Chevy Chase

Chevy Chase (A well known actor who has starred in 31 movies, been on 6 T.V. shows or events, screen wrote one movie, shown up on two commercials, and was in one unaccredited movie called L.A. Story.) Chevy was born on October 8th, 1943 in New York, N.Y., USA. Chevy’s first big break came when Lorne Michaels recruited him for the first set of cast members for the popular show Saturday Night Live. He is best known for his impressions of President Ford and popularizing the phrase “Live From New York It’s Saturday Night Live
Vegas Vacation — 1997
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Chevy Chase has been in 31 movies including the following.
Snow Day — 2000
Dirty Work — 1998
Man of the House — 1995
Cops and Robbersons — 1994
A Century of Cinema — 1994
Last Action Hero — 1993
Memoirs of an Invisible Man — 1992
Hero — 1992
L.A. Story — 1991
Nothing But Trouble — 1991
Fletch Lives — 1989
National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation — 1989
Caddyshack II — 1988
Funny Farm — 1988
The Couch Trip — 1988
Three Amigos! — 1986
National Lampoon's European Vacation — 1985
Fletch — 1985
Spies Like Us — 1985
Seasame Street Presents: Follow That Bird — 1985
Deal of the Century — 1983
National Lampoon's Vacation — 1983
Modern Problems — 1981
Under the Rainbow — 1981
Seems Like Old Times — 1980
Oh, Heavenly Dog! — 1980
Caddyshack — 1980
Foul Play — 1978
Tunnelvision — 1976
The Groove Tube — 1974
Chevy hasn’t worked on much lately, but he does star in Snow Day ( a nickelodeon picture.) He is in this with Chris Elliot and the whole nickelodeon crew. Chevy has four kids they are Cydney, Caley, Leigh, and Emily. Chevy has been married twice once to Jaqueline Carlin but things did not work out so he is now married to Jayni Chase. For education Chevy went to Bard Collage, M.I.T. Chevy is 57 and still going Strong and still making movies.
For television Chevy has been in Will Rogers: Look Back in Laughter 1987 (Host)
The 59th Annual Academy Awards 1987 (Host)
The Chevy Chase National Humor Test 1979
The Chevy Chase Show 1977
Saturday Night Live 1975 - 1976 (Series)
The Great American Dream Machine 1971 - 1972 (Movie)
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