Will Smith

In 1989, he became the hero of the The Fresh Prince of Bel Air, the NBC television album. The single "summertime" to help DJ Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh Prince in 1991 won the second Grammy Award - Best rap song award [1].
In 1993, Willl Smith for the first time in the role on the big screen, in the literary film "a satire on New York intellectuals" six degrees of separation, as a claim to be the black star Xue Poitier son [2].
In 1995, he starred in "bad boys" gangster action movie starring [2]. His salary also rose to $5 million [6].
In 1996, Willl Smith appeared in the action film Independent Day [6].
In November 1997, he released the first album, Big Willie Sytle, [6] for 4 years of war screen. In 1997 and 2002, the first two parts of the black man were awarded over 1 billion dollars in the world. The two themes of the movie were also interpreted by Willl Smith himself in [1].
In 1999, Willl Smith's personal debut album "Big Willie Style" and another single Gettin'Jiggy wit It again won Grammy's best individual rap performance award. It also set a new Grammy record: two singles from the same album won the same awards in different years. The same year, Smith film "Wild Wild West", and performed the theme song of the same name for the film, but he refused to play "the matrix" in the role of Neol [1].
Willl Smith - seven pounds
Willl Smith - seven pounds
Since 2002, Weill put the center of gravity on the film, filming "black men 2" and "I, robot" and many other films.
In 2005, Weill released the album "Lost and Found" [1].
In 2006, his starring "when happiness came to the door" was shown. His performance in the film made him nominated for the seventy-ninth Oscar prize for best actor.
In 2007, the science fiction, action film, "I was legend", starred by Willl Smith, was shown [7].
In 2012, "black clothes Man 3", starring Willl Smith, was shown [8-10].
In 2016, Willl Smith starred in the suicide team, playing the dead shooter [11]. In December, the Forbes magazine published the list of the lowest ten stars in Hollywood in 2016, ranking second. [12]
In 2017, a sci-fi thriller "Gemini star" officially scheduled October 4, 2019 North American release, Smith who played horns