Bloody Great.

As Bill the Butcher, the cleaver-wielding maniac at the heart of Martin Scorsese's 'Gangs of New York,' Daniel Day-Lewis is scaring plenty of filmgoers. That intensity is widely expected to land Day-Lewis his third Oscar nomination, and possibly a second win, to go along with a Golden Globe nod. Born in London to England's poet laureate Cecil Day-Lewis and his wife, actress Jill Balcon, Day-Lewis overdosed on migraine pills and was admitted to a mental hospital after his father's death in 1972. Once linked to actresses Julia Roberts and Winona Ryder, Day-Lewis in 1996 quietly married author and filmmaker Rebecca Miller whom he met while starring in 'The Crucible,' a screen adaptation of the play by her father, Arthur Miller. In the midst of promoting 'Gangs of New York' he spent the holidays mostly in Ireland looking after his son Gabriel-Kane by his ex-girlfriend, French actress Isabelle Adjani.