This block contains the information about George Segal 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.

George Segal was born in February 1934 in Swansea, which is located in the Long Island. He graduated the Haverford University after which he entered the University of Columbia which he finished with a degree in the Fine Arts. It is interesting to know that while he was studying in the university, he was performing in various student spectacles. Since 1956 he appeared on the professional theatre stage, and some time later on the television. In the cinema he started working since 1961, when he played in a movie “The young doctors”. George has created an image of his own in the cinema of the sixties and seventies. That was the image of a “middle American” who had temper and at the same time he was full of energy and quite attractive. The most successful of his works, were on the movies, such as “The ship of the silly people” which was released in 1965, and in a few others. It is interesting to know that during his carrier he also became a nominee for the Oscar award. In the eighties he was appearing not very often in the cinema, as he was working mainly in TV shows. In the movies of the nineties were Segal’s works in the movies “The mirror has two faces” in which he played with the Hollywood’s legend- Barbra Streisand.

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Here you can learn about the movies George Segal 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
2012 - Tony Delgatto	$200M	2009	$65.2M	$166M
The Cable Guy - Steven's Father	$47M	1996	$19.8M	$60.2M
The Mirror Has Two Faces - Henry Fine	$42M	1996	$12.2M	$41.3M
For the Boys - Art Silver	$40M	1991		$17.9M
Love and Other Drugs - Dr. James Randall	$30M	2010	$9.74M	$32.3M
Stick - Barry Braham	$22M	1985
To Die For - Conference Speaker (uncredited)	$20M	1995		$21.2M
Three Days to Vegas - Dominic Spinuzzi	$12M	2007
The Longest Day - U.S. Army Ranger	$10M	1962
Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? - Nick	$7.5M	1966
Look Who's Talking - Albert, Soundtrack (performer: "(You're) Having My Baby")	$7.5M	1989		$140M
Flirting with Disaster - Ed Coplin	$7M	1996		$14.9M
Made for Each Other - Mr. Jacobs	$4M	2009
Fun with Dick and Jane - Dick Harper	$3M	1977
The St. Valentine's Day Massacre - Peter Gusenberg	$1M	1967
Born to Win - J		1971
Act One - Lester Sweyd		1963
The Owl and the Pussycat - Felix		1970
Going Ape - Gordon Hocheiser		1970
Loving - Brooks Wilson		1970