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Justin Long
Inhabiting the role like a second skin, Justin Long has played the nerdy teen to perfection in a growing list of films (Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story) and TV shows ("Ed").Born June 2, 1978, in Fairfield, Conn., to a philosophy professor and a Broadway actress, Long developed an interest in acting early but resisted turning to it full time until he graduated from college -- which he did in 2000 from Vassar. Making his professional debut with the comedy troupe Laughing Stock while still in school, Long soon found himself cast as Warren Cheswick on the TV series "Ed" -- a role he would play for four years.In 2001, Long nabbed his first leading role in a feature film in the hit horror outing Jeepers Creepers, and in 2005, he played Lindsay Lohan's nice-guy mechanic boyfriend in Herbie: Fully Loaded. Other recent films include The Break-Up and Dreamland.
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- 1990s
- 2000s
- 2010s
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Movie 43
As Robin
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Alvin and the Chipmunks:...
As Alvin
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Going the Distance
As Garrett
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Alpha and Omega
As Humphrey
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Taking Chances
As Chase Revere
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Serious Moonlight
As Todd
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trivia
After graduating from Fairfield Prep (Fairfield College Preparatory School), he attended Vassar College, where he was in the graduating class of 2000. He was a member of "LaughingStock," a sketch comedy group at Vassar. He appeared in two independent films, "Boygazm!" and "Time Writer," before appearing in his first commercial film, Galaxy Quest (1999).
His senior year at Fairfield Prep, Justin received the "Most likely not to be seen in class" superlative.
Has been noted for his resemblance to Tim Allen, who was his co-star in Galaxy Quest (1999).
His father, R. James Long, teaches philosophy at Fairfield University.
His mother Wendy - a stage actress - teaches at Roger Ludlowe Middle School, in Fairfield, Connecticut.
Has an older brother, Damien Long, and a younger brother, Christian Long, both of whom are actors. Has one dog named, Moose.
He was in the movie The Break-Up (2006), which premiered on his birthday.
Was ranked #25 on Entertainment Weekly's '30 Under 30' the actors list. (2008).
Receives a 15% discount, as a spokesperson for Apple Inc.
Former boyfriend of Ginnifer Goodwin.
Was roommates with Jonah Hill after they met on the set of "Campus Ladies " (2006).
Boyfriend Of Drew Barrymore.
