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Birthplace:
New Rochelle, New York
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Fresh out of Yale, actor Joshua Malina headed for the bright lights of Manhattan hoping to land roles on stage. AS luck would have it, he met aspiring playwright Aaron Sorkin and this serendipitous friendship has led to the actor's participation in nearly all of the writer's projects. When Sorkin's first play, the military courtroom drama "A Few Good Men" premiered on Broadway in 1989. Malina was in the cast and when Rob Reiner translated it to the screen in 1992, the actor was cast in the small role of an orderly. Additionally, he acted in the thriller "Malice" (1993) and reteamed with Reiner
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1989
Served as a production assistant on "Fletch Lives"
1989
Broadway debut in "A Few Good Men", by Aaron Sorkin
1992
Film acting debut in "A Few Good Men"; played bit role of an orderly; scripted by Sorkin and directed by Rob Reiner
1993
Had bit part in "Malice", also penned by Aaron Sorkin
1993
First played recurring role of a creative consultant in the HBO sitcom "The Larry Sanders Show"
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