Glenn Howerton Biography

Glenn Howerton a Juilliard School graduate made his onscreen acting debut portraying NBC Sports executive Dick Ebersol in the made-for-television movie Monday Night Mayhem. That same year he starred in the short-lived That '80s Show as Corey Howard a struggling musician and record store clerk from Southern California. The series was a spin-off of the hit comedy That '70s Show.
The actor made his feature film debut in the 2005 romantic comedy Must Love Dogs opposite Diane Lane and John Cusack. Despite essaying smaller roles Howerton's film appearances showcased his range as an actor - from playing a doctor in the action thriller Crank to portraying the son of a dying woman (Sally Field) in the family drama Two Weeks to falling prey to three masked serial killers in the horror film The Strangers.
However it was the small screen that provided Howerton with the role of a lifetime. In 2005 the actor starred in It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia a comedy series he created and developed with Charlie Day and Rob McElhenney; both of whom also starred on the show. The series followed a group of friends living in South Philadelphia who owned a run-down bar called Paddy's Pub.

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