Biography
Glenn Howerton pulled out all the stops when it came to acting. The multi-talented star engaged audiences throughout his career with supporting appearances on the long-running medical drama "ER" (NBC, 1994-2009) as well as in feature films like the adrenalin-charged blockbuster "Crank" (2006). But it was Howerton's breakout role on the cult hit "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia" (FX, 2005- ) that truly launched his acting career. On the …
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Career Milestones
2010 | Acted opposite Will Ferrell in "Everything Must Go" | |
2009 | Contributed voice to various characters on the Fox animated series "The Cleveland Show" | |
2008 | Landed a supporting role in the horror feature "The Strangers" | |
2006 | Played the son of a dying woman (Sally Field) in the family drama "Two Weeks" | |
2005 | Starred in the FX comedy series "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia;" also created and developed series with co-stars Charlie Day and Rob McElhenney | |
2005 | Made his feature film debut in theromantic comedy "Must Love Dogs" opposite Diane Lane and John Cusack | |
2003 | Landed a guest-starring role as a second-year resident on NBC's medical drama "ER" | |
2002 | Played a struggling Southern California musician and record store clerk in the short-lived Fox sitcom "That '80s Show" | |
2002 | Made his onscreen acting debut portraying NBC Sports executive Dick Ebersol in the made-for-television movie "Monday Night Mayhem" (TNT) | |
| Worked as a drama teacher at French Woods Festival of the Performing Arts in Hancock, NY | ||