Alan's most prized possession was a 1964 Mustang, which he named "Old Sock."
Favorite movie is Smokey and the Bandit.
Threw a "We Don't Work for FOX Anymore" party for the cast and crew of the short lived TV series "Firefly" upon hearing of its being cancelled.
Alan Tudyk Detailed Biography
Alan Tudyk has had leading stage roles in off-beat productions as well as scene-stealing supporting turns in film. In 2002, he starred as Wash in Fox's Firefly, a science fiction-western fantasy set in space. He reprises the role in a new feature film, Serenity, based on the series.
On the big screen, Tudyk starred as the soft-spoken and kind voice of Sonny in I, Robot in addition to providing several of the voices in the animated feature film Ice Age. He recently completed the independent feature film Ralph's Club. Tudyk's other film roles include Sir William's squire, Wat, in A Knight's Tale opposite Heath Ledger; the cocaine-addicted German stripper Gerhardt in 28 Days, opposite Sandra Bullock; and Monte Man in Hearts in Atlantis, opposite Anthony Hopkins. His
additional feature credits include Wonder Boys with Michael Douglas, Patch Adams starring Robin Williams, and 35 Miles to Normal.
After attending the Juilliard School, Tudyk appeared in several regional and offBroadway productions before making his Broadway debut in Jerry Zak's play Epic Proportions with Kristin Chenoweth. Other stage work includes The Most Fabulous Story Ever Told, Oedipus Rex, Misalliance, Much Ado About Nothing, A Midsummer Night's Dream and Bunny Bunny, for which he received both the Clarence Derwent and Drama League Awards for Best New York Debut of 1997.
