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Rob Schneider was born in October 1963. He became popular after performing in the movie “Gigolo” in 1999, and later he performed in the sequel of this movie, but at this time he was “honored” with “Golden Raspberry” award as the worst actor of the year. He was born in San Francisco, and grew up in the Pacifica region which is located in the north of San Francisco. He went to Terra Nova High School where he participates in a variety of music programs in all the schools of San Francisco. His father Marvin was a real estate broker and a Jewish, and his mother Pillar Monroe was working in a kinder garden before she became a housewife. She performed the judge’s role in the movie “The chick” and a restaurant client in “Gigolo”. Rob also has an elder sister April (born in 1959) and a older brother Marvin (born in 1962). Rob lives in Los Angeles and in San Francisco where he owns a nightclub and a restaurant. In April 2011 in Beverly Hills he married with the actress Patricia Asarcoya Ark. That is his third marriage. With the previous wife London King he divorced in 1990, during their marriage they got a mutual child. Currently he is involved in the voicing of South Park cartoon.

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Here you can learn about the movies Rob Schneider 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
Around the World in 80 Days - San Francisco Hobo	$110M	2004	$7.58M	$24M
You Don't Mess with the Zohan - Salim	$90M	2008	$38.5M	$100M
I Now Pronounce You Chuck & Larry - Asian Minister (uncredited)	$85M	2007	$34.2M	$120M
The Longest Yard - Punky	$82M	2005	$58.6M	$158M
Bedtime Stories - Chief Running Mouth/Pickpocket	$80M	2008	$27.5M	$110M
Little Nicky - The Townie	$80M	2000	$16.1M	$39.4M
50 First Dates - Ula, Soundtrack (writer: "Ula's Luau Song")	$75M	2004	$45.1M	$121M
Judge Dredd - Herman 'Fergee' Ferguson	$70M	1995		$34.7M
Click - Prince Habeeboo (uncredited)	$70M	2006	$40M	$137M
Little Man - Dinosaur Rex (uncredited)	$64M	2006	$21.6M	$58.3M
Demolition Man - Erwin (uncredited)	$57M	1993		$58.1M
Mr. Deeds - Nazo, the Italian Delivery Man (uncredited)	$50M	2002	$37.2M	$126M
Knock Off - Tommy Hendricks	$35M	1998	$5.52M	$10.1M
Big Daddy - Delivery Guy	$34.2M	1999	$41.5M	$163M
The Benchwarmers - Gus	$33M	2006	$19.7M	$57.7M
The Adventures of Pinocchio - Volpe	$25M	1996	$3.83M	$15.1M
Muppets from Space - TV Producer	$24M	1999	$4.83M	$16.3M
The Waterboy - Townie	$23M	1998	$39.4M	$161M
The Animal - Marvin, Writer (screenplay), Co-producer	$22M	2001	$19.6M	$55.8M
Deuce Bigalow: European Gigolo - Deuce Bigalow, Writer (characters) (screenplay) (story)	$22M	2005	$9.63M	$22.3M