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Stephen Baldwin at a bar in Syracuse New York (went up to him and said 'you're the WORST Baldwin') Kirk Cameron of Family Ties went to my church every year for Christmas I have seen Wolf Blitzer at Indique in Cleveland Park and George Stephanopolous everywhere in Glover (he used to have brunch with one of his kids at Austin Grill almost weekly I miss that place too). He'd come to our office back in the day along with then-girlfriend Jennifer Esposito. Wife, mistress or staffer.dunno.Д¬ameron Mathison (now on Dancing with the Stars) is a friend of my former boss's. He was with two people, one a beautiful blonde (probably) in her thirties. I have also seen Ted Kennedy at National. If I can find it, I'll post it on my profile. I met Ethan Hawke while bowling (and drinking) at the lanes at Port Authority. I asked for his business card and promised never to call him if he did give it to me. I work in sports so I don't tend to think of athletes as celebrities, however I was really excited when I met Dr.

I have done shots with George Clooney and borrowed a quarter from David Spade (same night, all at Morgans Bar in Murray Hill). At one point, I was broke and took a second job at Equinox on Broadway and 19th Street. R.L.In my NYC days, I had a lot of funny celebrity encounters.

#Jamie kennedy harold and kumar huh series#

Against type, Kennedy was cast as a surgeon on the medical drama 'Heartbeat' (NBC 2016), but the series was canceled after its first season. His voiceover career took off during this period as well, with a recurring role on 'Fanboy and Chum Chum' (Nickelodeon 2009-2014) and various voices on 'The Cleveland Show' (Fox 2009-2013).

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The extreme reaction to that setback hurt the trajectory of Kennedy's career, which soon found him reduced to occasional low-budget films and TV guest spots until a recurring role on Jennifer Love Hewitt's 'Ghost Whisperer' (CBS 2005-2010) regained some respect. Kennedy next appeared in the cult comedy 'Harold and Kumar Go To White Castle' (2004) before starring in the critically-reviled flop 'Son of The Mask' (2005). Thus, in 2003, 'Malibu's Most Wanted' was released starring Kennedy as the white 'wanna-be rapper' from Malibu. The character was such a hit that Kennedy decided to take it, naturally, to the next level.

Among the wacky characters (played by Kennedy), one became across the board an all-time favorite: Brad Gluckman, the Malibu rapper. After years of obtaining his fair-share of supporting and featured roles, Kennedy was given his own sketch comedy show, 'The Jamie Kennedy Experiment' (WB, 2002-04), which quickly became The WB's highest-rated new show. He added much-needed comedy in the dramas 'The Three Kings' (1999) and 'The Boiler Room' (2000).

He continued to add to his gallery of eccentric characters with a dramatic turn as a heroin addict in 'Bongwater' and a novice screenwriter in the comedy 'Starf*cker' (both 1998). Following his success in 'Scream,' Kennedy took on roles in the 1997 films 'Sparkler,' as one of a trio of youths headed to Las Vegas, and 'Clockwatchers,' as the office mailman who develops a crush on a temp worker. This offbeat, high-energy actor frequently sported a shock of peroxide blond in his short brown hair and cultivated a rumpled hipster look complete with colorful eye-catching shoes reportedly culled from the set of 'Scream.' His laid-back yet edgy persona and dynamic performances earned him an impressive fan following. Kennedy was spotted at one of the comedy clubs and cast in the little-seen 1995 indie comedy 'The Road to Flin Flon.' An appearance as a punked-out rival to John Leguizamo in 'William Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet' (1996) and as a street hustler who attacks Greg Kinnear in the Oscar-nominated 'As Good As It Gets' (1997) can be counted among his smaller roles. The Pennsylvania native headed west after high school and began performing stand-up comedy while supporting himself in a variety of odd jobs. Jamie Kennedy was best known for his breakthrough performance as Randy Meeks, the video store clerk well-versed in the conventions of scary movies, in Wes Craven's 1996 self-referential horror film 'Scream' and its follow-up 'Scream 2' (1997).