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American film and theater comedian Steve Zahn was born 1967, year of friendship. He starred in many serious movies, but most of the audience remembers Steve being a shirt-silly guy. Zahn is from Marshall, Minn. He is the son of Claire Elizabeth, who worked in the YMCA, and James Edward Zahn, a Lutheran pastor that is already retired. The first years of his life were in Mankato, where the guy was in elementary Kennedy School. Senior classes were in the School of Robbinsleyda Cooper. After school, Steve went to Gustavus Adolphus College, and after graduation he was enrolled to the Institute for Advanced Studies in Theatre Arts at the American Repertory Theater at Harvard University. It was in 1994 when he was discovered by Ben Stiller. At the same time Stiller has approved Zahn for a role in his film “Reality Bites”. In the mid-1990s, Steve appeared in several films, including Tom Hank’s project called “What are you doing”. All these works are not only brought Zahn a lot of experience, but also became a firm foundation for subsequent proposals. One of these proposals transformed into a leading role in indie film “City of happiness”. Behind the scenes, in real life Zahn is a passionate fisherman. He also holds a farm in Lexington, Kentucky. Zahn is married with actress Robin Piterman, daughter of John Piterman, whom he met on a tour. The couple has two children: son, Joel Steven and daughter Audrey Robin.

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Here you can learn about the movies Steve Zahn 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
Chicken Little - Runt of the Litter (voice), Soundtrack (performer: "Wannabe")	$150M	2005	$40M	$135M
Stuart Little - Monty the Mouth (voice)	$133M	1999	$15M	$140M
Sahara - Al Giordino	$130M	2005	$18.1M	$68.6M
Stuart Little 2 - Monty the Alley-Cat (voice)	$120M	2002	$15.1M	$64.7M
Forces of Nature - Alan	$75M	1999	$13.5M	$52.9M
Dr. Dolittle 2 - Archie (voice)	$72M	2001	$25M	$113M
You've Got Mail - George Pappas, Soundtrack (performer: "The Instrument Song")	$65M	1998	$18.4M	$116M
Daddy Day Care - Marvin	$60M	2003	$27.6M	$104M
Crimson Tide - William Barnes	$53M	1995		$91.4M
Riding in Cars with Boys - Ray Hasek	$48M	2001	$10.4M	$29.8M
Out of Sight - Glenn Michaels	$48M	1998	$12M	$37.3M
Bandidas - Quentin	$35M	2006
That Thing You Do! - Lenny Haise	$26M	1996	$6.21M	$25.8M
Joy Ride - Fuller Thomas	$23M	2001	$7.35M	$22M
Saving Silverman - Wayne	$22M	2001	$7.41M	$19.4M
Chain of Fools - Kresk	$20M	2000
The Object of My Affection - Frank Hanson	$15M	1998	$9.73M	$29.1M
A Perfect Getaway - Cliff Anderson	$14M	2009	$5.95M	$15.5M
Rescue Dawn - Duane	$10M	2006	$110K	$5.48M
Sunshine Cleaning - Mac	$8M	2008	$219K	$12.1M