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Birthplace:
Glasgow, Scotland
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Native Scotsman Craig Ferguson made a splash in front of some of America’s biggest TV audiences as the gleefully malign English boss Mr. Wick on the ABC hit “The Drew Carey Show” (1995-2004), but found his true voice, quite literally, before much smaller late-night audiences, playing himself to a fault. A dark horse selection by CBS and its “Late Show” (1993- ) mainstay David Letterman to host the latter’s lead-out “The Late Late Show” (CBS, 1996- ) Ferguson has carved out a unique cultural space of slashing wit, unscripted monologues and disarming personal candor to where, according to his
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Began career as a drummer in the rock band Exposure in Great Britain
1987
Had early exposure in USA doing his Bing Hitler character on "Just for Laughs II" (Showtime)
1989
Made first Hollywood project, the unsold pilot "High" (CBS)
1994
Starred in TV series "The Ferguson Theory" (BBC-2)
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