This block contains the information about Billy Crystal 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.

Billy Crystal was born in March 1947 in Long Beach which is located in New York. He was the son of the producer of jazz concerts and the nephew of the studio administrator. It is interesting to know that his ancestors were from Russia. Since he was a teenager he was performing as a comedian in the cafes and in the summer camps. He studied in the Marshall University, and in Nassau College, and his major was theater performance in the New York University. Cristal became famous after performing in the comic TV shows, especially on the wave of the phenomenon success of the popular program “Saturday night Live”. As an actor he debut in John Rivers movie, which was called “Test of the rabbit” in 1978 in which he performed a role of a pregnant man. He became famous in the cinema since 1986 due to all sorts of comedies. It is interesting to know that he was leading the Oscar ceremony for five times and three times he lead the Grammy award, for which he was honored with the Emmy award. In 1995 he directed a romantic comedy called “To forget Paris” in which he was also the co writer of the scenario and in the same time he performed the main role. He is also writing a lot of plays, such as “Semi autobiography” for example.

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Here you can learn about the movies Billy Crystal 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
Cars - Mike Car (voice)	$120M	2006	$60.1M	$244M
Monsters, Inc. - Mike Wazowski (voice), Soundtrack (performer: "If I Didn't Have You")	$115M	2001	$62.6M	$256M
Fathers' Day - Jack Lawrence	$85M	1997	$8.78M	$28.7M
The Adventures of Rocky & Bullwinkle - Mattress Salesman	$76M	2000	$6.81M	$26M
America's Sweethearts - Lee Phillips, Writer (written by), Producer	$48M	2001	$30.2M	$93.6M
Tooth Fairy - Jerry (uncredited)	$48M	2010	$14M	$60M
Analyze This - Dr. Ben Sobel, Executive Producer	$30M	1999	$18.4M	$107M
My Best Friend's Girl - Special Thanks	$20M	2008	$8.27M	$19.2M
Deconstructing Harry - Larry/The Devil (Harry's Character)	$20M	1997	$356K	$10.6M
Hamlet - First Gravedigger	$18M	1996	$148K	$4.41M
The Princess Bride - Miracle Max	$16M	1987		$30.9M
When Harry Met Sally... - Harry Burns	$16M	1989		$92.8M
Throw Momma from the Train - Larry	$14M	1987		$57.9M
How to Kill Your Neighbor's Dog - Thanks	$7.3M	2000	$19K	$48.6K
This Is Spinal Tap - Morty the Mime	$2.5M	1984	$55.9K	$4.67M
Animalympics - Rugs Turkell (voice)		1980
Running Scared - Danny Costanzo		1986		$38.5M
An All-Star Toast to the Improv (video) - Himself, Writer		1988
Memories of Me - Abbie, Writer (writer), Producer		1988		$3.97M
Rabbit Test - Lionel Carpenter		1978