Christine Taylor

Name:          Christine Taylor
Birth Name:    Christine Taylor
Birth Name:    Christine Joan Taylor
Born On:       July 30, 1971
Born In:       Allentown, Pennsylvania, United States
Other Name:    Christine Joan Stiller
Spouse:        Ben Stiller
Occupation:    Actress

Biography:

Was known best comedy actress Christine Taylor for her portrayal 1995 of Marcia Brady in “Brady Bunch Movie,” which quickly generated buzz, with dead-on impression of her 1970s TV icon Maureen McCormick. After numerous supporting roles in films and series, Taylor raised in 2000 to marry actor Ben Stiller and director with a bigger picture, and co-starred opposite her husband in “Zoolander” (2001) and “Dodgeball” (2004). In 2006, the couple signed a deal to star in a sitcom for the local CBS, but while the delay of the project with experience, and Taylor appeared in 2007 indie filmfest fave “Kabluey”.

Christine Taylor was born in July 30, 1971, in the working-class Allentown, PA. Raised in a conservative environment, in a small Catholic school, but also took classes at the School of Theater Allentown and got her feet wet working in the local production of “Grease” and “Fiddler on the Roof.” With the help of enthusiastic and found Taylor’s mother’s stage, acting work in commercials as a child and teenager, and fell when she was senior in high school, and break it big with the role of one of the earliest Nickelodeon in a series of live action, “Hey dude” (Nickelodeon, 1989 – 1991).

Taylor remained in the show to run in the second year before moving to Los Angeles, where he easily found work as a guest on the series “Life goes on” (ABC, 1989-1993), “Saved by the Bell” (NBC, 1989 – 1993), and “Venus” (NBC, 1991-1995). In 1992, she joined the cast of the stage spoof now legendary “The Real Brady Bunch Live” on stage and Westwood, in the role that people were telling her she was born to play all her life – due in no small part by the similarity of material to hit its original Marcia, Maureen McCormick.

Made by Taylor, her debut feature film the following year (as Joan Taylor Christine) in the “Girl Calendar” (1993) with Jason Priestly, and also appeared as in the “confrontation” (1993) and “the night of the demons” (1994) before I learned of casting for the feature film based on the famous series, “The Brady Bunch” (ABC, 1969-1974). Thanks to “Real Life” in the time period, she nailed the oldest Brady sister behaviors to the point of departure, to the facial drip from her hair blonde too. Not surprisingly, she won the role of Marcia. The film was healthy at the box office, with critics singling out the performance of newcomer Taylor as the best player in the bunch.

In the last reference to the date sitcom, Taylor also assumes the role of Marilyn, and daughter Laila and Herman Munster, the Fox TV movie “Here comes the Munsters” later that same year. In 1996, in the “supplement Brady is very” (1996), it seemed Taylor’s serious about typecast forever in the roles of television reactionary, but rebounded quickly with a supporting role in the teen goth movie “The Craft” (1996) and the title role of excessive enthusiast ” Party Girl “(1996), and the Fox sitcom based on the film starring Parker Posey.

Taylor has rapidly built momentum career with a series of roles are well executed in comedies prominent, both the big screen and small: Play Jerry “is ideal for a very” the girlfriend “Seinfeld” (NBC, 1989-1998), Drew Barrymore and best friend Holly in “Wedding and the singer “(1998), and attention to Ross, who talks like Rachel in her head shaved bald on the” Friends “(1994-2004). In 1999, and was lucky to land a starring role as the mayor does not make sense in the unaired TV pilot, but now legendary “Heat Vision and Jack” (1999) starring Jack Black. Taylor met and began dating director of the show, Ben Stiller, and they married later in 2000. Not long after that played for the couple against each other in “Zoolander” a huge hit (2001), and behaves like Taylor correspondent buttoned up the investigation in a casual trivia Search (Stiller) and located at the end of the day for him.

In 2001, gave Taylor the birth of the first child for the couple, Ella Olivia Stiller, so I decided to spend a year and a half out of the spotlight of the undertaking and an important duty to raise perhaps the third generation of genius comedy that began with my father, her husband, the legendary comic Jerry Stiller and Meara Ann. In 2004, she returned to the big screen once again opposite Stiller – really opposite him – a fierce competitor in the sport, “Dodge Ball” (2004). Follows the couple’s second Hasthm successful pairing with the birth of second child in 2005 and plans to develop “alternative” one-camera comedies like “Curb Your Enthusiasm” (HBO, 2000 -), who was Taylor guested several times.

In 2006, Taylor signed a contract with the Stillers CBS sitcom for self-reference, where Taylor will play a small town girl who became a film star with Stiller due to direct and also show her husband, Ben Stiller. Taylor continued independent family business booming, to create a performance with her talent in the whimsical independent “Kabluey” movie (2007), who had been acclaimed at film festivals across the country.