Christopher Guest
Milestones
- Birthplace: New York, New York
- Birthday: February 5, 1948
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2006
Co-wrote, directed and starred in For Your Consideration, a parody of Hollywood and the Academy Awards
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2003
Co-Wrote (with Eugene Levy), Directed, and Co-starred in A Mighty Wind ; received nomination for an Independent Spirit Award for best screenplay
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2001
Wrote, directed and starred in the dog show-themed comedy Best in Show
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1998
Directed the comedy Almost Heroes
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1997
Wrote, directed and starred in the cult hit Waiting for Guffman
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1993
Helmed Attack of the 50 Ft. Woman , an HBO TV-movie starring Daryl Hannah
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1992
Appeared in A Few Good Men , directed by Reiner
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1991
Executive produced CBS sitcom Morton and Hayes ; also directed premiere episode
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1989
Feature directorial debut, The Big Picture
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1988
Co-starred with Mayron in Sticky Fingers
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1987
Had featured role in Reiner s The Princess Bride
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1984
Co-starred as guitarist Nigel Hufnel and co-wrote This Is Spinal Tap , Rob Reiner s mockumentary about a heavy metal band
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1984 to 1985
Was regular on Saturday Night Live (NBC)
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1981
Reteamed with Melanie Mayron in Heartbeeps
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1980
Appeared with his brother Nicholas alongside the real-life Carradine, Quaid and Keach brothers in Walter Hill s Western The Long Riders ; played Charlie Ford
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1979
Played Jeb Stuart Magruder in CBS miniseries Blind Ambition
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1978
Had first romantic lead opposite Melanie Mayron in Girlfriends
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1977
Made TV episodic debut on All in the Family (CBS)
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1977
TV-movie debut, Billion Dollar Bubble (NBC)
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1975
Co-wrote and performed in The Lily Tomlin Special (ABC)
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1975
Regular player on the ABC variety series Saturday Night With Howard Cosell
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1973
Was member of the ensemble, National Lampoon s Lemmings at the Village Gate Theatre, NYC
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1972
Acted in the short-lived Broadway production Moonchildren
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1971
Feature film debut playing a resident in The Hospital
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1970
Broadway debut, Room Service
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1969
Off-Broadway debut, Little Murders
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1967
First teamed up with Michael McKean, playing in a band in New York
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1966
Made professional acting debut at New Haven s Long Wharf Theater
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Directed the Johnny Appleseed installment of the Showtime series Faerie Tale Theater
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