This block contains the information about Jon Favreau 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.

Jon Favreau was born in October 1966 in a family of a Italian and a Jewish lady. In 1978 his mother Madelyn Favreau died from leukemia. And it was a hard time for all of his family. In 1984 he graduated the high school in Bronx. After that he entered the Queens College which he quits three years later. While working less than a year in Bear Steams Company, he comes back to the college in 1988. But this time he was able to study less than a semester, after what he is leaving the college again. In order to get his degree he needed to attend only a few more credits. But his aim was to build a carrier in the cinema that is why in the summer 1988 he comes back to Chicago, where he is performing within the framework of Imrov Olympic at first, and later as solo artist. Sometime later the beginning actor relocates to Los Angeles, where he gets a few roles in low budget movies. He debut on the wide screen in the movie “Rudy” in 1993, where his partner on the motion set was Sean Austen. The same time he meets one more actor Vince Vaughn who performed one of the supporting roles in the same movie. Approximately in the same time Favreau got the idea of writing his own scenario, which he will implement only a few years later in the movie of a beginning film producer Doug Leman “The Party people” in 1997. In this movie he performed the main role and at the same time was the co producer of the movie.

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Here you can learn about the movies Jon Favreau 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
Iron Man 2 - Happy Hogan, Director, Executive Producer	$200M	2010	$128M	$312M
G-Force - Hurley (voice)	$150M	2009	$31.7M	$119M
Iron Man - Hogan, Director, Executive Producer	$140M	2008	$102M	$318M
Batman Forever - Assistant	$100M	1995		$184M
Open Season - Reilly (voice)	$85M	2006	$23.6M	$84.3M
Four Christmases - Denver	$80M	2008	$31.1M	$120M
Daredevil - Franklin 'Foggy' Nelson	$78M	2003	$45M	$103M
Deep Impact - Gus Partenza	$75M	1998	$41.2M	$140M
Zathura: A Space Adventure - Director	$65M	2005	$13.4M	$28M
Couples Retreat - Joey, Writer (written by)	$60M	2009	$34.3M	$109M
The Break-Up - Johnny O	$52M	2006	$39.2M	$119M
The Replacements - Daniel Bateman	$50M	2000	$11M	$44.7M
Hoffa - Extra (uncredited)	$35M	1992		$24.3M
Elf - Doctor, Director	$33M	2003	$31.1M	$173M
Wimbledon - Ron Roth	$31M	2004	$7.12M	$16.8M
Very Bad Things - Kyle Fisher	$10M	1998	$3.25M	$9.8M
PCU - Gutter	$8M	1994		$4.35M
Mrs. Parker and the Vicious Circle - Elmer Rice (as John Favreau)	$7M	1994		$2.14M
Come Early Morning - Special Thanks	$6M	2006	$50.2K	$118K
Made - Bobby, Director, Producer, Writer (written by), Musician (additional ukulele)	$5M	2001	$118K	$5.31M