Steve Carell Biography

As a journalist on the well-known news show parody The Daily Show, humorous on-screen character Steve Carell used his peculiar vacuous amusement to build a career that eventually expanded into significant movie pictures and TV shows. Carell made his debut in the sleeper hit satire The 40-Year-Old Virgin, after major supporting roles in Bruce Almighty and Anchorman. He returned to television with his clumsily hilarious portrayal of the pushy bewildered boss Michael Scott on the American adaptation of the British comedy satirical series The Office, a part he would not turn down given his dual star status. Throughout his award-winning unexpected surge in demand for The Office, Carell continued to appear in major studio film projects, including replacing Jim Carrey as the lead in the spin-off Evan Almighty, which saw his supporting character changed into a prominent one. Then he made the Don Adams role of Maxwell Smart his own in the large expenditure spotlight treatment of acquiring Smart. Though he departed The Office in 2011, Carell continued to make blockbuster comedies such as Despicable Me and Crazy Stupid Love. confirming that he was one of the most adaptable humorous on-screen personalities capable of working on either the big or small screen."

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