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Andy Dick
Birthday: December 21, 1965

Birth Place: Charleston, South Carolina, USA
Height: 6' 1"

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Biography

Comedian Andy Dick triumphed over personal tragedy, drug and alcohol addiction, and bad press to become one of Hollywood's most unforgettable — and unconventional — jokesters. Born on December 21, 1965 in Charleston, SC, Dick is the adopted son of the late Allen and Sue Dick. His father, an officer on a nuclear submarine, took the family with him all over the world: Dick and his brother lived in Connecticut, Pennsylvania, New York, and Yugoslavia before settling in Illinois. There, at Joliet West High School, Dick learned that the way to keep people's attention was to make them laugh. He began honing his comedic skills by giving a spontaneous standup routine during freshman orientation and eventually won the race for Homecoming King with the slogan, "Don't vote for a jock, vote for A. Dick." After graduation, Dick briefly attended a local college before abandoning school work for the Chicago comedy scene. He studied improv under Del Close and performed at Chicago's celebrated Second City and the ImprovOlympics while appearing in various commercials. By his early twenties, Dick was doing standup or improv every night of the week, but still worked various day jobs to support his then-wife, Ivonne, and their young son. Dick labored as a delivery guy, a waiter, and as a tour guide before leaving Chicago for Los Angeles in 1988. The move was not an immediate success: Dick's agent dropped him upon arrival, and the comedian could not find a new one. He and Ivonne divorced a year later. Dick continued to perform at coffee houses and open-mike nights when Ben Stiller (whom he met in Chicago) tapped him to appear in the short film Elvis Stories (1989). Three years later, Stiller gave Dick his big break on Fox's The Ben Stiller Show. Performing opposite the likes of Stiller, Janeane Garofalo, and Bob Odenkirk, Dick created the memorable characters Manson Lassie and Skank the sock puppet for the Emmy-winning, but short-lived, sketch comedy program. Dick went on to guest-host Talk Soup and appear on The Nanny, before making a cameo in Stiller's first feature film, Reality Bites (1994), and stealing the Pauly Shore vehicle In the Army Now (1994) from its star. In the meantime, Dick met artist Lena Sved, with whom he had a son and daughter. In 1995, Dick played the son of agents 86 and 99 on Fox's doomed remake of Get Smart. That same year he had much better luck as the naive, bewildered cub reporter Matthew Brock on NBC's NewsRadio. The sitcom was a critical smash, making Dick a tabloid favorite. He instantly made headlines for his frequent drinking and marijuana use, as well as his unique living arrangement: Dick, Sved, and their two children shared a house with Dick's first wife, Ivonne, their son, and her boyfriend. Dick's attempt to go straight was foiled when his Alcoholic Anonymous sponsor and friend since his Chicago days, comedian Chris Farley, died of a drug overdose in December 1997. During breaks from NewsRadio, he appeared in the independent Bongwater (1998) and opposite Stiller in Permanent Midnight (1998), as well as lent his voice to the villain Nuka in The Lion King II: Simba's Pride (1998). Then, after a painful drugged-out phone call to The Howard Stern Show during which he discussed his narcotics addiction and disclosed his bisexuality, Dick checked himself into a rehab center. Shortly after his release, Dick's NewsRadio costar and surrogate father Phil Hartman was killed by his wife in a murder-suicide. A year later, Dick's mentor and friend Del Close also passed away. The next day, at the U.S. Comedy Arts Festival in Aspen, CO, the obviously inebriated Dick shocked audiences during a reunion of The Ben Stiller Show by accosting Stiller and Garofalo. A couple of weeks later, he went bar hopping in Vegas with actor David Strickland, who tragically killed himself later the same night. NBC canceled NewsRadio, which could not recover from the death of Phil Hartman. On the heels of the show's last episode, Dick crashed his car into a Hollywood streetlight and then fled the scene, which was filled with drug paraphernalia. He spent the night in jail before being sentenced to weeks of rehab. Dick emerged later that year with an awe-inspiring comeback. He guest starred as David Spade's romantic rival on Just Shoot Me and appeared as himself in Being John Malkovich (1999). He toured with his rock opera, Andy Dick's Circus of Freaks, and recorded voices for the cartoons Hey Arnold!, Dilbert, and King of the Hill. Dick appeared in several independent pictures and filmed memorable cameos in Road Trip (2000), Loser (2000), and Dude, Where's My Car? (2000). He also reunited with NewsRadio alum Maura Tierney for Spade's prime-time animated series Sammy, before headlining the Family Channel Christmas movie Special Delivery (2000). Tierney then tapped him to appear in her husband Billy Morrissette's directorial debut, Scotland, PA (2001). Dick's biggest coup came in 2001, when MTV let him write, direct, and star in The Andy Dick Show. With such characters as Daphne Aguilera (Christina's mother's friend who lives on the same block) and Zitty McGee (an acne-infested supermodel wannabe), the series became one of the network's highest-rated shows and attracted scores of celebrity guest stars. Rolling Stone dubbed The Andy Dick Show "the funniest thing on TV" and gushed over the first installment of its 2002 season, which opened with an E! True Hollywood Story-like parody of Dick's life entitled, "The Little Angel Clown Who...That Cries." Never complacent, the drug-free, alcohol-free Dick followed up his show's success with roles opposite Luke Wilson and Will Ferrell in Old School (2003) and on television in Less Than Perfect. Dick was one of the many comics who helped explain The Aristocrats, and he has a role in the Dane Cook comedy Employee of the Month.

Movie Credits
Happily N'Ever After (2007)
[ Freddie Prinze Jr. ][ Patrick Warburton ][ Wallace Shawn ][ George Carlin ][ Jon Polito ]
Employee of the Month (2006)
[ Dane Cook ][ Harland Williams ][ Dax Shepard ][ Efren Ramirez ][ Sean Whalen ]
Shark Bait (2006)
[ Freddie Prinze Jr. ][ John Rhys-Davies ][ Rob Schneider ][ R. Lee Ermey ][ Jimmy Bennett ]
Why Are You Hurting Claude? (2006)
[ Patrick Warburton ][ Will Sasso ]
A Crush Grows in Brooklyn (2006)
[ Patrick Warburton ][ Will Sasso ]
The Devil Wears Burberry: Part 2 (2006)
[ Patrick Warburton ][ Will Sasso ]
The Devil Wears Burberry: Part 1 (2006)
[ Patrick Warburton ][ Will Sasso ]
Love Hollywood Style (2006)
[ Stephen Tobolowsky ][ Robert Picardo ][ Bodhi Elfman ][ Kadeem Hardison ][ Peter Greene ]
Danny Roane: First Time Director (2006)
[ Ben Stiller ][ Jack Black ][ Frankie Muniz ][ James Van Der Beek ][ Danny Trejo ]
Toe to Toe (2006)
Bondage (2006)
[ Michael Angarano ][ Griffin Dunne ][ Ezra Buzzington ]
Hoodwinked (2005)
[ Anne Hathaway ][ James Belushi ][ Patrick Warburton ][ Anthony Anderson ][ Chazz Palminteri ]
Getting Up: Contents Under Pressure (2005)
[ Rosario Dawson ][ Giovanni Ribisi ][ Adam West ][ Sean 'P. Diddy' Combs ][ George Hamilton ]
Last Laugh '05 (2005)
[ William Shatner ][ David Koechner ]
AdCorp, Inc. (2005)
Tankman Begins (2005)
[ Christian Bale ][ Jon Heder ]
Nice Guys (2005)
[ Edward Furlong ][ Jason Mewes ][ Danny Trejo ][ Jason Marsden ][ Corin Nemec ]
Last Laugh '04 (2004)
[ Zach Galifianakis ]
Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas (2004)
[ Samuel L. Jackson ][ James Woods ][ William Fichtner ][ Christopher Plummer ][ Wil Wheaton ]
Larceny (2004)
[ Joshua Leonard ][ Michael Lerner ][ Gary Brockette ]
Alanis Morissette: We're with the Band (2004)
Scorched (2003)
[ John Cleese ][ Woody Harrelson ][ Gary Busey ][ David Krumholtz ][ Jeffrey Tambor ]
Old School (2003)
[ Vince Vaughn ][ Will Ferrell ][ Seann William Scott ][ Luke Wilson ][ Jeremy Piven ]
Litter Kills: Litterally (2003)
[ Donald Faison ][ Neil Flynn ]
A Room of One's Clone: The Pie of the Storm (2003)
[ Donald Faison ][ Neil Flynn ]
The Hebrew Hammer (2003)
[ Adam Goldberg ][ Peter Coyote ][ Richard Riehle ][ Tony Cox ][ Sean Whalen ]
MTV: Reloaded (2003)
[ Will Ferrell ]
Film Fest: Tears of a Clone (2002)
[ Michael McDonald ][ Will Forte ]
A.D.D.: The Last 'D' Is for Disorder (2002)
[ Michael McDonald ][ Will Forte ]
Scotland, Pa. (2001)
[ Christopher Walken ][ Tom Guiry ][ James LeGros ][ Kevin Corrigan ][ Josh Pais ]
Zoolander (2001)
[ Ben Stiller ][ Owen Wilson ][ Vince Vaughn ][ Will Ferrell ][ James Marsden ]
Dr. Dolittle 2 (2001)
[ Arnold Schwarzenegger ][ Eddie Murphy ][ Frankie Muniz ][ Steve Zahn ][ Jamie Kennedy ]
Dude, Where's My Car? (2000)
[ Ashton Kutcher ][ Seann William Scott ][ Brent Spiner ][ Hal Sparks ][ David Herman ]
Special Delivery (2000)
Loser (2000)
[ Dan Aykroyd ][ Jason Biggs ][ David Spade ][ Greg Kinnear ][ Paul Simon ]
Picking Up the Pieces (2000)
[ Kiefer Sutherland ][ David Schwimmer ][ Joseph Gordon-Levitt ][ Cheech Marin ][ Lou Diamond Phillips ]
Road Trip (2000)
[ Seann William Scott ][ Breckin Meyer ][ Ethan Suplee ][ DJ Qualls ][ Anthony Rapp ]
The Independent (2000)
[ Ben Stiller ][ Ethan Embry ][ Bob Odenkirk ][ Fred Dryer ][ Billy Burke ]
Stray: Part 2 (2000)
Dixie Chicks on the Fly (2000)
The Sissy Duckling (1999)
[ Stephen Root ]
Inspector Gadget (1999)
[ Matthew Broderick ][ Rupert Everett ][ Rene Auberjonois ][ Richard Kiel ][ Dabney Coleman ]
Freaky Friday (1999)
[ Stephen Root ][ Jon Lovitz ][ Dave Foley ][ Scott Foley ][ Joe Rogan ]
Ploy (1999)
[ Stephen Root ][ Jon Lovitz ][ Dave Foley ][ Scott Foley ][ Joe Rogan ]
Hair (1999)
[ Stephen Root ][ Jon Lovitz ][ Dave Foley ][ Scott Foley ][ Joe Rogan ]
Advice from a Caterpillar (1999)
[ Timothy Olyphant ][ Jon Tenney ][ Robert Joy ]
The Lion King II: Simba's Pride (1998)
[ Matthew Broderick ][ James Earl Jones ][ Jason Marsden ][ Nathan Lane ][ Hans Zimmer ]
Permanent Midnight (1998)
[ Ben Stiller ][ Owen Wilson ][ Tom Waits ][ Fred Willard ][ Peter Greene ]
Ted (1998)
[ Lee Arenberg ]
Backstreet Boyz (1998)
[ Ben Stiller ]
Flowers for Matthew (1998)
[ Stephen Root ][ Jon Lovitz ][ Dave Foley ][ Scott Foley ][ Joe Rogan ]
Best Men (1997)
[ Luke Wilson ][ Sean Patrick Flanery ][ Brad Dourif ][ Dean Cain ][ Fred Ward ]
Who's the Caboose? (1997)
[ David Cross ][ Jack Plotnick ]
Bongwater (1997)
[ Jack Black ][ Luke Wilson ][ Scott Caan ][ Jeremy Sisto ][ Jamie Kennedy ]
The Cable Guy (1996)
[ Jim Carrey ][ Ben Stiller ][ Owen Wilson ][ Jack Black ][ Matthew Broderick ]
Hotel Oasis (1995)
[ Jacob Vargas ]
Double Dragon (1994)
[ Robert Patrick ][ Mark Dacascos ][ George Hamilton ][ Gilbert Gottfried ][ Michael Berryman ]
In the Army Now (1994)
[ Brendan Fraser ][ Pauly Shore ][ Esai Morales ][ Keith Coogan ][ Glenn Morshower ]
Reality Bites (1994)
[ Ben Stiller ][ Ethan Hawke ][ Steve Zahn ][ David Spade ][ John Mahoney ]
The Making of '...And God Spoke' (1993)
[ Lou Ferrigno ]
The Waiting Game (1993)
For the Boys (1991)
[ Vince Vaughn ][ Billy Bob Thornton ][ James Caan ][ Divine ][ Xander Berkeley ]
Earth Angel (1991)
[ Mark Hamill ][ Brian Krause ][ Roddy McDowall ][ Erik Estrada ][ Dustin Nguyen ]
Elvis Stories (1989)
[ John Cusack ][ Ben Stiller ][ Mike Myers ][ Jeremy Piven ][ Bill Cusack ]
Tenkû no shiro Rapyuta (1986)
[ Mark Hamill ][ James Van Der Beek ][ Mandy Patinkin ][ Hayao Miyazaki ][ Jim Cummings ]

Trivia

  • Felt "NewsRadio" (1995) died with Phil Hartman, but honored his contracted obligation to stay with the show for the final season. He didn't like working with Jon Lovitz during that last year.
  • Was one of the last people to see David Strickland alive as they binge drank in Las Vegas.
  • Has one son by his ex-wife and two children by 'Lina.'
  • He grew up a Navy brat and his dad worked on a submarine.
  • Following their 1990 divorce, Andy Dick and his ex-wife continued to live together platonically for their son's benefit. They both entered long term relationships and eventually they, their son, her boyfriend, Andy's new girlfriend, and the two children the girlfriend had with Andy all shared the same home for many years.
  • Was the 1984 Homecoming King At Joliet West High School.
  • Son of adoptive parents Allen and Sue (both deceased). His last name at birth was Thomlinson.
  • Has 3 children: Two sons; Lucas, born in 1988 and Jacob, born in 1994. He also has one daughter, Meg, born in 1997.
  • Attended Illinois Wesleyan University for one semester.
  • He considered himself very close friends with David Strickland, Phil Hartman, and Chris Farley. Farley died from an accidental overdose in 1997. Hartman was murdered in 1998 and Strickland committed suicide in 1999.
  • Said on his MTV reality show "The Assistant" (2004), that he lived in his car while he was a struggling actor in Los Angeles.
  • Is strongly against dissection of animals, due to his owning of a frog as a child.
  • Childhood friend of actor Anthony Rapp.

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