Kurt Warner

Birth Name:

Kurtis Eugene Warner

Birth Place:

Burlington, Iowa, United States

Profession

Actor, Writer, Producer

TV's Top Analysts Preview the 2013 NFL Season

Are the Ravens still Super? Can the 49ers' new hero strike gridiron gold? As the new season begins, we tackle football's biggest burning questions.

Thu, Sep 5, 2013

TV's Top Analysts Preview the 2013 NFL Season

Kurt Warner Gives People Second Chances at Dream Jobs on USA's First Reality Show The Moment

Getting a second chance doesn't just resonate with the participants on USA's first reality series The Moment, but also with the show's host, Kurt Warner, and the show's executive producer, Charlie Ebersol. "The premise fits so succinctly with what my story is and how my career played out," Warner tells TVGuide.com. "To be able to step in as a host and offer people a second opportunity to chase their dream knowing what a second opportunity meant to me, to my career, to my family, it lines up exactly with what I wanted to do moving forward."

Wed, Apr 10, 2013

Kurt Warner Gives People Second Chances at Dream Jobs on USA's First Reality Show The Moment

Exclusive: Find Out When Kurt Warner's USA Reality Show The Moment Will Premiere

USA's first unscripted show The Moment, hosted by Kurt Warner, will premiere on Thursday, April 11 at 10/9c, TVGuide.com has learned exclusively. The series features one person each week who will get a second chance to pursue their dream careers, include driving for a Nascar racing team, America's Cup sailboat racing and even designing costumes for a Broadway musical. Under the expert guidance of a world-class mentor, each contestant will prepare for the interview of a lifetime. At the end of each episode, the contestant will possibly be offered the job and must decide whether to accept and change their life forever or go back home to their family.

Tue, Feb 12, 2013

Exclusive: Find Out When Kurt Warner's USA Reality Show The Moment Will Premiere

Backstage at Dancing With the Stars: Maks Makes Peace

Here's what you didn't see on Tuesday night's Dancing With the Stars after former NFLer Kurt Warner was drop-kicked from the show and the cameras stopped rolling: Pro Maksim Chmerkovskiy breaking away from the group hug around Warner, going to the judges' table and putting his arms around Carrie Ann Inaba, who had roundly criticized the beginning of his choreography on Monday night. They stayed that way for a long moment, talking privately into each other's ears.  It seemed to restore peace in the Dancing neighborhood, at least for now. Says Chmerkovskiy, explaining his unusually heated reaction to ...

Wed, Nov 10, 2010

Backstage at Dancing With the Stars: Maks Makes Peace

Dancing's Kurt Warner: I'm "Dumbfounded" By the Instant Dance

In case you're wondering, Kurt Warner still doesn't know the difference between flexed knees and bent knees. "I have no idea. I don't even know which one I'm supposed to have!" the Dancing with the Stars contestant tells TVGuide.com nearly a week after judge Len Goodman criticized his knee technique. "Because I'm so tall, Anna [Trebunskaya] always tells me to bend my knees. ... I just listen to her. She tries to focus on the things that are most important." This week, the former Arizona Cardinals quarterback has yet another thing to worry about —the Instant Dance.

Mon, Nov 8, 2010