Biography
Jason Sudeikis delivered his sketches with a dry wit and a smugness that often left viewers feeling there was more to the joke than he was letting on, yet he radiated an endearing Everyman quality while playing even the most obnoxious of characters. The talented performer made the rounds in Chicago's club circuit before landing a coveted spot on the iconic sketch comedy series, "Saturday Night Live" (NBC, 1975- ); first as a writer and then a …
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Career Milestones
| Began performing at ComedySportz (now Comedy City) in Kansas City | ||
| Co-founded a sketch comedy troupe called Der Monkenpickle | ||
| Was a founding member of Second City Las Vegas | ||
1997 | Moved to Chicago and joined the Second City National Touring Company | |
1998 | His small screen debut was a bit part in Roger Corman's TV movie, "Alien Avenger II"; also co-starred his uncle | |
2003 | First joined "Saturday Night Live" (NBC) as a sketch writer | |
2005 | Became a featured player on NBC's "Saturday Night Live" | |
2007 | Had a recurring role on NBC's "30 Rock" as Floyd, a love interest of Tina Fey's character Liz Lemon | |
2008 | Had a small role in the comedy, "What Happens in Vegas," as Cameron Diaz's character's ex-fiancé | |
2009 | Lent his voice to Seth MacFarlane's animated comedy series, "The Cleveland Show" (Fox) | |
2010 | Appeared in the "The Bounty Hunter," alongside Jennifer Aniston and Gerard Butler | |
2010 | Cast opposite Drew Barrymore and Justin Long in "Going the Distance," a romantic comedy about long-distance relationships | |
2011 | Co-starred with Jason Bateman and Colin Farrell in the comedy, "Horrible Bosses" | |
2011 | Co-starred with Owen Wilson in the Farrelly brothers' "Hall Pass" | |
2011 | Joined the third season of "Eastbound & Down" in recurring role as a friend of ex-Major League Baseball player Powers (Danny McBride) | |