Kevin Pollak

Kevin Pollak was born in San Francisco, California, on October 30, 1957. The actor’s career began when the boy was only 10 years old, he sang Bill Cosby songs to the phonogram. After school, he did not go to college, and immediately began to play comedy roles in the theater. At the age of 20, he went on a tour of the country, then settled in Los Angeles, performing in comedy clubs. In 1987, Pollack first appeared on the screen in the movie “Million Dollar Mystery”, in 1988 he took part in the filming more

Kevin Pollak was born in San Francisco, California, on October 30, 1957. The actor’s career began when the boy was only 10 years old, he sang Bill Cosby songs to the phonogram. After school, he did not go to college, and immediately began to play comedy roles in the theater.
At the age of 20, he went on a tour of the country, then settled in Los Angeles, performing in comedy clubs.

In 1987, Pollack first appeared on the screen in the movie “Million Dollar Mystery”, in 1988 he took part in the filming of the television series Coming of Age as an actor and as a screenwriter. In the same year, he played in the fantastic film Willow along with comedian Rick Overton.
Fame came to Pollack only after the appearance of the movie "Avalon" in 1990, directed by Barry Levinson, where the actor played one of the main roles. After that, his talent was appreciated, agents began to offer significant roles in large-budget projects.
In 1991, he played unscrupulous agent Steve Martin in the film Los Angeles Story. In a military drama called "A Few Good Guys" He worked well with Demi Moore and Tom Cruise in 1992. Then followed the work on the series “Morton and Hayes” directed by Rob Reiner, where he played the role of Lieutenant Sam Weinberg.
In 1995, in the creative career of a talented actor, an impressive breakthrough occurred, he accepted an offer to participate in the filming of the comedy Miami Rhapsody, which brought him a resounding success.
This work was followed by two more opportunities to showcase talent in the films The Normal Suspects. Casino .
In 1999, Kevin Pollack appeared as President of the United States in the thriller Exhumation, which was shown the same year at the film festival.

One of the last works of the actor were the films “Through the lens”, “Average men” and “Double Kopetz”.