Jon Favreau

AKA:
Jonathan Kolia Favreau
Nationality:
American
Birthdate:
10/19/1966
Birthplace:
Queens, New York
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biography
Actor, writer and director Jon Favreau hit unlikely pay dirt when "Swingers" (1996), his low-budget, autobiographical indie about struggling young actors, turned he and co-star/real-life best friend Vince Vaughn into hot property, seemingly overnight. Favreau parlayed his rising profile into a number of supporting big screen roles as cynical side men, but he was more anxious to get behind the camera and direct bigger features. After another indie buddy comedy with Vaughn – the underrated mob farce “Made” (2001) – Favreau went wide with the winning holiday hit “Elf” (2003), starring a Continued
Credits
Director
2008
Executive Producer
2008
(TV Show)
2008-2008
Executive Producer
2008
(TV Show)
2007-2007
Director
2007
Executive Producer
2007
Voice of Reilly
2006
Johnny O
2006
(TV Show)
2006-2006
(TV Show)
2006-2006
Director
2005
Executive Producer
2005
Ron Roth
2004
(TV Show)
2004-2004
Sean McGee
2004
Director
2003
Franklin Nelson
2003
(TV Show)
2002-2002
Director
2002
(TV Show)
2002-2002
of Donny Sciberra/ Bazaar Salesman No 1
2002
Director
2001
Bobby
2001
screenplay
2001
Producer
2001
Daniel Bateman
2000
Kyle Fisher
1998
Gus Partenza
1998
(TV Show)
1997-1997
Pete Becker
1997
Pete Becker
1997
+(1 More)
Screenplay
1996
Co-Producer
1996
Mike
1996
Gutter
1994
John Person
Ezra Good
Adam Levy
D-Bob
milestones
Year
Milestone
 
Born and raised in Queens, New York
1986 
Dropped out of Queens College; worked briefly as a maintenance worker
1987 
Embarked on a cross-country trip; ended in Chicago and joined the Improv Olympics
 
Appeared in dinner theaters in Chicago
1992 
Feature debut in bit role as a cab driver in "Folks!"
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