Will Ferrell

Will Ferrell was a member of the cast of Saturday Night Live before going on to be a star in big-screen comedies such as 'Elf 'Anchorman,' and Talladega Nights. In 1967, in Irvine, California, Will Ferrell launched his comedy career as a member of the improv troupe based in Los Angeles, the Groundlings. He was a Saturday Night Live cast member for seven years before becoming a popular comedic character through off-color hits, such as Old School 2003 and Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy 2004. Ferrell is also co-creator of the popular video streaming site Funny or Die, and enjoyed success as a voiceover actor on animated movies like Megamind (2010). John William Ferrell was conceived in Irvine, California on July 16, 1967. Will Ferrell was the youngest son of Righteous Brothers keyboardist Lee Ferrell as well as instructor Kay Ferrell. He was, by his own admission, not exactly the class clown when he was a University High School student. He was quiet and quiet, but he chose to be a football player, setting a school record for the most field goals scored. Ferrell was a more laid-back person living in suburban homes and didn't show the same kind of outrageous or humorous flashes that would later define his career. His mother, who was interviewed by Esquire, said Ferrell was pleasant and kind. "You remember those little Matchbox cars?" Will arrange his Matchbox cars by himself and be completely content. It would be like, "You want to go to Disneyland today, or arrange your cars?' He would have to think about the matter. "That's not to say Ferrell was a straight-laced man. A glimpse of his comedic skills was visible every morning at high school, when he would disguise his voice in order to announce his daily activities through the PA system. Ferrell graduated from the University of Southern California, Los Angeles in 1986. He was a member of the Delta Tau fraternity, and pursued a degree for sports journalism.