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Chris Kattan was born in Boston, Massachusetts and is of Italian decent. He became known in the United States as the voice behind the character of Vinnie Barbarino on the television show American Pie. He also made several films in the 1980s including Big Fish, The Goonies, G.I. JOE, Mulan, Home Alone, A Nightmare on Elm Street, Finding Nemo, etc.

Chris Kattan was also a popular stand-up comedy artist before his turn on the television, and has also appeared in some movies and has been a regular guest on several late night talk shows. He has had several roles in both films and television, where he appears as characters such as an aging priest on The Perfect Score, an aging trucker on Tombstone, a war-weary airline pilot in Airplane! (also with John Candy), and finally, a foul mouthed casino owner on Everybody Loves Raymond. He has also been a guest star on several episodes of Roseanne, King of the Hill, The X-Files, Seinfeld, Curb Your Envelopes, Married…Get Over It, Bridesmaid, Bridesmaids, The Perfect Score, Home Alone, The Informers, All about Eve, and numerous others.

Chris Kattan was born in San Diego and has always remained in close contact with friends and family from that region. He attended the University of San Diego for two years studying drama, where he pursued a degree in acting. After graduation, he spent a year performing in stage productions before landing a role on the television series CSI: Crime Scene Investigation. He then went on to play a sheriff in the spin-off episodes of that show before moving on to smaller roles on Community, Frasier, All about Eve, Spin City, Roseanne, Everybody Loves Raymond, among many others. He has since portrayed several characters in TV shows and movies, including the irrepressible Dr. Davidapist on Supergirl, the cynical psychiatrist in Psych, the evil psychiatrist in Californication, the comical father on Married couples, the cynical and mischievous officer in The Firm, the alcoholic father on Everybody Loves Raymond, the wise grandfather on Everybody Loves Chris, and the cynical military officer in No Ordinary Family, among many others.

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As a stand-up comic, Chris Kattan has appeared on some of the most popular television shows in the past few years, including How I Met Your Mother, The Simpsons, King of the Hill, Everybody Loves Chris, Two and a Half Minutes, The Chris Kattan Show, Saturday Night Live, Living with Other People, The Chris Kattan Show, Everybody Loves Chris, Mom, and more. He has also gained quite a bit of success in the movie industry, playing the same characters in The Notebook and World in Collision, but in a whole different level. He has been nominated for an Academy Award for Best Actor in a Comedy or Drama, Best Actor in a Leading Role, Best Actor in a Supporting Role, Best Actor in a Screenplay, and Best Director for Best Picture or Lead Writing for The Chris Kattan Show, among many others. He has since played similar roles in films such as Invictus, Blue Valentine, Man on the Moon, Edward Scissorhands, The Perfect Score, Crazy Heart, Edward Scissorhands II, Edward Scissorhands, The Pursuit of Happyness, The Informant! and more.

Chris Kattan’s acting prowess has led him to be compared to some of the most respected comic actors of our time, such as Robin Williams, Whoopi Goldberg, and Bill Murray. He is not, however, in any way comparable to these professionals. Kattan’s best-known role to date will likely be his starring turn in the new film Invictus, in which he will play a United States marine Corps captain who is one of the more morally questionable and morally corrupt soldiers assigned to command a group of invading forces. With a multi-dimensional performance that is equal parts comedic genius and military drama, Chris Kattan could very well be playing the part of America’s Most Decorated soldier of all time.

So whether you love Chris Kattan’s acting or his on-screen presence as a comic with a unique style and talent, chances are you are also a fan of Saturday Night Live. If so, do not miss out on your chance to see one of the best comedians of our times perform on one of the most memorable stages around. Chances are good that you will either be glad you saw him or you will wish you had a chance to see him before he was famous.