Larry Flint. 1998 was a big year for Norton who turned in two great performances in Rounders and American History X. Playing as Matt Damon's lowlife best friend, Nortons performance was not recognized due to poor reviews. However, American History X was a bit on the controversial side. Norton played a racist, skinhead turned good and earned himself an Oscar Nomination...
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Norton played a racist, skinhead turned good and earned himself an Oscar Nomination. More recently, Norton has appeared in Fight Club with Brd Pitt, and made his directorial debut in Keeping the Faith.
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