Chris Hardwick

Chris Hardwick: Biography in Details

Who is Chris Hardwick?

Chris Hardwick is an American stand-up comedian, actor, television host, writer, producer, and podcaster.

He has also Talking Dead, an hourly aftershow on AMC affiliated with the network’s zombie drama series The Walking Dead and Fear the Walking Dead.

Chris Hardwick: Age, Parents, Siblings, and Family

Chris was born in Louisville, Kentucky, the United States on November 23, 1971  age (51).

Chris Hardwick is the son of Billy Hardwick (father) and Sharon Hills (mother). His father was a professional bowler and his mother was a real estate agent.

He was raised in Memphis, Tennessee, as a Roman Catholic following his mother’s faith.

Additionally, when he turned four-year-old boy he met famous American comedian, actress, television host, writer, and producer Joan Rivers at the time a struggling TV personality and comedian.

He has a sibling namely, Eddie Hardwick. He belongs to American nationality and mixed (Italian-English- Scottish- Irish- German-French) ethnicity.

His birth sign is Sagittarius.

Chris Hardwick: Education, School/ College University

On talking about his education, he attended St. Benedict at Auburndale High School in Cordova, Tennessee.

Additionally, he attended Regis Jesuit High School in Colorado and later spent his senior year at Loyola High School in California.

Then, Chris Hardwick attended the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), and graduated from there studying philosophy in 1993.

Chris Hardwick: Professional Life Career

On talking about his profession, his acting endeavors started in the early 1990s which saw him doing a bit role in the popular award-winning American drama television series ‘Thirtysomething’ (1991).

Whereas, he also became the host of the MTV game show ‘Trashed’ which ran for 50 episodes from February 14, 1994, to July 23, 1994.

Likewise, Chris Hardwick also formed a comedy/parody musical duo ‘Hard ‘n Phirm’ with Mike Phirman.

They also started performing at UCLA in 1994 but broke up in 1997. In 1995 he also began hosting MTV dating game show ‘Singled Out. Similarly, in 1996, he also forayed into films with the movie ‘Beach House’.

Similarly, Chris Hardwick also continued featuring in other movies including ‘House of 1000 Corpses’ (2003), ‘Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines (2003), and ‘The Mother of Invention’ (2009) among others.

In fact, he also delved into voice acting playing Glowface in the Carlos Ramos-created American animated TV series ‘The X’s’.

During 2005, Chris Hardwick also played Milos in the mockumentary ‘The Life Coach.

Eventually, one of his notable voice roles was that of Otis in the Nickelodeon computer-animated TV series ‘Back at the Barnyard.

From that year he started contributing as a writer for the Condé Nast-owned American monthly magazine ‘Wired’.

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