Warren Beatty Height, Weight, Age, Body Statistics

Warren Beatty is an award-winning American actor, director, producer, and writer who is best known for starring in films like Bonnie and Clyde (1967), Reds (1981), Dick Tracy (1990), Bugsy (1991), Bulworth (1998), and many more.

Sun Sign

Aries

Residence

Los Angeles, California, United States

Nationality

Girlfriend / Spouse

Warren has dated –

1. (1958)
2. (1960)
3. Leslie Caron (1960-1966)
4. (1960-1963)
5. (1961)
6. (1963)
7. Julie Christie (1968-1974)
9. (1969)
10. (1969) – RUMOR
11. Mamie Van Doren
13. (1970)
14. (1971)
16. Jacqueline Kennedy
17. (1971)
18. (1972)
19. (1974)
20. Judy Carne
21. Michelle Phillips (1976-1977)
22. Kate Jackson (1977)
23. Candice Bergen
25. Iman (1977)
26. (1980-1981)
29. Connie Chung
30. (1984)
31. (1986-1987)
32. (1987)
34. (1989-1990)
35. (1990)
36. (1990-1991)
37. (1992)
38. (1991-Present) – Warren married actress Annette Bening on March 3, 1992. The couple has 2 sons and 2 daughters together – sons Stephen Ira Beatty (born Kathlyn Elizabeth) (b. January 8, 1992), Benjamin Beatty (b. August 23, 1994) and daughters Isabel Beatty (b. January 11, 1997), Ella Beatty (b. April 8, 2000).

Sexual Orientation

Straight

Distinctive Features

His lothario image

Brand Endorsements

Warren’s screen image was used to endorse the ‘Xfinity’ brand in 2015.

Warren Beatty Favorite Things

• Cartoon Characters – Daffy Duck, Johnny Bravo
• Actor – Charles Boyer
• TV Shows – Texaco Star Theatre

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Warren Beatty Facts

1. His ex-girlfriend, singer Carly Simon referenced him in her popular song titled You’re So Vain in 1972.
2. Beatty has received 14 Oscar nominations as of 2019 but has won only once as ‘Best Director’ for Reds. Additionally, he has the distinction of being nominated in 4 different categories (acting, directing, writing, and producing) for a single film twice in Heaven Can Wait (1978) and Reds (1981).
3. During the 89th Academy Awards in 2017, Warren and his Bonnie and Clyde co-star erroneously announced La La Land as the ‘Best Picture’ winner after having received the wrong envelope. The mistake was rectified soon after and Moonlight was declared as the real winner. The following year, the pair was again invited and successfully awarded the ‘Best Picture’ honor to The Shape of Water without any hassle.

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