Steve Carell - Biography

Last Editor: Ajoyangel				Steve Carell Biography -   Name : Steve Carell Date of birth : 16 August 1963 Place of birth : Concord, Massachusetts, USA Height : 5' 8 Sign : Leo

Steve Carell Trivia -

Daughter Elisabeth born in May 2001. Provides the voice of Gary on Saturday Night Live's "The Ambiguously Gay Duo" cartoons. The voice of Ace is provided by fellow Daily Show correspondent Stephen Colbert. Graduate of Denison University, which is in Granville, Ohio Married to actress/writer Nancy Walls, whom he met while both were writer/performers with the famed Second City comedy troupe in Chicago, Illinois. Daughter Elisabeth Anne Carell born May 25, 2001. Son John born June, 2004. Frequently plays news reporters. When he attended the premiere for Bruce Almighty (2003), he came to the screening with the impression that his scenes were left on the cutting room floor. However, his scenes were in the film and he was pleasantly surprised.

Steve Carell Detailed Biography -

Steve Carell is enjoying a widely varied career that encompasses film and television roles. He is also well known for his appearances as a correspondent on The Daily Show with Jon Stewart. Television audiences will next see Carell starring in the NBC series The Office: An American Workplace, based on the award-winning BBC series The Office. On the big screen, Carell recently starred as the obnoxious news anchor Evan Baxter in the hit comedy Bruce Almighty, directed by Tom Shadyac and starring Jim Carrey, Jennifer Aniston and Morgan Freeman. His upcoming films include Woody Allen's next movie, Melinda and Melinda, which reunites him with Will Ferrell. In addition, Carell is currently collaborating with Anchorman producer Judd Apatow on an as-yet-untitled comedy film, which Apatow will direct from a screenplay he is writing with Carell. Carell is an alumnus of the Second City comedy troupe in Chicago, where he also performed with several noted theatre groups at The Goodman Theater and Wisdom Bridge Theatre. He made his film debut in 1991 in the John Hughes comedy Curly Sue, before segueing to television as a writer and actor on The Dana Carvey Show. Carell went on to land regular roles in the comedy series Over the Top and, more recently, Watching Ellie, starring Julia Louis-Dreyfus.