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Norm MacDonald Wiki Biography

• Norm Macdonald was born in Quebec City, Ontario, Canada, on October 17, 1963, and is an actor, comedian, and writer, perhaps most known by his role on the Saturday Night Live TV show. 
• For five seasons, Norm has been on the show and is most notable for hosting a segment called “Weekend Update.” 
• Sources say Standard has a net worth of $2 million, accumulated over almost 30 years by working in different parts of the entertainment industry. 
• Norm Macdonald’s net worth may be much higher, given his success and accomplishments, but he is known to spend a lot of his money gambling. 
• Norm Macdonald, however, was originally raised in Ottawa, where Norm began his comedy career by performing stand-up in various city clubs. 
• Macdonald has enjoyed success in the comedy world since then, but when he joined the popular show “Saturday Night Live,” the real career leap occurred in 1993. 
• That is when the net worth of Norm Macdonald started to pile up and his fame grew. 
• For ridiculing public figures and celebrities and making sarcastic jokes about political issues, Macdonald became popular. 
• Norm Macdonald was fired from “Saturday Night Live” in 1997, a decision taken by show executive Don Ohlmeyer. 
• While Norm Macdonald’s five-year job at “Saturday Night Live” helped Norm Macdonald accumulate substantial net worth, it is known that he had spent much of it on gambling. 
• After the filming of every episode of the show, Norm Macdonald allegedly went to the casino, a habit that kept him from gaining as much net worth as he should have. 
• He did not switch to any other rival program, but instead began his own sitcom, called “The Norm Show,” which aired from 1999 to 2001 on ABC. 
• In “Dr., Macdonald also has voiced characters.” 
• “In various TV shows, including three shows produced by Adam Sandler, Dolittle” movies, “Family Guy” series and others appeared. 
• Macdonald has also worked as a host of many series, including those hosted by Conan O’Brien, who cites Macdonald as one of his favorite comedians, as well as acting as a guest in other popular shows. 
• All ventures added to the net worth of Standard. 
• Norm MacDonald was married to Connie in 1988 in his private life, but they divorced after having a son together. 
• Wikipedia from IMDB. 
• “The Drew Carey Show” (1996) “The Norm Show” (1999-2001) $2 million 1963-10-17 2001 Actor Adam Sandler Artie Lange Bob Dole Canada Comedian Conan O’Brien Connie Macdonald (1988-1996) Connie Macdonald (ex-spouse) Don Ohlmeyer High Stakes Poker Kevin Nealon Larry King Norm Macdonald Ottawa Produced Quebec City Saturday Saturday Dolittle (1998 “Family Guy” (2000) “Sports Show with Norm Macdonald” (2011)” 

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Norm MacDonald Trademarks

1. Nasally, Canadian accent
2. Sarcastic, monotone delivery

Norm MacDonald Quotes

• [in response to SNL writers calling Friends actor Matthew Perry a genius] What, is he good at math or something?
• “I would love to stay at SNL forever. But you can’t stay in the same place. People think you’re a loser.” – to TV Guide magazine in 1997.
• “I’m not gay, so I don’t know much about Broadway musicals.” – while a contestant on the “Who Wants to Be a Millionaire” celebrity episode that aired on August 5, 2001.
• I was in my peak physical condition when I was about like, uh. . . one. Oh God, I looked good, young and fresh! You wouldn’t know me now if you’d seen me when I was one, you know? I even looked good for my age. People would come up to me and go, “what are you, zero?” And I’d go, “no, I’m one over here!”

Norm MacDonald Important Facts

• Starring as Stan Hooper in the new Fox sitcom “A Minute with Stan Hooper.” [November 2003]
• As of 2011, the new commentator on GSN’s “High Stakes Poker”. [February 2011]
• After making several gay jokes during his March 30, 2011 appearance on The Howard Stern Show, Stern asked if he was at all uncomfortable with homosexuality, to which Macdonald clarified that he was not only a supporter of gay rights, but “fascinated” by gay sexual practices, often engaging in long conversations with his “hair cut guy” on the subject.
• Is good friends with Adam Sandler.
• His father was in the Canadian Military.
• Attended Dollard-des-Ormeaux School on the Valcartier Military Base near Shannon, Quebec, Canada.
• Attended Algonquin College in Ottawa, Ontario, where he took the Broadcasting-Television program, and eventually dropped out. During his time there, he became good friends with Randy Dash, who shot, edited and produced a stand-up act Norm had done in the city. The resulting tape was what helped Norm land his gig with Saturday Night Live (1975).
• Although he is not a U.S. citizen, he has publicly stated his support for Republican politicians George W. Bush and John McCain and has said that he considers Ronald Reagan to be the best President in U.S. history.
• Despite being fired from Saturday Night Live (1975), he was asked to host the show a year later.
• Dropped out of high school when he was 15.
• In early 2002, he and Jon Lovitz were slated to play mismatched roommates for a proposed NBC sitcom entitled “Leave Me Alone,” which was to have been produced by Adam Sandler’s production company. However, because of a dispute between the network and the producers, the pilot went unfilmed, and the series never came into fruition.
• He won $500,000 for his charity on the celebrity edition of Who Wants to Be a Millionaire (1999). He guessed the right answer to the million dollar question but was talked out of answering in case he got it wrong.
• Chevy Chase has stated that since he left Saturday Night Live (1975), the only person who he believes has done Weekend Update “right” is Norm Macdonald.
• Middle child of three boys; younger brother Leslie and older brother Neil. Neil is a broadcaster for the Canadian Broadcast Corporation.
• During an interview on the Late Show with David Letterman (1993) a few days after he was fired from Saturday Night Live (1975), he told Dave that the NBC execs fired him because they thought he wasn’t funny.
• NBC received two complaints after he used a curse word live on Saturday Night Live (1975).
• Has a son, Dylan Lloyd MacDonald born on October 28, 1992 in Los Angeles.
• Celebrity impersonations include Burt Reynolds, Bob Dole, Quentin Tarantino, David Letterman, and Larry King.

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