Seth Green
Birth Name:
Seth Benjamin Gesshel-Green
Birth Place:
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States
Profession
Actor, Producer, Writer, Soundtrack, Director, Music department
Fast Facts
- Was nominated for a 2004 Chlotrudis Award for Best Supporting Actor
- Has won three Annie Awards for his work on the program "Robot Chicken․"
- After years of acting during his youth, Green found small roles in movies throughout the 1980s, including "Billions for Boris, "The Hotel New Hampshire" and "Can't Buy My Love․"
- Known for portraying loveable "geek" characters that often end up in trouble
- Lends his voice to various animated comedy shows, including "Family Guy" and "Robot Chicken"
- Has played Alyson Hannigan's boyfriend twice; first in the 1988 film "My Stepmother Is an Alien," then a decade later in the series "Buffy the Vampire Slayer․"
- Was given a key to the city of New Orleans for his appearance in the famous Rally's "Cha Ching" commercial, which aired during the 1991 Super Bowl
Awards
- 1989Young Artist Award - Best Young Actor Guest Starring in a Syndicated Comedy, Drama or Special:Winner
- 1991Special Award - Ensemble Award:Winner
- 1992Young Artist Award - Outstanding Young Comedian in a Television Series:Nominated
- 2000Chainsaw Award - Best Supporting Actor:Nominated
- 2000Teen Choice Award - TV - Choice Actor:Nominated
- 2002Teen Choice Award - TV - Choice Actor, Comedy:Nominated
- 2004Chlotrudis Award - Best Supporting Actor:Nominated
- 2005Teen Choice Award - Choice Movie Dance Scene:Nominated
- 2007Primetime Emmy - Outstanding Animated Program (For Programming Less Than One Hour):Nominated
- 2009OFTA Television Award - Best Voice-Over Performance:Nominated
- 2010Primetime Emmy - Outstanding Voice-Over Performance:Nominated
- 2010Primetime Emmy - Outstanding Short-Format Animated Program:Winner
- 2011Primetime Emmy - Outstanding Voice-Over Performance:Nominated
- 2011Primetime Emmy - Outstanding Short-Format Animated Program:Nominated
- 2012Primetime Emmy - Outstanding Short-Format Animated Program:Nominated
- 2013Primetime Emmy - Outstanding Short-Format Animated Program:Nominated
- 2014Primetime Emmy - Outstanding Short-Format Animated Program:Nominated
- 2014Primetime Emmy - Outstanding Character Voice-Over Performance:Nominated
- 2015Annie - Outstanding Achievement in Voice Acting in an Animated TV/Broadcast Production:Nominated
- 2015BTVA Television Voice Acting Award - Best Vocal Ensemble in a Television Series - Action/Drama:Nominated
- 2015BTVA Television Voice Acting Award - Best Vocal Ensemble in a Television Series - Action/Drama:Nominated
- 2015Primetime Emmy - Outstanding Character Voice-Over Performance:Nominated
- 2015Primetime Emmy - Outstanding Short-Format Animated Program:Nominated
- 2016BTVA Television Voice Acting Award - Best Vocal Ensemble in a Television Series:Nominated
- 2016Primetime Emmy - Outstanding Short Form Animated Program:Winner
- 2017BTVA Television Voice Acting Award - Best Vocal Ensemble in a Television Series:Winner
- 2018Primetime Emmy - Outstanding Short Form Animated Program:Winner
- 2019Primetime Emmy - Outstanding Short Form Animated Program:Nominated
- 2020Primetime Emmy - Outstanding Short Form Animated Program:Nominated
- 2020Webby Award - Video - Trailer:Nominated
- 2021Primetime Emmy - Outstanding Short Form Animated Program:Nominated
- 2022Primetime Emmy - Outstanding Short Form Animated Program:Nominated
- 2023Gold Award - Best Actor in a Supporting Role:Winner
- 2024Grand Jury Prize - Best Cast Performance - Feature Film:Winner
- 2024Individual Award - Best Team Performance Feature Film:Winner
- 2024Golden State Film Festival Award - Best Supporting Actor, Feature Film:Winner
- 2024KIFF Winter Season Award - Best Voice Actor:Winner