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Thomas Lennon was born in August 1970 in Oak Park, which is a small city situated in state of Illinois. He graduated the River Forest High School in Chicago where he participated in the setting of the spectacles in the summer theatre camps. Also he was studying the Dramatic arts in the NY University. When he was a student he was working at the same time as an actor and scenario writer of different humorist sketch shows of the “New Group” company. Later the actors of this group become the main staff of the TV show “The state”, which lasted for almost for almost three years due to its high ratings on the television, since 1993. Thomas Lennon performed Varo’s role in this TV show, and also he was the scenario writer of all of its seasons. His cinema debut was held in 1991, in the movie “The sixth gate”. While performing the role of Lieutenant Jim Dongle in the TV show “Renault 911” he became famous, and as a result the show was popular for more than six years since 2003. It is interesting to know that Thomas was later the main director of the show, at the same time he became the scenario writer and the main producer of the show. Today Thomas Lennon is famous as a scenario writer of various comedies and comedy TV shows, beside them is also the “New York Cab” which was released in 2004 and the hilarious standup comedy with Ben Stiller “The night in museum”.

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Here you can learn about the movies Thomas Lennon 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
Hancock - Mike	$150M	2008	$62.6M	$228M
Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian - Wilbur Wright (uncredited) (unconfirmed), Writer (characters) (written by)	$150M	2009	$70.1M	$177M
Night at the Museum - Writer (screen story) (screenplay)	$110M	2006	$42.2M	$251M
The Pacifier - Writer (written by)	$56M	2005	$30.6M	$113M
How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days - Thayer	$50M	2003	$23.8M	$106M
The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy - Eddie the Computer (voice)	$50M	2005	$21.1M	$51M
Herbie Fully Loaded - Larry Murphy, Writer (screenplay) (story)	$50M	2005	$12.7M	$66M
Hot Tub Time Machine - Customer (uncredited)	$36M	2010	$14M	$50.2M
Taxi - Writer (screenplay)	$25M	2004	$12M	$36.6M
A Guy Thing - Pete	$20M	2003	$8.01M	$15.4M
Boat Trip - The Priest	$20M	2002	$3.82M	$8.59M
17 Again - Ned Gold	$20M	2009	$23.7M	$64.1M
Out Cold - Eric	$11M	2001	$4.53M	$13.9M
Reno 911!: Miami - Lieutenant Jim Dangle, Writer (TV series) (written by), Executive Producer	$10M	2007	$10.3M	$20.3M
Drop Dead Gorgeous - Documentarian (voice)	$10M	1999	$3.99M	$10.6M
The Ten - Scotty Pale	$5.25M	2007	$121K	$766K
Wet Hot American Summer - Special Thanks	$5M	2001	$17.5K	$292K
Memento - Doctor	$5M	2000	$235K	$25.5M
Al's Brain in 3-D (short) - Co-Worker	$2.5M	2009
Bickford Shmeckler's Cool Ideas - Campus Cop	$1M	2006