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Tony Slattery
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Born: Nov 9, 1959
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Tony Slattery is an actor, comedian, and singer best known for his seven years as a regular on the UK improvisational comedy "Whose Line Is It Anyway?" Anthony Declan James Slattery was born in Northern London. He is the youngest of Five, including one sister and triplet brothers. After completing his schooling at Gunnersbury Boy's Grammar School in West London, Tony won a scholarship to study medieval and modern languages at Cambridge University. Tony's introduction to the entertainment business came while attending Cambridge. There, he met aspiring actor Stephen Fry, who invited Tony to join the renowned Cambridge Footlights. From that point on, Tony has stated, "getting up on stage and hearing laughter took over." The Footlights won the very first Perrier Comedy Award at the Edinburgh Festival in 1981 for their production of "The Cellar Tapes". Then in 1982, Tony was given the prestigious honor of being named President of the Footlights following such luminaries as Eric Idle, Clive Anderson and Peter Cook. The early part of Tony's career was spent appearing in London clubs doing "kind of a variety act with bizarre turns." He also made guest appearances on a number of British television shows, including a stint as host of the children's program "TX." Tony's big break came in 1986, when he landed a starring role in the West End musical "Me and My Girl." His other theatrical endeavors included "Radio Times", "Neville's Island", and "Privates On Parade". Tony earned an Olivier...[MORE]
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Tony Slattery Nude and Sexy
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