1986 in Santa Monica, California. His mother, Dru Ann is a former bank manager while his father, Michael Armand Hammer is a businessman with several operations including a film/TV production company.

As of his siblings, Armie has one known sibling; a younger brother named Viktor.

Speaking of his early life, he reveals to have been raised in multiple neighborhoods while growing up. Hammer lived in the neighborhood of Highland Park in Dallas till the age of 7, before moving with his family to Cayman Island where they lived for 5 more years. Afterward, they moved back to Los Angeles.

Because his early life entailed moving around a lot, his education history revolves around various institutions in different locations. Hammer attended the Faulkner’s Academy and Grace Christian Academy in Cayman Islands. The latter was a school founded by his father in West Bay, Grand Cayman.

Afterward, he went to Los Angeles Baptist High School on Fernando valley –but dropped out in the 11th grade so as to pursue his acting passion.

Career and Rise to Stardom

At the age of 19, Armie Hammer made his first TV appearance in the series Arrested development, which was followed by guest appearances on Veronica Mars and Housewives.

He made a debut appearance playing an unnamed student in the 2006 film, Flicka. However, it was after his lead role as Billy Graham in the 2008 indie film, ‘Billy: The Early Years’ that he started getting noticed. The following year in 2009, Hammer played recurring roles on two CW hit series entitled Gossip Girl and Reaper, respectively.

2010, Armie cast a double role as the Winklevoss twins in the critically-acclaimed motion picture titled The Social Network –which reportedly placed him in the big leagues. For this role, he was nominated for several awards and emerged victorious as the ‘Best Supporting Actor’, courtesy of the Toronto Film Critics Association Awards, in addition to a couple more ensemble awards with the rest of the cast.

Since then, Armie Hammer’s career took a completely different turn, soaring to even greater heights. He played Clyde Tolson in J. Edgar directed by Clint Eastwood, starring Leonardo DiCaprio, and as Prince Andrew Alcott in the 2012 film Mirror Mirror in which he casts opposite Julia Roberts as the Evil Queen and Lily Collins as Snow White.

After a couple more roles, Hammer starred in the 2015 film, The Man from U.N.C.L.E alongside Henry Cavill. In 2016, he starred Jake Gyllenhaal and Amy Adams in the film ‘Nocturnal Animals’.

In 2017, he featured in the crime drama Free Fire with Brie Larson, in the animated flick Cars 3, and for the role of a man who seduces a teenage boy in Oscar-nominated drama ‘Call Me by Your Name’. For the last, he received a Golden Globe nomination for ‘Best Supporting Actor’.

In 2018, he went on to play American writer James Lord in the biopic ‘Final Portrait’ –alongside Geoffrey Rush, and as Steve Lift in the comedy ‘Sorry to Bother You’ in which he stars alongside Lakeith Stanfield.

Recently in 2019, Armie Hammer has featured in Hotel Mumbai where he plays the role of David, alongside Dev Patel.

Personal Life -who is Armie Hammer Wife?

As of 2019, Armie Hammer is married to Elizabeth Chambers –a former model, actor, and TV personality. Reportedly, Armie first met Elizabeth through his friend, artist Tyler Ramsey in 2006 and instantly had a crush on her. Unfortunately, it was not until 2008 when the couple started dating.

Revealing about his relationship, Hammer explains that although it was love at first sight, he was not as lucky since Elizabeth was already in another relationship at the time. The two would remain friends for two years until Hammer gathered the courage to ask Chambers to be his girlfriend.

Elizabeth Chambers

Now happily married, the couple enjoys the company of two kids; Harper Grace Hammer born in 2016, and Ford Armand Douglas born two years later in 2018. The couple resides in L.A. California and co-own Bird Bakery which currently has two store locations in Texas; one in Dallas and the other one in San Antonio.

Armie Hammer’s Net Worth

Although he comes from a stable background, most of his wealth has been self-garnered. His main source of income is through his successful career as an actor in which he is seen featuring in multiple high-budget films.

As of 2019, Armie Hammer has a net worth exceeding $16 million.

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From paintings finished by a global list of contemporary artists to archival ceramics, the season’s best collaborations look widely for creative inspiration. Here we round up some of the noteworthy team-ups.

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Louis Vuitton and Henry Taylor

Louis Vuitton first introduced its Artycapucines project last year. Extending carte blanche to a selection of contemporary artists, the Parisian heritage brand has invited blue-chip names including Swiss creative Urs Fischer, Alex Israel and Yale School of Art alumnus Tschabalala Self to re-interpret its Capucines bag, a best-selling design named after the rue des Capucines, the address of Louis Vuitton’s debut boutique which opened in 1854.

This year’s Artycapucines class of six artists counts Brooklyn-based Josh Smith and Henry Taylor: at his Los Angeles studio, Taylor first finished A Young Master in 2017, working with acrylic paint. A portrait, with A Young Master Taylor captured his friend Noah Taylor, a fellow artist and founder of Los Angeles’ The Underground Museum. At Louis Vuitton’s master ateliers, artisans experimented with various printing methods to recreate Taylor’s painting in a leather bas-relief. “I’m sure Noah would get a kick out of people carrying the bag,' says Taylor. “Asking themselves, ‘Who’s that on my bag?’”. Berluti and Brian Rochefort At Berluti, the heritage brand’s creative director Kris Van Assche has previously partnered with master makers – among Viennese brass workshop Werkstätte Carl Auböck and Royal College of Art trained designer Simon Hassan, who in his work adapts medieval leatherwork techniques – on homeware collections. For his first foray into ready-to-wear collaborations, Van Assche has called upon American ceramist Brian Rochefort. Van Assche is a keen collector of ceramics himself; his team-up with Rochefort took shape digitally and long-distance, forged between the Berluti ateliers in Paris and Rochefort’s Los Angeles studio. Van Assche says: “Right now, collaboration feels like a meaningful way to create something new.” Celine and Tyson Reeder

Unveiled on camera as part of Celine’s Spring / Summer 2021 film shot at Monaco’s Stade Louis II football stadium, a collaboration between the brand’s creative director Hedi Slimane and American artist Tyson Reeder includes colourful nylon windbreakers, satin souvenir jackets and a cotton bucket hat. Slimane chose Reeder’s 2019 painting Autobahn, a pastel capture of fantasy foliage and stylised motorbikes against an azure blue and green background. Autobahn is exemplary of Reeder’s work, which singles out overlooked details in everyday scenes. His 2014 completed oil painting Sunset Van superimposes a vehicle with the idyllic capture of sundown by a beach.

“I love using painting as a kind of amplifier or distortion pedal,” says Reeder, whose work has been exhibited at New York’s Museum of Modern Art Library and at Office Baroque (Brussels) among other galleries. “A handful of dead-end subjects – trees, cars, buildings – are allowed to sing a new song of wilfully arbitrary colour and pattern.” Yoox and Nico Vascellari

Nico Vascellari is no stranger to high-profile collaborations. The Italian artist previously finished anagram-like motifs for Fendi, featured across the luxury brand’s menswear and accessories. This winter, Vascellari – whose work has been exhibited at institutions including Paris’ Palais de Tokyo and the Villa Medici in Rome, among many others – has joined forces with online store Yoox.

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“My work as an artist has always been inspired by collaborations that aim to make direct contact with a wider and more diverse audience than the one who generally visits museums,” says Vascellari. Launched earlier this December, Yoox’s engaging seasonal campaign “Holiday Beats. Not ur conventional music show” presents three conversations with a trio of creative forces aired weekly and touching on topics such as sustainability and diversity.

Vascellari is joined by British rapper Stefflon Don and Italian singer Mahmood; all three have finished a custom artwork adorning Yoox’s Holiday capsule collection, with proceeds from sales donated to charities chosen by each talent. For his charity, Vascellari chose the Fondo Forestale Italiano (the Italian Forestry Fund); in tune, his 2019 finished artwork centres on photographs the artist took “during a wonderful full-moon in the Cansiglio Forest while I was looking for animals in the twilight”. Fendi and Sarah Coleman

Roman brand Fendi has invited Sarah Coleman to reimagine its boutique in Miami’s vibrant Design District. At her New York studio, Coleman dreamt-up chairs collaged with archival Fendi images printed on vintage magazine paper and cushions reupholstered using the material of a 1980s Fendi beach bag; a vintage rattan peacock chair has been given a new lease of life, coated in signature yellow acrylic paint.

To mark the occasion, Fendi has released a trio of limited edition takes on Silvia Venturini Fendi’s best-loved Peekaboo ISeeU bags. The three Fendi Artist Peekaboos are fashioned from embossed leather, phosphorescent (FF-shaped) beads and glow in the dark embroideries. Coleman’s warped, optical illusion take on Fendi’s storied FF repeat pattern is the result of Instagram picture editing app FaceTune. Dior and Claire Tabouret

For this year’s fifth reprisal of its Lady Art project, Dior has gathered ten contemporary artists working across the world. The line-up includes iconic American artist Judy Chicago and Claire Tabouret. Trained at both Paris’ prestigious École Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts and The Cooper Union in Manhattan’s East Village, Tabouret’s work has been exhibited widely and features in the permanent collections of institutions such as the Los Angeles County Museum of Art.

The artist has finished two Lady Dior gags, now produced in a limited edition run: made from fake fur, one accessory captures a group of girls dancing; Tabouret’s leather Lady Dior is emblazoned with a self-portrait. Loewe and Ken Price

For a seasonal capsule collection, Loewe creative director Jonathan Anderson turned to Ken Price, among other creations revisiting the American art ceramist’s designs for plates used in Newport Beach’s La Palme restaurant in the 1980s.

Prince’s colourful vistas now dazzle on Loewe ready-to-wear and accessories; elsewhere, the collaboration harvest the Madrid–based brand’s artisanal know-how, seen best in intricately woven leather-basketry and puzzle-like leather marquetry.

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