Actors
The Friendship and Feud of Corey Haim and Corey Feldman
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Who was Corey Haim?
The late Canadian actor Corey Ian Haim was born in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, on 23 December 1971, meaning that Capricorn was his zodiac sign. He was an actor with 49 credits to his name, perhaps still remembered best for playing the lead character Sam in the 1987 horror comedy movie “The Lost Boys”, directed by Joel Schumacher, and which also starred Jason Patric and Dianne Wiest. It follows two brothers who’ve just discovered that their city’s filled with vampires, and the movie won three of its eight award nominations.
Haim was best friends with American actor Corey Feldman – the two were both sexually abused in the entertainment industry while working as child actors.
Early life and education
Haim was raised alongside his older sister Cari in Chomedey, Laval, Quebec by their father Bernie Haim who was a salesman, and mother Judy Haim who was a data processor; he was 10 when his parents divorced, and Haim then continued living with his mother.
He became interested in acting at a very young age, and was 12 when he made his debut film appearance, playing Brian in the 1984 thriller “Firstborn”, and made his debut TV series appearance in the same year, portraying Larry in 10 episodes of the family comedy “The Edison Twins”.
Haim and his mother moved multiple times, and he attended schools in both Thornhill and North York in Ontario; his mother enrolled him at acting school to overcome his shyness, and Haim eventually fell in love with it. He was also passionate about playing hockey during his teenage years, and once played for the Thunderbirds of the AA.
Haim matriculated in 1980 and then chose not to pursue a college degree.
Haim’s Career
Haim attracted a lot of attention when cast to play Jake Moriarity in the 1985 romantic comedy “Murphy’s Romance”, directed by Martin Ritt, and which starred Sally Field, James Garner and Brian Kerwin. It follows recently divorced Emma who’s moved to a ranch together with her son, and the film was nominated for six awards, including two Oscars for Best Actor in a Leading Role (James Garner) and Best Cinematography.
Some of Haim’s other notable performances in the ’80s were in the 1986 romantic comedy movie “Lucas”, the 1987 horror comedy film “The Lost Boys”, and the critically acclaimed 1988 comedy movie “License to Drive”.
Both his private life and career began spiraling downwards following his role in “License to Drive”, as he became addicted to drugs and was dropped from a number of projects; he appeared at various events under the influence, and was often incapable of acting. He went bankrupt in the second half of the ‘90s, and eventually in 2006 moved in with his former best friend Corey Feldman and his wife. The two men got into a fight because of Haim’s addiction, but starred in their own reality show “The Two Coreys”, although having to stop shooting for it for half a year, because they weren’t on good terms.
Haim was found dead at his mother’s home on 10 March 2010, after having accidentally overdosed on drugs; some of his final roles in the film industry were in the 2009 comedy movie “Trade In”, and in 2010 the thriller film “The Hostage Game” and the crime horror thriller movie “New Terminal Hotel”.
Love life and relationships
Haim was in a number of relationships while active in the film industry, but never married.
From 1987 through 1990, he was with famous American actress and activist Alyssa Jayne Milano; both Alyssa and her parents tried to help Haim with his drug addiction, but she left him after he had become too much to handle.
Haim and American model and actress Lala Cassandra Sloatman then dated on-and-off for a year, and in 1992 and 1993, he was in a relationship with popular actress Nicole Elizabeth Eggert; the two also became engaged, but Nicole also left him because of his drug addiction.
In 1996, Haim became engaged to American actress Holly Fields, and to American model and actress Cindy Guyer in 2000.
In 2008, he revealed that he and American actress Tiffany Shepis were in a relationship, and they were planning to marry on 9 May 2009, but broke up before it could happen.
Haim was single at the time of his death, never married and didn’t have children.
Height, eyes and wealth
Haim was 38 at the time of his death, and would’ve been 51 today. He had blue eyes and brown hair, was 5ft 7ins (1.7m) tall and weighed around 145lbs (65kgs).
At the time of Haim’s death, his net worth was estimated at only $5,000.
Who is Corey Feldman?
American actor and musician Corey Scott Feldman was born in Los Angeles, California USA, on 16 July 1971, making Cancer his zodiac sign. He’s had roles in close to 150 TV series and movies, and is perhaps still known best for playing Teddy Duchamp. one of the main characters in the 1986 adventure movie “Stand by Me”, directed by Rob Reiner, and which also starred Wil Weaton and River Phoenix. It follows an author as he’s recalling his life as a teenager, and the film won six of its 18 award nominations, including an Oscar nomination for Best Writing, Screenplay Based on Material from Another Medium.
Education and early life
Feldman was raised in Reseda, California by his mother Sheila Feldman who was a cocktail waitress, and father Bob Feldman who was a record producer; he’s revealed that his mother was abusive, and that his father took money from him.
Feldman was only three when he appeared in a McDonald’s commercial, and six when he launched his acting career, playing a supporting character in the 1978 episode “Cops and Toddlers” of the family comedy series “Eight Is Enough”, and Boy Fisherman in the 1978 biographical movie “Born Again”. He studied at a local high school, and didn’t enrolled at college upon matriculating in 1980.
Feldman’s Career
Feldman became popular in the ‘80s, for being a successful ‘teen pin-up’; some of his most notable performances in the decade were in the 1982 romantic comedy series “Madame’s Place”, the 1985 adventure family comedy film “The Goonies”, and the 1989 romantic comedy movie “Dream a Little Dream”.
In 1995, Feldman played Vic in the comedy “Dweebs”, created by Peter Noah, and which starred Farrah Forke, Peter Scolari and Stephen Tobolowsky; it follows a group of people working at the company Cyberbyte. Some of his following roles were in the 1998 comedy movie “She’s Too Tall”, the 1998 action film “The Waterfront” and the 2001 horror movie “Séance”.
In 2008, Feldman played Allen in the horror science fiction thriller movie “Terror Inside”, while some of the movies in which he appeared in the next decade were the 2012 horror “6 Degrees of Hell”, the 2015 comedy “Body High”, and the 2019 short drama “Parallel”.
Most recently, in 2022, Feldman portrayed Randy in the horror comedy movie “Suicide for Beginners”, which features a boy as he’s trying to write a perfect suicide note.
Love life and wives
Feldman’s married thrice. His first wife was American actress Vanessa Marcil; they exchanged vows in 1989, but divorced four years later.
Feldman and American model and actress Susie Sprague met at a nightclub in January 2002, married on 30 October of the same year, split in October 2009, but the divorce was only finalized in 2014, as the two had a long legal battle over the custody of their son Zen Scott Feldman.
Since 22 November 2016, Feldman’s been married to his third wife Courtney Anne Mitchell, a non-celebrity American woman.
Height, eyes and wealth
Feldman’s 51 years old. His eyes are brown and hair’s black, he’s 5ft 6ins (1.68m) tall and weighs around 155lbs (70kgs).
Feldman’s net worth’s been estimated at over $3 million as of April 2023.
The two Coreys’ friendship and sex abuse allegations
The two Coreys were both 14 when they met on the set of the movie “The Lost Boys”, and it didn’t take long for them to become best friends; they threw weekly underage party nights together at Alphy’s Soda Pop Club, and also starred alongside in the 1988 movie “License to Drive” and the 1989 film “Dream a Little Dream”. They drifted away from each other after they both became addicted to drugs, and only reconciled not long before Haim died.
In 2020, Feldman released his documentary movie “(My) Truth: The Rape of Two Coreys”, in which he claimed that famous American actor Charlie Sheen had sexually abused Haim when he was 13, which was corroborated by both American actor Jamison Newlander and Feldman’s former wife Susie Feldman. Haim’s mother spoke about the matter on “The Dr. Oz Show”, but claimed that it was another man who raped her son, and that it was never Charlie Sheen.
Feldman’s also claimed that he was sexually abused by a man known only as Ron Crimson, and who worked for his father; he also named former talent agent Alphy Hoffman and child agent Marty Weiss as his sexual abusers.
In June 2020, Feldman quit the SAG-AFTRA Sexual Harassment Committee after eight women claimed that he had behaved ‘sexually inappropriately’ in front of them.
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Who is Michael Blackson?
Ghanaian-Liberian actor and philanthropist Michael Blackson was born in Ghana, on 28 November 1972, making Sagittarius his zodiac sign. He’s appeared in over 50 TV series and movies, and is perhaps still known best for playing his debut film role Customer #1 in the 2000 comedy movie “Next Friday”, directed by Steve Carr, and which starred Ice Cube, Mike Epps and Justin Pierce. It follows a man who’s fled Los Angeles because a mobster who wants to harm him has just been released from jail; the film was nominated for two awards.
Education and early life
Michael was raised in both Ghana and Liberia by his Ghanaian parents, about whom not many details have been shared, because Michael respects their privacy; it’s known that Michael’s father died in 2008. He’s yet to speak of having siblings, and so is believed to have none.
Michael was 13 when the family moved to Newark, New Jersey USA, then moved to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania when he was 15; he matriculated from a local high school in 1991, and then found work to financially support himself.
Michael was working at Domino’s when his colleague suggested that he try his luck with stand-up comedy, while his family encouraged him, as well.
Roles in movies
It was in 2000 that Michael launched his acting career by appearing in “Next Friday”, and his following film role came in 2006, when cast to play the lead character Coffee in the comedy “Repos”, directed by Sal Martino, and which also starred Master P and Katt Williams; it follows two repo men – Coffee and Tea – who are working for Mr. Henderson.
Some of Michael’s following roles were in the 2006 comedy “The Last Stand”, the critically acclaimed 2007 comedy “The Savages”, which was nominated for Oscars for Best Writing, Original Screenplay and Best Performance by an Actress in a Leading Role, and the 2007 comedy “Black Superman”.
In 2013, Michael starred as Mr. Roland in the drama “One Night in Vegas”, directed by John Uche, and which also starred Jimmy Jean-Louis and John Dumelo. It follows an estranged couple who are travelling to Las Vegas, Nevada to rekindle their relationship – the series was nominated for three awards.
Michael could then have been seen appearing in the 2013 comedy “Mutumbo the Lost Prince”, the 2014 comedy “The Bill Collector” and the 2014 comedy “Kony Montana”, and 2016 saw him portray Mr. Wooky in the horror comedy “Meet the Blacks”, which Deon Taylor wrote and directed, and which starred Mike Epps, Zuley Henao and Alex Henderson. It follows Carl Black and his family who’ve moved from Chicago to Beverly Hills at the time when the city’s purge begins, meaning that all crime is allowed for 12 hours.
Some of Michael’s most recent film roles have been in the 2021 comedy “Coming 2 America”, the 2021 action comedy “Someday Isles” and the 2021 action horror comedy “The House Next Door: Meet the Blacks 2”; he’s currently shooting for the upcoming movies “Caught Up In” and “16 Bars the Movie”.
Roles in TV series
Michael made his debut TV series appearance in the 2006 episode “Jack Meets Dennis” of the popular comedy “30 Rock”, which Tina Fey created and starred in, alongside Tracy Morgan and Alec Baldwin. It follows the life of comedy show writer Liz Lemon, the series aired from 2006 through 2013, and won 90 of its 433 award nominations.
In 2011 and 2012, Michael portrayed Krafty in three episodes of the popular comedy “Are We There Yet?”, created by Ali LeRoi, and which starred Shad Moss, Terry Crews and Essence Atkins. It follows a blended family from Seattle, Washington State, and the series won three of its 11 award nominations.
Michael appeared in an episode of three series in the following fire years, playing supporting characters in the comedy “In the Cut”, the news drama “Hollywood Unlocked with Jason Lee Uncensored” and the comedy “50 Central”.
In 2018, he starred as Michael in all the four episodes of the comedy “Rich Africans”, which also starred Femi Lawson and Giovanni Watson, and follows the lives of two wealthy Africans who’ve come to the USA.
He’s since appeared in three more TV series: the 2019 episode “Nigerian Nightmare” of the crime thriller “Transitions”, the episode “Michael Blackson” of the comedy “Cornbread TV”, and the episode “Sherman From Africa: Live From Lagos” of the musical comedy “Sherman’s Showcase” both in 2022.
Other credits
Michael has seven writing and three producing credits – some of his most notable writing work has been the 2006 comedy movie “Master P. Presents the Hood Stars of Comedy, Vol. 1”, the comedy series “Blackson’s Basement” and the comedy movie “Kony Montana” both in 2014.
Some of his recent talk-show appearances have been in “The Real”, “Cribs”, and “Club Shay Shay”.
Love life and fiancée
Michael can rarely be heard speaking about his love life in public, but it’s known that he’s been engaged to American social media star and realtor Rada Darling for close to two years now.
Michael proposed to his long-term girlfriend Rada on 31 July 2021, when he gave an interview on the radio show “The Breakfast Club”; not a lot has been disclosed about Rada, but it’s known that she’s today followed by more than 320,000 people on Instagram, while most of her pictures show her spending time with her friends and travelling. Michael travelled to Ghana to seek approval from Rada’s parents.
Michael has three sons and a daughter, but hasn’t shared any details about their mother/s, nor has he revealed his children’s names and birthdates.
He’s yet to speak about other women whom he’s been with, Michael’s engaged to Rada Darling as of April 2023, hasn’t married, and has four children.
Interesting facts and hobbies
Michael’s an Instagram star, as close to six million people are following him on the network today, while he’s posted nearly 14,000 pictures, most of which show him spending time with his friends and shooting for his movies.
He became a US citizen on 24 November 2021.
Michael’s nephew is Eli Apple, a professional American Football Player.
He’s a philanthropist, and has donated money to various charity organizations, and has also built a school in Ghana in January 2023 – it’s been named Michael Blackson Academy.
Michael’s favorite actor is Charlie Sheen, and some of his favorite movies include “Platoon”, “Scary Movie 5” and “Wall Street”.
Height, eyes and wealth
Michael’s age is 50. He has brown eyes and black hair, is 6ft (1.84m) tall and weighs around 175lbs (80kgs).
Michael’s net worth’s been estimated at over $2 million, as of April 2023.
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Who is Omar Epps?
American actor and rapper Omar Hashim Epps was born in New York City USA, on 20 July 1973, making Cancer his zodiac sign. He’s had roles in 45 TV series and movies, and is perhaps known best for starring as Dr. Eric Foreman in all 176 episodes of the hit mystery series “House”, which David Shore directed, and which also starred Robert Sean Leonard and Hugh Laurie. It follows the work of a doctor specialized in diagnostic medicine, the series aired from 2004 through 2012 and won 57 of its 197 award nominations.
Education and early life
Omar and his sister Aisha Epps were raised in New York City solely by their mother Bonnie Maria Epps, as their parents divorced before Omar turned five; Bonnie was an elementary school principal.
He studied at the same elementary school at which his mother worked, and was 10 when he began writing songs and short stories. It was at the age of 12 that Omar became interested in acting, after having appeared in his first school play; he went on to attend Fiorello H. LaGuardia High School of Music & Art, graduating with a Bachelor’s degree in 1991.
Although he launched his acting career before becoming a rapper, Omar initially wanted to pursue a career in rap music; he was a member of the rap group Wolfpack, which he and his cousin formed in 1991, but a year later turned to acting.
Roles in movies
Omar’s debut film role was playing Charlie in the 1988 short drama “The Green Flash”, while some of his following roles were in the 1992 crime action “Juice”, and in 1993 the romantic action films “Daybreak” and “The Program”.
The year 1994 saw Omar portray Willie Mays Hayes in the sports comedy “Major League II”, written and directed by David S. Ward, and which starred Charlie Sheen, Tom Berenger and Corbin Bernsen. It follows The Indians as they’re competing in World Series, and the movie won one of its two award nominations. Omar was then cast to appear in several popular movies, such as the 1995 crime drama “Higher Thriller”, the 1997 horror mystery “Scream 2”, and the 1999 action crime thriller “The Mod Squad”.
In 2002, he played FBI Agent Alan Seitz in the crime thriller comedy “Big Trouble”, directed by Barry Sonenfeld, and which starred Tim Allen, Rene Russo and Stanley Tucci; it follows the lives of several people from Miami, Florida whose paths intersect in a day. Omar had only a couple of other movie roles in the decade, as he spent it focused on shooting for the series “House”; some of these roles were in the 2004 romantic comedy “Alfie” and the biographical romantic drama “Against the Ropes”, and the 2009 crime action “A Day in the Life”.
In 2016, Omar starred as Malachi in the romantic comedy “Almost Christmas”, written and directed by David E. Talbert, and which also starred Kimberly Elise and Danny Glover; it follows a dysfunctional family who’ve gathered for Christmas for the first time since their matriarch died – the film was nominated for three awards.
Omar’s since appeared in three movies: the 2019 science fiction “3022”, the 2020 thriller “Fatal Affair”, and the 2022 thriller “The Devil You Know”; he’s currently shooting for the upcoming film “The Deliverance”.
Roles in TV series
Omar’s debut TV series role was in the 1991 episode “In the Shadow of Love: A Teen AIDS Story” of the comedy “ABC Afterschool Specials”, and the following years saw him appear in an episode or two of the comedy “Here and Now”, the action adventure “Street Justice”, and the drama “Screen Two”.
In 1996 and ‘97, he played Dr. Dennis Gant in 10 episodes of the romantic drama “ER”, which starred Julianna Margulies, Anthony Edwards and George Clooney, and was created by Michael Crichton. The series tells the story of a group of nurses and doctors working at a hospital in Chicago, Illinois, it aired from 1994 through 2009, and won 156 of its 526 award nominations.
Omar’s following role came after “House”, when cast to star as J. Martin Bellamy in all the 21 episodes of the popular fantasy “Resurrection”, which Aaron Zelman created, and which also starred Matt Craven and Frances Fisher. It follows the people of Arcadia, Missouri whose deceased have returned to them, the series aired from 2013 through 2015, and was nominated for two awards.
Omar’s since had roles in three TV series: he portrayed Isaac Johnson in 31 episodes of the action “Shooter” from 2016 through 2018, Darnell Hodges in three episodes of the romantic comedy “This Is Us” in 2019 and 2020, and Howard in 20 episodes of the crime drama “Power Book III: Raising Kanan” in 2021 and 2022; he’s currently shooting for the upcoming mini-series “The Perfect Couple”.
Other credits
Omar composed the theme music for the hit comedy series “The Wayans Bros.” (1997-1999).
He produced the 2012 musical movie “You Me & The Circus”, the 2015 biographical news documentary film “Daddy Don’t Go”, and the 2022 thriller movie “The Devil You Know”.
Omar received special thanks for the 2013 fantasy horror comedy film “A Haunted House” and the 2022 adventure family comedy movie “The Curse of Bridge Hollow”.
Some of his recent talk-show appearances have been in “GMA3: What You Need to Know”, “Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen” and “The Daily Show”.
Awards and nominations
Omar’s won five of his 19 award nominations. His wins were a 1997 Monte-Carlo TV Festival Silver Nymph Award for Best Actor for “Deadly Voyage”, three Image Awards for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series in 2007, 2008 and 2013, for his performance in “House”, and a 2016 American Black Film Festival Award for Best Documentary, for “Daddy Don’t Go” (shared with colleagues).
Love life and marriage
Omar prefers to keep the details of his love life to himself, but it’s still known that he’s today a married man and the father of three.
He and American singer Keisha Spivey married in a private ceremony in 2006; she’s today probably known best for being a member of the R&B girl group Total. Omar and Keisha have two children together, daughter K’mari Mae who born in July 2004, and son Amir who followed a few years later; Omar also has a daughter Aiyanna with a former girlfriend whose name hasn’t been disclosed.
He’s yet to mention the women whom he’d dated prior to meeting Keisha, to whom Omar’s married as of April 2023, and they have two children together, while he also has a daughter from a past relationship.
Interesting facts and hobbies
Omar once worked as a back-up dancer for famous American actress and rapper Queen Latifah.
He’s been friends with famous actor and screenwriter Marlon Wayans since childhood.
Omar was featured in Blackstreet’s 1994 music video “Before I Let You Go”.
He’s passionate about languages, and is fluent in both French and Spanish.
Omar’s not related to American actor and stand-up comedian Michael Elliot Epps.
He published his autobiography “From Fatherless to Fatherhood” in June 2018.
Omar’s a philanthropist, and is today serving on the cultural council of the non-profit organization RepresentUs’.
Nearly 900,000 people are following Omar on Instagram today, and he’s posted more than 2,000 pictures onto the network.
His favorite actor is Will Smith, while some of Omar’s favorite movies include “Aladdin”, “King Richard” and “I Am Legend”.
Height, eyes and wealth
Omar’s age is 49. He has brown eyes and short black hair, is 5ft 10ins (1.79m) tall and weighs about 180lbs (83kgs).
Omar’s net worth’s been estimated at over $8 million, as of April 2023.
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Who is Kunal Nayyar?
British actor and producer Kunal Nayyar was born in Hammersmith, London, England, on 30 April 1981, making Taurus his zodiac sign. He’s appeared in 31 TV series and movies, and is perhaps known best for portraying one of the main characters, Raj Koothrappali in all the 280 episodes of the critically acclaimed sitcom “The Big Bang Theory”, which Bill Prady and Chuck Lorre created, and which also starred Kaley Cuoco, Jim Parsons and Johnny Galecki. It follows the lives of two socially awkward physicists, and a woman who’s just moved across the hall from them; the series aired from 2007 through 2019 and won 79 of its 333 award nominations.
Education and early life
Kunal spent the first three years of his life in Hammersmith, where he was raised by his Indian Punjabi immigrant parents; the family then moved back to New Delhi, India where his parents had jobs.
Kunal wasn’t interested in acting while living in India, but was rather into playing badminton; he studied at St. Columba’s School and was on its badminton team, while he also enjoyed playing soccer and tennis with his peers.
Upon matriculating in 1999, Kunal moved to Oregon USA, and enrolled at the University of Portland, from which he graduated with a Bachelor of Business Administration degree in 2003; it was while at the university that he fell in love with acting, as he appeared in a number of plays and began taking acting lessons.
He took part in the American College Theater Festival, which motivated him to enroll at Temple University, from which he graduated with a Master of Fine Arts degree in acting in 2005.
Roles in movies
Kunal’s debut film role was playing Pizza Man in the 2004 romantic comedy “S. C. I. E. N. C. E.”, and his following role came in 2011, when cast to appear in the music video “Barenaked Ladies: The Big Bang Theory Theme”.
He voiced Gupta in the critically acclaimed 2012 animated adventure comedy “Ice Age: Continental Drift”, which Michael Thurmeier and Steve Martino directed, and which starred John Leguizamo, Denis Leary and Ray Romano. It follows Sid, Diego and Manny as they’re using an iceberg as a ship now that their continent has been set adrift; the film won two of its 13 award nominations. The year 2012 saw Kunal star in the short comedy “… or Die”, and play Karim in the 2014 mystery science fiction thriller “The Scribbler”.
The year 2015 saw him play Serge Negani in the thriller “Consumed”, which Daryl Wein wrote and directed, and which starred Beth Grant, Victor Garber and Zoe Lister-Jones. It follows the life of a mother whose son has a persistent rash, and the movie won a 2016 Cinema Verde Film Festival Most Revealing Award.
Kunal’s also known for playing the supporting character Dr. Robin Sathi in the 2019 drama “Sweetness in the Belly”, directed by Zeresenay Mehari, and which starred Wunmi Mosaku, Rafael Goncalves and Dakota Fanning. It follows a British girl who was abandoned in Africa, and now has to flee for England during civil war; the movie won one of its two award nominations.
Kunal’s three most recent film roles have been in the 2020 short animated comedy “Tiny Diamond Goes Back to School” (voice role), the 2021 animated adventure comedy “Trolls Holiday in Harmony” (voice role) and the 2022 comedy “The Storied Life of A. J. Fikry”; he’s currently shooting for the upcoming movies “Spaceman” and “How to Date Billy Walsh”.
Roles in TV series
Kunal’s debut TV series role was portraying Youssef Zidan in the 2007 episode “Suspicion” of the crime mystery “NCIS”, and his following roles came in 2010, when cast to appear in an episode of the comedies “The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson” and “CollegeHumor Originals”.
In 2013 and 2014, Kunal portrayed Neal and Sanjay in two episodes of the popular comedy “Sullivan & Son”, which Steve Byrne created, and starred in alongside Christine Ebersole and Brian Doyle-Murray; it follows Steve Sullivan who’s quit his job as a corporate attorney and has begun running his father’s bar.
From 2013 through 2016, Kunal voiced Vijay Patel in the animated adventure comedy “Sanjay and Craig”, created by Jay Howell and James Dirschberger, and which also starred Maulik Pancholy and Chris Hardwick. It follows the adventures of Sanjay Patel and his pet snake Craig – the series was nominated for six awards.
Kunal’s three most recent TV series roles have been in the 2020 episode “Sandeep” of the crime mystery “Criminal: UK”, four episodes of the 2021 animated family adventure “Mira, Royal Detective” (voice role) and all the eight episodes (lead role) of the 2022 crime thriller “Suspicion”.
Other credits
Kunal received special thanks for the 2012 short comedy movie “Say It Ain’t Solo”.
He produced the 2013 biographical sports documentary movie “Beyond All Boundaries” and the 2022 comedy movie “The Storied Life of A. J. Fikry”.
Some of Kunal’s recent talk-show appearances have been in “The Jennifer Hudson Show”, “Hollywood First Look” and “Made in Hollywood”.
Awards and nominations
Kunal’s won one of his 10 award nominations: a 2020 CinEuphoria Merit – Honorary Award, for his and his colleagues’ performance in “The Big Bang Theory”.
Kunal and his colleagues were also nominated for six Screen Actors Guild Awards for Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Comedy Series from 2012 through 2017, for “The Big Bang Theory”, and he was nominated for a 2021 BAFTA Award for Supporting Actor, for his performance in “Criminal: UK”.
Love life and marriage
Kunal’s quite secretive when it comes to speaking about his love life in public, however, it’s still widely known that he’s been a married man for over a decade now.
Kunal and Indian actress and model Neha Kapur exchanged vows in India in December 2011, in a large ceremony attended by many of their friends and family members. Neha was 2006 Femina Miss India, she holds a Bachelor’s degree in fashion design from the Pearl Academy and is also a professional dancer.
Kunal and Neha have no children together, and this is believed to be because they’re both focused on their careers.
Kunal’s yet to mention other women whom he’s perhaps dated, is married to Neha Kapur as of April 2023, and doesn’t have children.
Interesting facts and hobbies
Kunal loves attending Comic-Cons, and has revealed that fans of the series “The Big Bang Theory” whom he met there were all affectionate.
He has his own dialect, which is a mix of Indian and British English.
Kunal’s revealed that he’s both claustrophobic and afraid of heights.
He knows many details about the film franchises “Lord of the Rings” and “Star Wars”, but isn’t familiar with the series “Star Trek”.
Kunal’s a huge fan of video games – he voiced Gupta in the 2012 game “Ice Age: Continental Drift – Arctic Games”.
He’s an Instagram star, as nearly three million people are following Kunal on the network today, while he’s posted over 800 pictures, with most of these showing him during his everyday life.
Kunal’s favorite actor, is Joe Pesci, and some of his favorite movies include “8 Heads in a Duffel Bag”, “With Honors” and “The Irishman”.
Height, eyes and wealth
Kunal’s age is 42. He has brown eyes and black hair, is 5ft 7ins (1.71m) tall and weighs around 150lbs (69kgs).
Kunal’s net worth’s been estimated at over $45 million, as of April 2023.
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