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Kevin Pollak

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Age
54
Birthday
Oct. 30th, 1957
Born in
San Francisco, California, USA
Height
5' 5"

Kevin Pollak's Main TV Roles

Show Character(s)
The Lost Room TV Show
The Lost Room
Celebrity Poker Showdown TV Show
Celebrity Poker Showdown
Dinner for Five TV Show
Dinner for Five
Our Little Genius TV Show
Our Little Genius
Coming of Age TV Show
Coming of Age
Perversions of Science TV Show
Perversions of Science
Project Greenlight TV Show
Project Greenlight
Work With Me TV Show
Work With Me
 

Main Movie Roles

2010 - Cop Out
2008 - Tortured
2008 - Otis
2006 - The Santa Clause 3: The Escape Clause
2005 - The Aristocrats
2004 - Our Time Is Up
2004 - The Whole Ten Yards
2003 - Rolling Kansas
2003 - Blizzard
2002 - Frank McKlusky, C.I.
2002 - Juwanna Mann
2001 - 3000 Miles to Graceland
2001 - Dr. Dolittle 2
2001 - The Wedding Planner
2000 - Steal This Movie
2000 - The Whole Nine Yards
1999 - She's All That
1999 - End of Days
1999 - The Sex Monster
1998 - Buffalo '66
1997 - Truth or Consequences, N.M.
1996 - Cannes Man
1996 - That Thing You Do!
1995 - The Usual Suspects
1995 - Casino
1995 - Canadian Bacon
1995 - Grumpier Old Men
1995 - Miami Rhapsody
1994 - Clean Slate
1993 - Indian Summer
1993 - Grumpy Old Men
1993 - Wayne's World 2
1992 - A Few Good Men
1991 - Another You
1991 - Ricochet
1991 - L.A. Story
1990 - Avalon
1988 - Willow

NOTE: Complete List of Works can be found at IMDB


BIOGRAPHY:

Born in San Francisco in 1957 and a stand-up comedy performer at age 10, actor Kevin Pollak turned professional comedian a decade later and was puttering around from city to city when film roles beckoned. Pollak refocused thereafter on acting in what would be a wise and profitable career move. Landing his first film role in George Lucas (I)' Willow (1988), directed by Ron Howard (I), became the wind beneath his wings, and he has been sailing ever since. Critically noticed for his role in Avalon (1990), it was Rob Reiner's A Few Good Men (1992) that shot him up the credit's list. Adept at displaying smarmy and/or shady, smug characters, such showy roles in The Usual Suspects (1995) and Casino (1995) were his reward. He co-created and co-executive produced _Underworld, The (1997)_ along with actress/writer/partner/wife Lucy Webb (I). They also appeared together in the movies _Don's Analyst, The (1997)_ and Outside Ozona (1998). Not only starring in two of his own HBO stand-up comedy specials, Pollak returned to the live stand-up stage in 2001, headlining a sold out 20 city tour. Most recently he co-starred with Bruce Willis and Matthew Perry (I) in The Whole Ten Yards (2004), a sequel to the hit comedy The Whole Nine Yards (2000).


TRIVIA:
  • He got his first paid job as a comedian when he was 18 years old, working one night in a nightclub in the city of Campbell, California. Seven years later, in 1982, Pollak took second place in the San Francisco International Comedy Competition. Exactly one year after that, he moved to Los Angeles to begin a film and television career.
  • Started out with stand-up comedy and is a great impressionist.
  • A stand up comic at Mark Ridley's Comedy Castle in Detroit, featuring the talents of 'Tim Allen (I)' (qv) and 'D.B. Dickerson' (qv)
  • Born in San Francisco, Pollak lived and worked in the Bay Area until he was 26.
  • Shares a birthday with his own father.
  • Does such a good impression of 'Alan Arkin' (qv) that a message he left on 'Alan Arkin' (qv)'s answering machine confused 'Alan Arkin' (qv) into thinking he had left himself a message.
  • Was in two movies with the line "the greatest trick the devil ever pulled was making the world believe he didn't exist" (_The Usual Suspects (1995)_ (qv) and _End of Days (1999)_ (qv). Then eventually played the devil in _Deal of a Lifetime (1999)_ (qv).
  • Runs Calm Down Productions with wife 'Lucy Webb (I)' (qv).

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