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| − | '''Paul Rudd''' (b. 1969) is an actor of stage, screen, and television. Rudd came to prominence in the feature film ''Clueless'' (with [[Alicia Silverstone]]) and has gone on to star in many other films. |
+ | '''Paul Rudd''' (b. 1969) is an actor and comedian of stage, screen, and television. Rudd came to prominence in the feature film ''[[Clueless]]'' (with [[Alicia Silverstone]]) and has gone on to star in many other movies, including playing Ant-Man in the [[Marvel Comics|Marvel]] films. |
| − | Rudd plays [[Mr. Earth]] in the ''[[Sesame Street]]'' DVD ''[[Being Green (video)|Being Green]]'' |
+ | Rudd plays [[Mr. Earth]] in the ''[[Sesame Street]]'' DVD ''[[Being Green (video)|Being Green]]'', and made two appearances during the show's [[Season 40 (2009)|40th season]]; playing a prince in [[episode 4212]], and presenting "brilliant" as [[the Word of the Day]] with [[Grover]] in [[episode 4195]]. He also appeared as surfing instructor Chuck in ''[[Forgetting Sarah Marshall]]''. |
| − | Among Rudd's other credits are the [[Broadway]] shows ''Three Days of Rain'' (with [[Julia Roberts]]), and [[William Shakespeare|William Shakespeare's]] ''Twelfth Night'' (with [[Helen Hunt]]), the television series ''[[Friends ( |
+ | Among Rudd's other credits are the [[Broadway]] shows ''Three Days of Rain'' (with [[Julia Roberts]]), and [[William Shakespeare|William Shakespeare's]] ''Twelfth Night'' (with [[Helen Hunt]]), the television series ''[[Friends (series)|Friends]]'', as well as the films ''The Object of My Affection'' (with [[Alan Alda]] and [[Allison Janney]]), ''[[Romeo and Juliet|William Shakespeare's Romeo + Juliet]]'' (with [[John Leguizamo]]), and ''I Love You, Man'' (with [[Jason Segel]]). In appearances on ''[[Late Night with Conan O'Brien]]'', he is well known for his running gag of showing clips from the film ''Mac and Me'' rather then his own films. |
During his appearance at [[The Secret Policeman's Ball]] in 2012, Rudd was heckled off the stage by [[Statler and Waldorf]]. |
During his appearance at [[The Secret Policeman's Ball]] in 2012, Rudd was heckled off the stage by [[Statler and Waldorf]]. |
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Image:Paulruddbeinggreen.jpg|Paul Rudd as Mr. Earth in ''Being Green''. |
Image:Paulruddbeinggreen.jpg|Paul Rudd as Mr. Earth in ''Being Green''. |
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Image:Paul.jpg|And on the set of ''Sesame Street'' with [[Rosita]]. |
Image:Paul.jpg|And on the set of ''Sesame Street'' with [[Rosita]]. |
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Revision as of 18:21, 29 April 2020
Sesame Street It's Easy Being Green
Paul Rudd on Sesame Street.
Paul Rudd (b. 1969) is an actor and comedian of stage, screen, and television. Rudd came to prominence in the feature film Clueless (with Alicia Silverstone) and has gone on to star in many other movies, including playing Ant-Man in the Marvel films.
Rudd plays Mr. Earth in the Sesame Street DVD Being Green, and made two appearances during the show's 40th season; playing a prince in episode 4212, and presenting "brilliant" as the Word of the Day with Grover in episode 4195. He also appeared as surfing instructor Chuck in Forgetting Sarah Marshall.
Among Rudd's other credits are the Broadway shows Three Days of Rain (with Julia Roberts), and William Shakespeare's Twelfth Night (with Helen Hunt), the television series Friends, as well as the films The Object of My Affection (with Alan Alda and Allison Janney), William Shakespeare's Romeo + Juliet (with John Leguizamo), and I Love You, Man (with Jason Segel). In appearances on Late Night with Conan O'Brien, he is well known for his running gag of showing clips from the film Mac and Me rather then his own films.
During his appearance at The Secret Policeman's Ball in 2012, Rudd was heckled off the stage by Statler and Waldorf.
