John Malkovich has obtained Croatian citizenship during a brief ceremony announced by Minister Davor Bozinovic.
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American actor John Malkovich, at the age of 72, became a Croatian citizen on Tuesday, following an official ceremony. The announcement was made by Croatian Minister Davor Bozinovic on social media X, emphasizing that Malkovich, known for his significant contributions to cinema, is taking on a new role as a citizen of Croatia. Born on December 9, 1953, in Illinois, Malkovich has Croatian roots through his paternal grandparents, who emigrated from Ozalj, Croatia. Additionally, the actor has English, French, German, and Scottish ancestry from his mother’s side. Malkovich is recognized for iconic roles in films such as 'In the Line of Fire,' for which he was nominated for an Oscar, 'Being John Malkovich,' and 'Burn After Reading.' This new identity underscores his connection to the homeland of his grandparents.
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