This block contains the information about Adam Garcia and provides an insight into the life of the celebrity. From here you can also learn when, how and why the profession of an actor was chosen. Some interesting facts are waiting for you here.

Adam Garcia was born in the beginning of June in 1973 in Sidney which is located in Australia. He learnt the art of dancing in a prestigious studio called “Captain Dance”. He debut as a actor in a musical which was released on the stage of the London’s Theatre. After that he continued his carrier in a few different theatres in the capital of the United Kingdom. The great success came to him after he played the role of Tony Maneroo in a new version of the spectacle “Saturday’s Night Fever” which was set in the West End’s Theatre where he was quite popular for almost a year. Garcia performed in such movies as “Wild”, “Guys in the tall boots”, “Ugly Coyote” and in many, many others. During his carrier he played in various movies, mostly of the romantic genre. It is interesting to know that his dancing performance in the movie “Guys in the Tall Boots” was set and created by him. Later he played the same dance on the ceremony of Olympic Games opening in 2000, which was held in Sidney, in front of thousands of people. As a singer he participated in creating some new soundtracks of classical musicals. Currently the actor is working mostly as a theatre main director, and also from time to time he is writing scenarios of his own, which are very good by the way.

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Here you can learn about the movies Adam Garcia acted in. You can see the names of the movies, their budget, years of release and the money gained from the screening of the certain movie. It is always interesting to know.

Movies & Videos	Budget	Year	Opening weekend	US box Office
Kangaroo Jack - Kangaroo Jack (voice) (uncredited)	$60M	2003	$21.9M	$66.7M
Riding in Cars with Boys - Jason	$48M	2001	$10.4M	$29.8M
Coyote Ugly - Kevin O'Donnell	$45M	2000	$17.3M	$60.8M
Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen - Stu	$15M	2004	$9.35M	$29.3M
Wilde - Jones	$10M	1997	$69.4K	$2.16M
Fascination - Scott Doherty	$5M	2004	$9.02K	$16.1K
Standing Still - Michael	$1.7M	2005	$12.8K	$12.8K
Bootmen - Sean Odken		2000	$13.1K	$21.2K
The First $20 Million Is Always the Hardest - Andy Kasper		2002	$2.54K	$2.54K
Love's Brother - Gino Donnini		2004