Patrick Warburton - Biography

Last Editor: julipane				Patrick Warburton Biography -   Name : Patrick Warburton Profession : Actor Birth Details : born November 14, 1964 Height : 6' 3" (1.91 m) Spouse : Cathy (February 1991 - present) 4 children Trade mark : Monotone, deep voice, massively-built frame, and nonchalant attitude often displayed in various characters he plays.

Patrick Warburton Trivia -

Third child born [1998] Studied marine biology at Orange Coast College, where he met his wife, Cathi. Was a model for Bugle Boy Clothes. Fourth child born, October 2000 Son of Barbara Lord Suffered through what may be the longest flogging in screen history in the 1987 movie, "Dragonard." He plays a slave on a 17th-century Caribbean island who's sentenced to 100 lashes across his back for insubordination to his master. The lashes are delivered in the public square, are counted out by enthusiastic spectators, and from start to finish consume about 3 minutes and 50 seconds of screen time. Scene in A Mighty Wind (2003) was cut and is in the deleted scenes on the DVD. Dropped the puck to start the game after the New Jersey Devils raised their 1995 Stanley Cup banner as the "face Painter" character from Seinfeld. Chosen for the part of the Tick on the short lived live action series due to his size. The producers were astonished by the size of the "crater" he left in the couch when he came in to discuss the role. Appeared in Big Trouble with Tim Allen. Both have voiced Buzz Lightyear.

Patrick Warburton Detailed Biography -

Patrick Warburton (born November 14, 1964) is a mostly comic and mild mannered actor who was raised in Paterson, New Jersey, and studied Marine Biology at Orange Coast College in Costa Mesa, California. In the mid to late 1990s, he was best known for his role as David Puddy on Seinfeld, the indifferent and pompous boyfriend to Elaine Benes. He also starred in FOX's short-lived live-action series The Tick, in the title role. He has also appeared in Australian film The Dish as a NASA official and on NewsRadio as Jimmy James's nemesis, Johnny Johnson. He had a role on the mid-1990s CBS sitcom Dave's World. Warburton has put his booming, authoritative voice to use for several animated films and TV programs, including a lead character in Game Over, and Buzz Lightyear in Buzz Lightyear of Star Command. He plays Mr. Barkin in the Disney Channel show Kim Possible, and also joined the cast of Less Than Perfect in 2003. He also voices the role of disabled cop Joe Swanson on FOX's animated sitcom Family Guy, and the sorceress' slightly doltish assistant Kronk in Disney's The Emperor's New Groove, who happens to be able to speak and understand squirrel. Turning deeper into the 20th century, his next major project was on William Street's The Venture Bros., under Cartoon Network's Adult Swim programming block; in it he voices the Venture family's brutally effective bodyguard and former secret agent Brock Samson. As Warburton is regarded as a handsome, muscular man, his roles (both vocal and visual) often have him parodying the stereotypical gung-ho, square-jawed, all-American who is usually a little short on brains, but overflowing with enthusiasm (or what his characters many times see as "patriotism"). His roles also often satirize his own body-builder looks and "official"-sounding voice. Also appeared as Steven Stone in the 2000 movie Scream 3. Patrick Warburton is the voice in the "Carrier" commericals for their Air-Conditioning and HVAC units and was also the voice of Superman in The Adventures of Seinfeld and Superman for American Express and the voice of Mr. X in The X's. He is the voice of "Lewis" in the "Lewis & Clark" radio commercials for Horizon Air with Richard Kind as "Clark". Warburton is also featured in the "preboarding" film shown to guests at Soarin' Over California (located in Disney's California Adventure Park). This same film is shown at Soarin', located in Epcot at the Walt Disney World Resort. Warburton appeared on GSN's Poker Royale Celebrities vs. the Pros tournament in 2005. He made it to the Grand Finale and won the $50,000 grand prize.