After the critical disappointment of '' Hulk '' and '' Troy '' , critics questioned Bana 's bankability in big-budget films . He responded in '' Empire Magazine '' : " It 's not like it Hulk was a flop . When you 're on a long shoot it is a long personal investment . If I was n't happy with the end result I 'd be bloody upset , but in every case so far I 've been happy . '' Troy '' could take $ 50 and I would n't regret it . " The following year , Bana co-starred with Daniel Craig and Geoffrey Rush in Steven Spielberg 's controversial film '' Munich '' . Bana played Avner , a Mossad agent , who is ordered to track down and kill the Black September terrorists thought to be responsible for the massacre of Israeli athletes at the 1972 Summer Olympics . The film was a critical success , and was nominated for five Academy Awards in 2006 . The '' Los Angeles Times '' wrote that Bana as Avner " projects a combination of sensitivity and ruthlessness and ... knows how to present a face for which worry is a new experience . " In 2006 , Bana was invited to join the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences . '' Lucky You '' , a romantic comedy on which Bana worked before filming '' Munich '' , was released in early 2007 . In the film , he played Huck Cheever , a professional poker player who must overcome his personal problems to win a high-stakes tournament in Las Vegas . His next film was the Australian drama '' Romulus , My Father '' ( 2007 ) . The film , based on Raimond Gaita 's memoir of the same name , portrays a couple and their struggle in the face of adversity to raise their son . The film was a critical success , and Bana 's performance earned him a second Australian Film Institute Award for Best Actor . In 2007 , he also returned to his Australian TV roots by appearing in hit comedy '' Kath & Kim '' as himself
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