Judd Apatow

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Judd Apatow Fast Facts:

Interviewed comedians such as Jerry Seinfeld, Martin Short, John Candy and Jay Leno while hosting the "Club Comedy" radio show at Syosset High School.
Started his professional career as a stand-up comic in the late 1980s, making his TV debut on Fox's short-lived Comic Strip Live.
Shared an apartment with Adam Sandler after dropping out of USC's screenwriting program.
Worked as a joke writer for Roseanne Barr, Jim Carrey and Tom Arnold in the early '90s.
Met his wife, actor Leslie Mann, when he produced dark comedy The Cable Guy (1996), in which she co-starred with Jim Carrey.
Created the cult NBC shows Freaks and Geeks and Undeclared; wrote and produced for several other acclaimed comedy series, including The Larry Sanders Show and The Ben Stiller Show.
Made his feature directing debut in 2005 with the surprise hit comedy The 40 Year Old Virgin.

Judd Apatow Relationships:
Maude Apatow - Daughter
Iris Apatow - Daughter
Robert Apatow - Brother
Mia Apatow - Sister
Leslie Mann - Wife
Judd Apatow Awards:
2008 Golden Globe: Best Original Song - Motion Picture - Nominee
1994 Emmy: Outstanding Comedy Series - Nominee
1996 Emmy: Outstanding Comedy Series - Nominee
1997 Emmy: Outstanding Comedy Series - Nominee
1998 Emmy: Outstanding Comedy Series - Nominee
1993 Emmy: Outstanding Individual Achievement in Writing in a Variety or Music Program - Winner
1997 Emmy: Outstanding Writing for a Comedy Series - Nominee
College:
Attended University of Southern California, Los Angeles, CA