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Alan Wray Tudyk was born March 16th 1971 in El Paso Texas. However, he grew up in Plano Texas, attended Vines High School and Plano Senior High School.
College lead him to Lon Morris Junior College studying of course Drama. He was an active member of Delta Psi Omega while at college, and was awarded the Academic Excellence Award for drama and named ‘most likely to succeed’. When Alan was at Lon Morris College he did stand up comedy in the ‘Holiday Inn’ bar in Jacksonville, Texas. He was paid $50 for an hour of stand up. The bar was the only one in town and nobody told the people there shooting pool and dancing there was going to be a show and when he stepped onto the dance floor and the bar manager cut off the music the crowd got pretty hostile. One cowboy threw his boot at Alan, but al pressed on and before the hour was over he had them rolling under the pool tables laughing. In 1993 he began studying drama at Julliard, though he left before earning himself a degree.
Alan’s love of comedic performance started early, and he founded numerous comedy troupes including the ‘Court Jesters Improv Troupe’ and ‘Rubber Chicken Improv Troupe’. His love of theatre continued as he started to be known for his stage work. He first made his mark with work on stage in both regional and Off-Broadway productions before marking his Broadway debut with 1999's ‘Epic Proportions’. Another earlier stage credit that proved his versatility and skills he had gained as a great improv actor was his work in 'Bunny Bunny - Gilda Radner: A Sort of Romantic Comedy'.
In 1997 Alan made his film debut in ’35 Miles From Normal’ his film career continued, with a succession of small roles, in big films, including ‘Patch Adams’ with Robin Williams. However, he soon stole the show when he appeared as ‘Pirate Steve’ in the Ben Stiller and Vince Vaughn film ‘Dodgeball’.
His roles have continued to grow, from ‘Sonny’ the Robot in the blockbuster ‘I Robot’, to one of the leads in the television series Firefly, and it’s spin off feature film Serenity. No matter what Alan does next, we can all be sure it will be both hilarious, and amazing.
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