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Who is Rob Corddry? Net Worth, Wife, Height, Family, Children

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April 18, 2024

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Rob Corddry Wiki Bio

American actor, comedian, film writer and producer Robert William ‘Rob’ Corddry was born in Weymouth, Massachusetts USA, on 4 February 1971, under the zodiac sign of Aquarius. He’s appeared in more than 110 movies and TV series, and is probably best known for his portrayal of M in the 2013 romantic horror comedy movie “Warm Bodies”, written and directed by Jonathan Levine, and which starred Nicholas Hoult, Teresa Palmer and John Malkovich. It follows a zombie who’s saved a girl from an attack, and has now fallen in love with her; the movie won two of its 12 award nominations.

Education and early life

Steven Corddry and his wife Robin (nee Sullivan) raised their son Rob in Weymouth, alongside his younger brother Nate Corddry, who’s today also an actor and comedian – both brothers were Eagle Scouts while growing up. Steven worked as an official at Massachusetts Port Authority, while Robin was a housewife.

Rob studied at Weymouth North High School, and was mostly into playing sports during his four years there; he was on his school’s soccer team, and also played football and basketball. Upon matriculating in 1989, Rob enrolled at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst, graduating with a Bachelor’s degree in English in 1993; it was during his time at college that he fell in love with acting, and appeared in numerous plays performed there, such as “Romeo and Juliet”, “Cat on a Hot Tin Roof”, and “Ten Little Indians”.

Rob moved to New York City in January 1994, wanting to pursue acting; while steadily gaining recognition, he worked at The Metropolitan Museum as a security guard to financially support himself, and he also spent time working in a Mexican restaurant, handing menus to customers.

Roles in TV series

Rob’s debut TV series appearance was in the 1995 comedy “Naked Babies”, and his following role came in 1998, when cast to play various characters in six episodes of the comedy “Upright Citizens Brigade”, created by Matt Besser, Amy Poehler and Ian Roberts, who also starred in it; it follows the lives of four specials agents as they’re wreaking havoc around the universe.

Rob went on to play Moses Taylor in the 2005 episodes “Burning Love” and “The Immaculate Election” of the critically acclaimed comedy “Arrested Development”, and the following a couple of years saw him play and voice characters in an episode or two of the comedy mini-series “Gemberling”, the comedy “Curb Your Enthusiasm” and the animated comedy “O’Grady” (voice role).

In 2007, he portrayed Glen Abbott in the comedy “The Winner”, created by Ricky Blitt, and in which starred Erinn Hayes and Keir Gilchrist. It follows a successful man as he’s reflecting to the time when he lived with his parents; the series was nominated for two awards. The remainder of the 2000s saw Rob appear in an episode of the science fiction comedy “Fat Guy Stuck in Internet”, the romantic comedy “Wainy Days”, and the mystery crime drama “Law & Order”.

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— rob corddry (@robcorddry) September 26, 2019

In 2014 Rob played Dr. Jay in the comedy “Wedlock”, starring alongside Mark Duplass and Jennifer Lafleur; it follows Fiona and Dave who’ve hired marriage counselor Dr. Jay Meeks to help them fall in love.

Three of Rob’s most recent TV series roles have been in 11 episodes of the sports reality show “Top Gear America” since 2021, and in 2022 the episode “Trucks” of the historical news comedy “Last Week Tonight with John Oliver”, and the episode “Don’t You Go Far” of the comedy drama “Physical”,

Roles in movies

Rob’s debut film appearance was in the 2000 drama “Catalina Trust”, while a couple of his following roles were in the 2000 short comedy “Picasso by Proxy”, the 2003 comedy “Old School” and the 2004 comedy “Blackballed: The Bobby Dukes Story”.

The year 2006 saw Rob play Gun Salesman in the romantic comedy “Failure to Launch”, directed by Tom Dey, and which starred Matthew McConaughey, Sarah Jessica Parker and Kathy Bates. It follows a man who’s in his 30s and is still living with his parents, while they’ve now hired an interventionist to help him move out; the film was nominated for five awards. Rob appeared in a couple of popular films in the remainder of the 2000s, such as the 2007 romantic comedy “The Ten”, the 2007 comedy “I Now Pronounce You Chuck & Larry”, and the 2009 sports comedy “The Winning Season”.

In 2013, Rob was cast to portray John Mese in the action crime comedy “Pain & Gain”, directed by Michael Bay, and which starred Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson, Mark Wahlberg and Anthony Mackie. It follows three bodybuilders from Florida who’ve been involved in a kidnapping scheme, and the movie was nominated for four awards.

He’s also known for his portrayal of Quincy in the 2017 comedy drama “How to Be a Latin Lover”, directed by Ken Marino, and which starred Eugenia Derbez, Salma Hayek and Raphael Alejandro. It follows a man whose wife has left him after 25 years of marriage; the movie won two of its four award nominations.

Rob’s three most recent film roles have been in the 2019 comedy drama “Benjamin”, and in 2020 the romantic comedy drama “Bad Therapy” and the musical drama “Guided by Voices: My Valuable Hunting Knife”; he’s currently shooting for the upcoming movies “The Donor Party” and “The Senior”.

Other credits

Rob received special thanks for the 2015 romantic comedy movie “The Meddler”.

He has 10 writing, nine producing and a single directing credit. His writing debut was the 1995 series “Naked Babies”, while his producing debut was 11 episodes of the 2013 comedy series “Newsreaders”. A couple of Rob’s most notable writing credits include the 2015 episode “Family” of the comedy series “This Is Not Happening”, all the 87 episodes of the 2016 comedy series “Childrens Hospital”, and 10 episodes of the 2020 comedy series “Medical Police”.

Rob’s made a guest appearance in the talk-shows “Life is Short with Justin Long”, “Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard”, and “The Talk”, amongst others.

Awards and nominations

Rob’s won five of his 12 award nominations. He and his colleagues won two Primetime Emmys for Outstanding Special Class – Short-Format Live-Action Entertainment Programs in 2012 and 2013, as well as a 2016 Emmy for Outstanding Short Form Comedy or Drama Series, all for their series “Childrens Hospital”.

Rob also won a 2009 Webby Award for Video – Comedy: Longform, and a 2016 Primetime Emmy for Outstanding Actor in a Short Form Comedy or Drama Series, both for “Childrens Hospital”.

Love life and wife

Rob hasn’t shared a lot about his love life with his fans, but it’s still known that he’s today a married man. He exchanged vows with non-celebrity American Sandra Beth Leftowits in 2002, but the ceremony was private, and not many details about it are known, including its exact date. Sandra gave birth to their daughter Sloane Sullivan Corddry on 3 July 2006, and their second daughter Marlo Stevenson Corddry followed on 12 November 2008.

Rob hasn’t mentioned any women whom he perhaps dated prior to meeting Sandra,; he’s married to Sandra Beth Leftowits as of September 2022, and has two daughters with her.

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Interesting facts and hobbies

Rob spent some time honing his acting skills at the Upright Citizens Brigade.

He became a member of Theta Chi fraternity while attending the University of Massachusetts.

Rob’s wife Sandra was featured in a sketch about him, in which he wants to have a threesome.

He enjoys running his Instagram account, onto which he’s posted nearly 350 pictures and videos, and which is currently followed by over 110,000 people.

Rob likes to travel, whether for work or pleasure, and enjoys vacationing in Italy and France the most.

He’s a huge fan of fast cars, and an interview with him was featured in an issue of the magazine “Top Gear America”.

Rob’s favorite actors are Tom Hanks and Bruce Willis, and some of his favorite movies include “Cast Away”, “Greyhound”, and “Big”.

Height, eyes and net worth

Rob’s age is 51. He’s bald and has brown eyes, his height’s 5ft 11ins (1.8m) and his weight is about 170lbs (78kgs).

Rob’s net worth’s been estimated at over $10 million as of September 2022.

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What happened to Tom Hulce? What is he doing today? Biography

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April 18, 2024

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Who is Tom Hulce?

American actor and producer Thomas Edward ‘Tom’ Hulce, was born in Detroit, Michigan USA, on 6 December 1953, making his zodiac sign Sagittarius. He’s appeared in 29 movies and TV series, and is perhaps still best known for his playing of the lead character Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart in the critically acclaimed 1984 biographical musical movie “Amadeus”, directed by Milos Forman, and which also starred F. Murray Abraham and Elizabeth Berridge. It follows the life of Mozart as seen through the eyes of composer Antonio Salieri, who was jealous of his talent, and even claimed to have killed Mozart. The movie won 51 of its 66 award nominations, including eight Oscar wins for Best Picture, Best Actor in a Leading Role and Best Director, amongst others.

Tom retired from acting in 2008, and has since been focused on producing and directing theatre plays, as well as TV movies and series.

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Education and early life

Tom and his three siblings were raised in Detroit by their father Raymond Albert Hulce who was employed at the Ford Motor Company, and their mother Joanna Winkleman who was a singer, and performed with All-Girl Orchestra.

Tom grew up wanting to become a famous singer, and began taking lessons when he was nine, however, his voice changed in his teenage years, and he thus chose acting over singing. He was 15 when he left home and went on to study at Interlochen Arts Academy; upon matriculating in 1972, Tom enrolled at North Carolina School of the Arts, but quitting a year before he was to graduate.

He enrolled at Beloit College a couple of years later, and eventually graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree.

Roles in TV series

Tom’s debut TV series appearance was in the 1976 episode “Song of Myself” of the drama mini-series “The American Parade”, and a couple of his following roles were in the 1976 episode “Chapter X: John Quincy Adams, Congressman” of the historical drama “The Adams Chronicles”, three episodes of the 1983 comedy drama “St. Elsewhere”, and the 1986 episode “The Rise and Rise of Daniel Rocket” of the romantic comedy drama “American Playhouse”.

The year 1986 also saw Tom play Quinn in the family comedy drama “Tall Tales & Legends”, which starred David McCharen, Stewart Duvall and Shelley Duvall; it covers various mythical characters throughout history, aired from 1985 to ‘88 and won two of its six award nominations.

Tom then played Joe in the 1993 horror thriller drama “The Hidden Room”; it starred Mimi Kuzyk, Yannick Bisson and Don Francks, and each episode follows a woman struggling in life. The series was nominated for 14 awards.

Tom’s since had only a single TV series role: he voiced Keith in the 1995 episode “She’s the Boss” of the comedy “Frasier”, which aired from 1993 to 2004, and won 167 of its 443 award nominations.

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Roles in movies

Tom’s debut film appearance was in the 1977 drama “Emily, Emily”, and he could then have been seen playing supporting characters in the 1977 drama “September 30, 1955”, the 1978 comedy “National Lampoon’s Animal House”, and the 1980 romantic comedy “Those Lips, Those Eyes”.

Tom portrayed Jonathan in the 1985 comedy drama “Echo Park”, and then gained recognition in 1988, with his playing of C. C. Drood in the mystery crime drama “Slam Dance”, directed by Wayne Wang, and in which he starred alongside Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio and Virginia Madsen. It follows an artist who’s been framed with a murder, and the movie was nominated for two awards.

A couple of Tom’s roles in the remainder of the ‘80s were in the 1988 drama “Dominick and Eugene”, another 1988 drama “Shadowman”, and the 1989 comedy drama “Parenthood”.

The year 1993 saw him play Brillstein in the thriller drama “Fearless”, directed by Peter Weir, and which starred Jeff Bridges, Isabella Rossellini and Rosie Perez. It follows a man who’s just survived a plane crash, and the film won six of its 16 award nominations, including an Oscar nomination for Best Actress in a Supporting Role (Rosie Perez).

Tom could then have been seen playing and voicing characters in the 1994 romantic horror drama “Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein”, the 1995 romantic adventure “Wings of Courage”, and the 1996 animated family drama “The Hunchback of Notre Dame” (voice role).

He retired from acting with his voicing of Quasimodo in the 1996 video game “Disney’s Animated Storybook: The Hunchback of Notre Dame”, but has since returned for three roles: in the 2002 animated adventure comedy “The Hunchback of Notre Dame II” (voice role), the 2006 fantasy comedy drama “Stranger Than Fiction” and the 2008 action science fiction adventure “Jumper”.

Other credits

Tom received special thanks for the 2002 documentary video “The Making of ‘Amadeus”, and the 2018 comedy film “Stuck”.

He produced the 2004 romantic movie “A Home at the End of the World”, and the 2018 romantic comedy drama “The Seagull”.

Tom’s been featured in many documentary movies, including the 1997 “The Reality Trip”, the 2009 “Kyle Riabko: The Lead” and the 2022 “Spring Awakening: Those You’ve Known”.

Some of the talk-shows in which Tom’s made a guest appearance include “Wogan”, “Lou Rawls Parade of Stars”, and “The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson”.

Awards and nominations

Tom’s won four of his 14 award nominations, including a 1985 Oscar nomination for Best Actor in a Leading Role, for his performance in “Amadeus”.

He won a 1985 David di Donatello Award for Migliore Attore Straniero (Best Foreign Actor) and a 1985 Silver Ribbon for Best Foreign Actor at the Italian National Syndicate of Film Journalists Awards, both for his performance in “Amadeus”. Tom also won a 1996 Primetime Emmy for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Miniseries or a Special, and a 1996 Annie Award for Best Individual Achievement, Voice Acting, both for his performance in “The Heidi Chronicles.

He’s also been nominated for four Golden Globes, in 1985 (“Amadeus”), 1989 (“Dominick and Eugene”), 1991 (“Murder in Mississippi”) and 1996 (“The Heidi Chronicles”).

Love life and sexual orientation

While giving an interview to the weekly newspaper “Seattle Gay News”, Tom revealed that he was gay. He also spoke about the rumors which were circulating media at that time, stating that he wasn’t married to Italian woman Cecilia Ermini, and that they didn’t have a daughter Anya together; there are even today many articles on the internet, which mistakenly claim that Tom’s married to Cecilia.

Tom hasn’t spoken of the men whom he’s perhaps been with, but it’s believed that he’s been in a couple of relationships; there’s a rumor that he once dated American theatre producer Stephen Spinella, but this remains unconfirmed.

Tom seems to be unattached as of October 2022, hasn’t married and doesn’t have children.

Interesting facts and hobbies

Tom produced the critically acclaimed Broadway play “Spring Awakening”, which in 2007 won eight Tony Awards.

He has a ‘messaging’ Instagram account, which is today followed by nearly 1,000 people, and numbers over 30 pictures and videos posted onto it; it’s believed that Tom often answers his fans’ questions related to theatre plays, and he occasionally posts their original art which they send to him.

Tom’s work has taken him all around the world, and he’s become quite passionate about travelling; his favorite city to travel to is Rome, Italy.

His favorite movie directors are Steven Spielberg, Quentin Tarantino and Francis Ford Coppola, and some of his favorite films include “Jaws”, “West Side Story” and “Schindler’s List”.

Height, eyes and net worth

Tom’s age is 68. His eyes are blue and his hair’s gray, he weighs around 165lbs (75kgs) and he’s 5ft 6ins (1.69m) tall.

Tom’s net worth’s been estimated at over $15 million as of October 2022.

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About Manny Jacinto from ‘Top Gun 2’: Height, Age, Net Worth

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April 18, 2024

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Who is Manny Jacinto?

Canadian actor Manuel Luis ‘Manny’ Jacinto was born in Manila, the Philippines, on 19 August 1987, making his zodiac sign Leo; he and his family moved to Canada when he was three. He’s had roles in over 40 movies and TV series, and is probably best known for his portrayal of Jason Mendoza in the critically acclaimed fantasy comedy series “The Good Place”, which Michael Schur created, and which starred Jameela Jamil, William Jackson Harper and Kristen Bell. It follows four friends who’ve met in the afterlife, the series aired from 2016 to 2020, and won 34 of its 192 award nominations.

Education and early life

Manny was raised an only child by his parents of Chinese and Filipino descent in Richmond, British Columbia; it’s believed that his mother was a homemaker, and his father a businessman.

Manny grew up being interested mostly in playing sports, excelling in both basketball and baseball; he studied at Vancouver College, a Catholic all-boys high school. It was during his four years there that he acted for the first time, playing a supporting character in a school play when he was 16, and he then went on to appear in several plays prior to matriculating in 2005.

Manny then enrolled at the University of British Columbia, graduating with a Bachelor’s degree in civil engineering in 2009; he entered a couple of hip hop competitions in the following two years, prior to moving to Los Angeles, California, in pursuit of an acting career.

Roles in movies

Manny’s debut film appearance was in the 2012 short action “Broken Sword: Shadow of the Blade”, and a couple of his following roles were in the short fantasy drama “Tele”, the romantic comedy drama “John Apple Jack”, and the short comedy drama “#Fix”, all released in 2013.

The year 2014 saw him play Eric in the biographical comedy drama “The Unauthorized Saved by the Bell Story”, which Jason Lapeyre created, and which starred Tiera Skovbye, Dylan Everett and Sam Kindseth. It tells the story of six actors who were cast to star in the critically acclaimed 1989 comedy series “Saved by the Bell”, and the movie won one of its three award nominations.

Manny could then have been seen playing Jamie Lang in the drama “Paper Angels”, Kevin in the drama “Only Human” both in 2014, and Desk Soldier in the 2015 action horror “Dead Rising: Watchtower”.

The year 2016 saw him portray Travis in the horror comedy “Peelers”, which Seve Schelenz directed, and which starred Madison J. Loos, Caz Odin Darko and Wren Walker. It follows a strip club owner who has to defend the club and her employees now that infected people have begun attacking them; the film won 16 of its 56 award nominations.

Manny was then cast to play Waring ‘Wade’ Espiritu in the 2018 mystery crime drama “Bad Times at the El Royale”, and to voice Shinobu in the 2021 animated adventure drama “Belle”.

One of his most recent movie roles has been his portrayal of Lieutenant Billy ‘Fritz’ Avalone in the 2022 action drama “Top Gun: Maverick”, directed by Joseph Kosinski, and which starred Tom Cruise, Jennifer Connelly and Miles Teller. It follows Maverick who’s still the best naval aviator after 30 years, and now has to lead his team in a top secret elite mission; the movie was nominated for nine awards.

Manny’s currently shooting for the upcoming movies “The Knife”, “Cora Bora” and “Balestra”.

Roles in TV series

Manny’s debut TV series role was in the 2013 episode “Selfless, Brave and True” of the romantic fantasy adventure “Once Upon a Time”, and the following years saw him appear in an episode of the fantasy horror drama “Supernatural”, the documentary drama “Untold stories of the ER”, and the mystery science fiction drama “The 100”.

Manny next appeared in 2015, as Wing Lei in 10 episodes of the crime drama “The Romeo Section”, created by Chris Haddock, and which starred Andrew Airlie, Juan Diedinger and Eugene Lipinski. It follows a group of spies who call themselves The Romeo Section, and the series won seven of its 21 award nominations.

Manny was then in the 2016 episode “Life Is a Carnival” of the musical comedy drama “Roadies”, and the 2017 episode “Sacrifice” of the drama “The Good Doctor”. In 2021, he portrayed Code in the popular mystery horror mini-series “Brand New Cherry Flavor”, created by Nick Antosca and Lenore Zion, and which starred Rosa Salazar, Catherine Keener and Eric Lange. It follows Lisa Nova who’s trying to succeed as a movie director in 1990 Los Angeles – the series won one of its two award nominations.

Manny’s since had roles in two TV series: the 2021 mystery thriller mini-series “Nine Perfect Strangers”, and the 2022 science fiction podcast “Marigold Breach” (voice role) – he’s currently shooting for the two upcoming series “Hailey’s On It!” and “The Acolyte”.

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— POPSUGAR (@POPSUGAR) August 24, 2021

Other credits

In 2021 and 2022, Manny was featured in seven episodes of the documentary podcast series “Last Known Position”.

He’s made a guest appearance in talk-shows “The Drew Barrymore Show”, “Made in Hollywood” and “Hollywood First Look Features”, amongst others.

Awards and nominations

Manny’s been nominated for three awards – for a 2016 Leo Award for Best Supporting Performance by a Male in a Dramatic Series, for “The Romeo Section”, then he and his colleagues for a 2018 Gold Derby TV Award for Ensemble of the Year, and a 2020 IGN Summer Movie Award for Best TV Ensemble, both for their performance in “The Good Place”.

Love life and fiancé

Manny’s quite secretive when it comes to sharing the details of his love life with his fans, but has still revealed that today he’s taken.

He announced in November 2019 that he had become engaged to popular Canadian actress Dianne Doan; she’s had roles in close to 30 movies and TV series, and is perhaps best known for her playing of Mai Ling in the action crime series “Warrior”, which has been airing since 2019. Dianne’s also known for her performance in the action adventure series “Vikings”, the romantic comedy series “Good Trouble”, and the action adventure series “Agents of S. H. I. E. L. D.”.

The two are yet to exchange vows, but they can often be seen spending time together in public.

Manny hasn’t mentioned the women whom he dated prior to meeting Dianne; he’s now engaged to Dianne Doan as of October 2022, hasn’t married and doesn’t have children.

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Interesting facts and hobbies

Manny’s highly popular on Instagram, and there are over 550,000 people following him on the social media network, although he’s only posted 19 pictures and videos onto his account.

He left Vancouver, Canada because he was disappointed with the lack of Asian actors and actresses there.

Manny’s still passionate about dancing, and takes lessons nearly every day.

He enjoys being physically active, and besides working out at the gym, also likes to cycle, hike and play tennis.

Manny’s favorite actors are Richard Gere and Tom Hanks, and some of his favorite movies include “Chicago”, “The Jackal” and “Autumn in New York”.