This block contains the information about Matthew Broderick 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.

Matthew Broderick was born in 1962, in the great city of marble, stone, and sky scratches- New York, in a family of actors’ immigrants. His mother Patricia was an emigrant from a Jewish family, while his father was a catholic of an Irish origin. Matthew studied in the famous Walden School in NY. Matthew followed his parents’ footsteps since he was a teenager. He started working in the theater and soon he became very successful in this very hard work. He succeeds in such a way that when he was 23 he got “Tony” award in the play by Neil Simon “Remembering Brighton Beach”. Later he was cooperating with Neil Simon pretty much, after all Neil was the person who discovered Matthew’s talent. Besides being an actor, Broderick also directed a movie of his own, which was called “Infinity” in which he also performed the main role. Also it is interesting to know that he recorded Cimba’s voice in the cartoon “Lion King”. In august 1987 while driving the roads of Ireland, he hit another car, and two people died, after those tragic events his relationship with the actress Jennifer Gray finished. Ten years later he married with the star of “Sex and the City” show Sarah Jessica Parker. The couple has three children. Matthew is a left hand writer

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Here you can learn about the movies Matthew Broderick 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
Bee Movie - Adam Flayman (voice), Soundtrack (performer: "Thinkin' Bee")	$150M	2007	$25.6M	$127M
Godzilla - Dr. Niko Tatopoulos	$130M	1998	$55.7M	$136M
The Stepford Wives - Walter Kresby	$90M	2004	$21.4M	$59.5M
The Lion King - Adult Simba (voice)	$79.3M	1994	$1.83M	$328M
Inspector Gadget - Inspector Gadget/Robo Gadget/John Brown	$75M	1999	$21.9M	$97.4M
The Cable Guy - Steven M. Kovacs	$47M	1996	$19.8M	$60.2M
The Producers - Leo Bloom, Soundtrack (performer: "There's Nothing Like a Show on Broadway", "We Can Do It", "I Wanna Be a Producer", "Der Guten Tag Hop Clop", "Keep It Gay", "That Face", "You Ne	$45M	2005	$155K	$19.4M
The Road to Wellville - William Lightbody	$25M	1994		$6.51M
The Princess and the Cobbler - Tack the Cobbler (Miramax version) (voice)	$24M	1993		$669K
Ladyhawke - Phillipe Gaston	$20M	1985
Biloxi Blues - Eugene Morris Jerome	$20M	1988		$43.2M
Project X - Jimmy Garrett	$18M	1987		$18.5M
Glory - Col. Robert Gould Shaw	$18M	1989		$26.8M
Good Boy! - Hubble (voice)	$17M	2003	$13.1M	$37.6M
WarGames - David	$12M	1983		$79.6M
Election - Jim McAllister	$8M	1999	$119K	$14.9M
Mrs. Parker and the Vicious Circle - Charles MacArthur	$7M	1994		$2.14M
Ferris Bueller's Day Off - Ferris Bueller	$6M	1986		$70.1M
Then She Found Me - Ben Green	$3.5M	2007	$72.6K	$3.74M
Strangers with Candy - Roger Beekman	$3.5M	2005	$43.1K	$2.07M