About Me:
If you've gone to the movies or watched television in the last 25 years, you already know Seth Green's work. Green was named the "Best TV Actor" by Entertainment Weekly magazine and E! Entertainment Television's poll proclaimed him the hottest young actor in Hollywood. He and Matthew Senreich are co-executive producing, writing, directing and Green does multiple voices each week for the Emmy-nominated show, "Robot Chicken," their series on Cartoon Network's Adult Swim. Green won the 2008 Annie Award in Directing for the "Robot Chicken: Star Wars" special. Green and Senreich are currently producing a stop-motion animated holiday family feature, "Naughty or Nice," with Green directing voiceovers and providing the voice of one of the main characters and producing a live action comedy feature, both films are for Dimension, the Weinstein's company.
In his "free" time, Green co-starred with Robin Williams and John Travolta in Disney's feature, "Old Dogs." He's also working on "Family Guy," the popular Fox animated series. Seth was the lead in Paramount's sleeper hit comedy, "Without A Paddle" and the indie film, "Party Monster." He won rave reviews for these and for his starring turns in "Knockaround Guys," "Can't Hardly Wait," and his roles in "The Italian Job," "America's Sweethearts," "Rat Race," all three "Austin Powers" films and his numerous television roles. He mocked his reputation as a great guy on a pair of popular "Entourage" guest spots last year. Aside from Green's other accolades, he's reached the pinnacle of showbiz success in a more tangible format … multiple action figures have been made in his likeness by the industry's top toymakers.
"Robot Chicken" began airing in February, 2005 to record ratings on Adult Swim and Green and Senreich are not just the executive producers and creators but also co-write, co-direct and Green performs 35-60 voices each week on the pop culture parody show.
Starring in multiple film and television projects is fulfilling and he's enjoying his newer role as a media mogul. "I read so many scripts that are being produced that are just awful and some of the most incredible scripts never get made." He seems to have already reached his original goal: "Getting all my friends together to make a movie once a year." Known for his professionalism on and off the set, Green says, "I don't take myself seriously but I take what I do seriously -- I always want to work hard and to appreciate what I am getting." He and he childhood friend, Hugh Sterbakov, created a new comic book for Top Cow, "Freshmen," which debuted at the 2005 Comic-Con and sold out across the country the week of its debut.
Favorite Show:
RAW
Favorite Superstar:
HHH
Favorite Diva:
Mickie
Favorite WWE Moment:
The one that just happened where I broke up Randy Orton's 3 count!
Favorite Finishing Move:
Diamond Dust
Favorite WWE Pay-Per-View:
The Upcoming Night Of Champions- can't wait!!
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About Me:
If you've gone to the movies or watched television in the last 25 years, you already know Seth Green's work. Green was named the "Best TV Actor" by Entertainment Weekly magazine and E! Entertainment Television's poll proclaimed him the hottest young actor in Hollywood. He and Matthew Senreich are co-executive producing, writing, directing and Green does multiple voices each week for the Emmy-nominated show, "Robot Chicken," their series on Cartoon Network's Adult Swim. Green won the 2008 Annie Award in Directing for the "Robot Chicken: Star Wars" special. Green and Senreich are currently producing a stop-motion animated holiday family feature, "Naughty or Nice," with Green directing voiceovers and providing the voice of one of the main characters and producing a live action comedy feature, both films are for Dimension, the Weinstein's company.
In his "free" time, Green co-starred with Robin Williams and John Travolta in Disney's feature, "Old Dogs." He's also working on "Family Guy," the popular Fox animated series. Seth was the lead in Paramount's sleeper hit comedy, "Without A Paddle" and the indie film, "Party Monster." He won rave reviews for these and for his starring turns in "Knockaround Guys," "Can't Hardly Wait," and his roles in "The Italian Job," "America's Sweethearts," "Rat Race," all three "Austin Powers" films and his numerous television roles. He mocked his reputation as a great guy on a pair of popular "Entourage" guest spots last year. Aside from Green's other accolades, he's reached the pinnacle of showbiz success in a more tangible format … multiple action figures have been made in his likeness by the industry's top toymakers.
"Robot Chicken" began airing in February, 2005 to record ratings on Adult Swim and Green and Senreich are not just the executive producers and creators but also co-write, co-direct and Green performs 35-60 voices each week on the pop culture parody show.
Starring in multiple film and television projects is fulfilling and he's enjoying his newer role as a media mogul. "I read so many scripts that are being produced that are just awful and some of the most incredible scripts never get made." He seems to have already reached his original goal: "Getting all my friends together to make a movie once a year." Known for his professionalism on and off the set, Green says, "I don't take myself seriously but I take what I do seriously -- I always want to work hard and to appreciate what I am getting." He and he childhood friend, Hugh Sterbakov, created a new comic book for Top Cow, "Freshmen," which debuted at the 2005 Comic-Con and sold out across the country the week of its debut.
Favorite Show:
RAW
Favorite Superstar:
HHH
Favorite Diva:
Mickie
Favorite WWE Moment:
The one that just happened where I broke up Randy Orton's 3 count!
Favorite Finishing Move:
Diamond Dust
Favorite WWE Pay-Per-View:
The Upcoming Night Of Champions- can't wait!!
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