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Steve Carell
Steve Carell, one of American comedy's most popular faces, is now celebrated as the funniest man on the cover of Life Magazine and on NBC's SNL, where he hosted the 2005-2006 season premiere. He became an unusually versatile comic after... [more]
Steve Carell, one of American comedy's most popular faces, is now celebrated as the funniest man on the cover of Life Magazine and on NBC's SNL, where he hosted the 2005-2006 season premiere. He became an unusually versatile comic after more than two decades of improv skits and bit parts, and received the 2006 Golden Globe Award for Best Actor in Television Comedy for the leading role of Michael Scott in his remake of Britain's existential comedy "The Office" (2005).
He was born Steven John Carell on August 16, 1962, into an Italian-American family in Concord, Massachusetts, USA. He was educated at The Fenn School, an all boys private school in Concord, Massachusetts, then at Middlesex School in Concord. He studied and graduated from Denison University in Granville, Ohio, then took acting at Chicago's Second City troupe. Carell made his film debut in 1991, as Tesio in Curly Sue (1991). From 1990-1996 he taught improvisational comedy class and also performed with The Second City troupe in Chicago. During the 1990s he was writing for The Dana Carvey Show, then he had a stint as one of correspondents on The Daily Show with Jon Stewart.
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Meet Gru and Vector, the world's greatest villains, or so they think. "Despicable Me," the upcoming 3D CGI-animated comedy from Universal Pictures, features comedic voices from the likes of Steve Carell, Jason Segel, Russell Brand, Will Arnett, Kristen Wiig, Danny McBride, Jack McBrayer, Mindy Kaling, Jemaine Clement and Julie Andrews. The flick, set for a July 2010 release, is the latest project from "Ice Age" executive producer Chris...
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From mirror.co.uk
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Mark off Dec. 12 on your calendar. Now.
That's the day of Second City's much-anticipated 50th anniversary show "The Second City Alumni: One Night Only."
The venerable comedy troupe just released the line-up of performers, and it is star-studded enough to make you drop whatever you're doing and buy the $125 tickets as soon as they go on sale Thursday at 10 a.m. (at 312-337-3992 and secondcity.com).
Who's in? Stephen Colbert, Steve Carell...
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The Office: Season Five [Blu-ray] (Blu-ray)By Steve Carell Buy new: $41.9931 used and new from $29.64 Customer Rating: First tagged "blu-ray" by Dustin A. Shammo Customer tags: jenna fischer(4), john krasinski(4), steve carell(4), comedy(4), bj novak(3), the office(3), rainn wilson(3), leslie david baker(2), ed helms, creed bratton, mindy kaling, blu-ray
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Risky Business reports that Warner Bros. Pictures has acquired Missing Links , a golf comedy based on a novel from ESPN's Rick Reilly, with Steve Carell loosely attached to star as a golfer angling for a better place to play.
Carell will produce via his Carousel Productions, while the company's Vance DeGeneres and Charlie Hartsock are on board as executive producers. Bobby Cohen ( Revolutionary Road ) is also producing.
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Web Exclusive: Steve Carell is set to produce the comedy -- Warner Bros. is looking for "Missing Links," buying the golf novel and setting it up with Steve Carell to produce as a comedy through his studio-based Carousel Prods. shingle.
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The Patina Restaurant Group has catered the Emmys for 14 years and for the first time, Pinot Bistro will be offering the same Emmys Governors Ball menu the stars will be enjoying tonight. The special Emmys prix fixe dinner will be offered from Sept 21 to the 27.
The Governor's Ball menu features an appetizer of "Flavors from the Farmers Market" including spectacular heirloom tomatoes, filet mignon with a noteworthy polenta ravioli and a...
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USA Today has published this first official look at Steve Carell and Tina Fey in the Shawn Levy-directed Date Night , coming to theaters on April 9, 2010.
Date Night follows a couple (Carell & Fey) who find their routine date night becomes much more than just dinner and a movie. Mark Wahlberg plays a successful and crazily buff securities expert who flirts with Fey's character. James Franco portrays a not-too-bright con man and petty...
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Comedian Steve Carell is par for the course. He’s taking on a leading role in Warner Bros.’ “Missing Links,” according to The Hollywood Reporter. The golf comedy is based on a novel from ESPN’s Rick Reilly.Meanwhile, Variety reports that Matt Damon and Josh Brolin are in talks to join the remake of 1969’s Western “True Grit,” which is slated to begin production next March.
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From accesshollywood.com
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Steve Carell might well be hitting the fairway for new golfing comedy Missing Links. Warners has nabbed the rights to ESPN writer Rick Reilley's 1997 titular novel, which finds a group of bumbling players who dream up various schemes to move them from their run-down local course to membership of an elite nearby club. Jay Lavender, one of the writers behind The Break-Up, has been hired to write the script, and once it's been developed the...
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