Wayne Federman Biography

He is well-known for his stand-up parody performances in bars and on television, including his portrayal of Pistol Pete Maravich, as well as his supporting comic roles on The X-Files. The Curb Your Enthusiasm with Larry Sanders Show 50 First Dates and Legally Blonde. Federman relocated to Los Angeles in 1987 and began working at The Laugh Factory, The Improv IGBYs, and the Comedy and Magic Club. He recorded a series of stand-up performances on television, such as Evening At The Improv and George Schlatter's Comedy Club. 2 Drink Minimum Star Search on CBS Morning The A-List and MTV Hour Comedy Hour at Good Times Cafe. He performed at more than 200 schools throughout his extensive travels. He collaborated with Marc Raider to launch the improvisational group No Fat Guy. Later, Scott LaRose, Steve Hytner, and Jordan Brady formed a musical parody trio. Federman began scheduling TV commercials and appeared in several national promos for clients, such as Eureka Vacuums. U.S. Naval force Holiday Inn Eagle Talon by Wendy (featuring Greg Kinnear) Glad Bags by McDonald's Total Sprite Raisin Bran Ford Suzuki U.S. Olympic Team 7-11, Samurai Sizzler, Del Monte, U.S. Cell, and Coors. He gained considerable notoriety as the first pretend opponent in the ongoing Hertz rental car conflict.

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