Judge Reinhold

Birth Name:

Edward Ernest Reinhold

Birth Place:

Wilmington, Delaware, United States

Profession

Actor, Soundtrack, Producer, Director, Writer

Worked with the Boys & Girls Clubs of America's Smart Moves program in his hometown of Santa Fe, N․M․, and has been involved with suicide prevention efforts for veterans in Arkansas
Attended the Mary Washington College and the North Carolina School of the Arts and performed at many regional theatres, including actor Burt Reynolds' Dinner Theater in Jupiter, Fla
Once worked in a frozen yogurt shop in his hometown and claimed to have served yogurt to actress Angie Dickinson, star of the hit series "Police Woman" in the 1970s
Quote: "My earliest relationship with National Lampoon was a real fond one․"
Quote: "I don't know if I've utilized it, but I got a great lesson in audacity from Bill Murray, in terms of putting yourself out on a limb and seeing comedy as an act of audacity․ That's what I saw every day in him․"
Appeared in many iconic films from the 1980s, often playing characters who combined comedic timing with lovable innocence, and sometimes harbored an explosive temper
Played a gawky teenager in the 1970s Capital Cities special "A Step Too Slow․"
An accomplished whistler, whistled a western tune for his monologue when he hosted "Saturday Night Live" in the 1980s
Credited as the whistler in the 1980s new wave band Martini Ranch's single "Reach․"
Father nicknamed him "Judge" when he was two weeks old

1990American Comedy Award - Funniest Supporting Actor in a Motion Picture:Nominated
1994Primetime Emmy - Outstanding Guest Actor in a Comedy Series:Nominated

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