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Wallace Shawn is a famous American actor and a screenwriter. The date 12 November 1943 is a year of Wallace’s birthday. He was born in New-York in USA. Wallace studied in Magdalen College in Oxford and in Harvard University. There he learned history. The first his performance was in the play “Our late Night’. Unbelievable, but this his first work which was awarded an Oscar off – Broadway in1975. Shawn studied Italian and Indian languages, that’s why Wallace got the experience in translating the movies “A thought in three parts” and “The Mandrake” from Italian into English language. Also he played in both these movies. In 1990 – 1991 Wallace was awarded for “Best new play” in such movies as: “Marie and Bruce”, “Aunt Dan and Lemon”. The first film that comes to mind when you hear the name of Wallace Shawn is the most popular series nowadays - “The gossip girl”. Wallace Shawn is a very interesting person, who played memorable roles. Every his work is fantastic and unique. At the age of 68, Wallace Shawn is in a good shape.

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Here you can learn about the movies Wallace Shawn 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
Toy Story 3 - Rex (voice)	$200M	2010	$109M	$415M
Chicken Little - Principal Fetchit (voice)	$150M	2005	$40M	$135M
Monsters, Inc. - Rex the Green Dinosaur (outtakes) (uncredited)	$115M	2001	$62.6M	$256M
The Incredibles - Gilbert Huph (voice)	$92M	2004	$70.5M	$261M
Toy Story 2 - Rex the Green Dinosaur (voice)	$90M	1999	$57.4M	$246M
The Haunted Mansion - Ezra	$90M	2003	$24.3M	$75.8M
Cats & Dogs: The Revenge of Kitty Galore - Calico (voice)	$85M	2010	$12.3M	$43.6M
My Favorite Martian - Coleye	$60M	1999	$11.2M	$36.8M
Happily N'Ever After - Munk (voice)	$47M	2006	$6.61M	$15.5M
Duplex - Herman	$40M	2003	$4.62M	$9.65M
Furry Vengeance - Dr. Christian Burr	$35M	2010	$6.63M	$17.6M
Toy Story - Rex (voice)	$30M	1995	$119K	$192M
The Curse of the Jade Scorpion - George Bond	$26M	2001	$2.46M	$7.5M
I Could Never Be Your Woman - Math Teacher (uncredited)	$24M	2007
We're No Angels - Translator	$20M	1989		$10.6M
Southland Tales - Baron Von Westphalen	$17M	2006	$123K	$273K
Radio Days - Masked Avenger	$16M	1987		$14.8M
The Princess Bride - Vizzini	$16M	1987		$30.9M
Mom and Dad Save the World - Sibor, Semage's Beau	$14M	1992		$2.03M
Shadows and Fog - Simon Carr	$14M	1991		$2.74M