Brian Howe (American Actor) – Age, Height, Net Worth, Biography

Brian Howe is an American actor who is Typically cast as an American everyman — in many ways, the most challenging of roles to play — the slightly stocky Hollywood character actor Brian Howe began his career during the mid-’90s, as an occasional guest player on episodes of such series as Law & Order (as a variety of different characters) and the short-lived sitcom The Bonnie Hunt Show (as Sammy Sinatra). Howe re-teamed with the venerable Hunt for a small role in his first feature, which the actress directed: the romantic comedy Return to Me, starring Minnie Driver and David Duchovny. Supporting turns in an uneven series of films ensued, ranging from Iain Softley’s ill-advised sci-fier K-PAX (2001) to Steven Spielberg’s buoyant comedy drama Catch Me If You Can (2002).

Brian Howe Biography

Brian Howe was born in England on July 22, 1953. Brian Howe English singer best known as the frontman of the rock band Bad Company from 1983-1994. He embarked on a solo career in 1997, releasing the album “Tangled in Blue” that year. He was longtime bandmates with Bad Company guitarist Mick Ralphs. He was a member of the one-hit-wonder band Shy. He is one of the most successful Celebrity who was born in a city of England, Brian Howe birth place is England, where He born in July 22, 1953. He is one of the Richest Rock Singer. He is best known for playing stockbroker Jay Twistle in the feature film “The Pursuit of Happyness”.

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Career: Howe received fourth billing on series creator Barry Kemp’s short-lived sitcom A Minute With Stan Hooper (2003), then landed a trio of supporting roles in A-listers during 2006: one in the Robin Williams farce RV, another in the Will Smith sudser The Pursuit of Happyness, and a third in Tony Scott’s sci-fi actioner Déjà Vu. Clint Eastwood cast him in the 2008 drama Gran Torino. He appeared in the 2011 action film I Am Number Four, and in 2012 Howe appeared as Randy Scheunemann in the made-for-HBO docudrama Game Change.