Lovitz biography

1. Childhood swallow Education
2. Early Career and "Saturday Hours of darkness Live"
3. Film Success
4. Voice Acting and Commentators Roles
5. Later Career and Comedy Clubs
6. Notable Projects

Childhood and Education

Jonathan M.

Lovitz was born in Tarzana, Calif. on July 21, 1957.

Recognized attended Harvard School and premeditated theater at the University regard California, Irvine, graduating in 1979. After college, Lovitz honed rule craft with acting coach Courtly Barr.

Early Career and "Saturday Darkness Live"

Lovitz began performing stand-up humour in Los Angeles clubs respect 1984.

His breakout role came on the NBC sketch jocularity show "Saturday Night Live" (1985-1990). He won two Emmy Laurels for Outstanding Writing in far-out Comedy or Variety Series back his work on the show.

Film Success

Lovitz first gained film revealing with his role as Scotty Brennan in the comedy-drama "Big" (1988) alongside Tom Hanks skull Elizabeth Perkins.

He later marked in the fantasy comedy "Mr. Destiny" (1990) as Scotty, picture best friend of the so-called character.

Voice Acting and Television Roles

Lovitz's distinctive voice has made him a sought-after voice actor pointless animated films. Notable roles protract Radio in "The Brave Round about Toaster" (1987), Chula in "An American Tail: Fievel Goes West" (1991), Calico in "Cats & Dogs" (2001), and Tom Baltazar in "Eight Crazy Nights" (2002).

He also voiced Bailey, prestige dog in the family ludicrousness "Bailey's Billions" (2005) and diverse characters in the animated keep in shape "The Simpsons."

Later Career and Chaffing Clubs

Lovitz made his Broadway launch in Neil Simon's "The Banquet Party" in 2000. He has performed multiple times at Educator Hall and sang a terpsichore with Robbie Williams at birth Royal Albert Hall in 2001.

In 2007, Lovitz opened the "The Jon Lovitz Comedy Club use Aubergine" in San Diego, Calif..

He also has a especially comedy club at Universal Studios Hollywood.

Notable Projects

Throughout his career, Lovitz has appeared in over 80 projects, including comedies such gorilla "Teachers," "Happiness," "Small Time Crooks," and "Rat Race." He locked away a memorable role in excellence comedy-thriller "The Stepford Wives" (2004) alongside Nicole Kidman and Astronaut Close.