David Spade

David Wayne Spade is an American actor, stand-up comedian, producer, screenwriter, and television personality. He is best known as a cast member on the NBC late-night sketch comedy and variety show (1990–1996). He is also well-known for portraying Richard Hayden in the 1995 buddy comedy film (with the late ), the titular character of the 2001 comedy film , and Marcus Higgins in the . Additionally, he voiced Scuzz the fly in the 2005 sports comedy film , Griffin the Invisible Man in ' , and Sparx in video game.
For Disney, he voiced Kuzco in the 2000 Disney animated feature film The Emperor's New Groove and its 2005 sequel. He also portrayed C.J. Barnes in the ABC sitcom 8 Simple Rules (2004–2005) and Ed Gunt in .
==Roles==
The-Emperors-New-Groove-Kuzko.jpg|Kuzco(The Emperor's New Groove franchise)
CJ Barnes 8SR.jpg|C.J. Barnes(8 Simple Rules)
==Gallery==
David Spade behind the scenes Empnewgroove.jpg|David Spade behind the scenes of The Emperor's New Groove.
David Spade 64th Golden Globes.jpg|David Spade speaks onstage at the 64th annual Golden Globes in January 2007.
David Spade Nick KCA10.jpg|David Spade attending the 2010 Kids' Choice Awards.
David Spade Jillian Grace & daughter Harper Mad Tea Party Disneyland.jpg|David Spade with his partner, Jillian Grace, and their daughter, Harper, riding the Mad Tea Party in Disneyland in September 2011.
David Spade TIFF12.jpg|David Spade attending the 2012 Toronto International Film Fest.
David Spade SNL 40th anniversary.jpg|David Spade attending the 40th anniversary celebration of in February 2015.
David Spade speaks at Spike TV GC.jpg|David Spade speaks onstage during the 2015 's Guys Choice awards.
David Spade visits Jimmy Fallon.jpg|David Spade visiting in May 2016.
David Spade at Stand up to Cancer event.jpg|David Spade attending the 6th biennial Stand Up to Cancer event in September 2018.
David Spade MTV Movie & TV Awards19.jpg|David Spade attending the 2019 MTV Movie and TV Awards.
==Trivia==
*Spade was, at one point, considered for the voice role of Chicken Little in the 2005 film of the same name, along with Michael J. Fox and Matthew Broderick, before Zach Braff was cast.
==References==
==External links==
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*Official website
Category:1960s births
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Category:People from Michigan
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Category:Voice actors
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