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DATA
 Birth
name: Timothy Allen Dick
Born: June 13, 1953 Denver, Colo., USA
Height: 5' 11"
Relations:
Wife: Laura Diebel
(1978 - November 1999)
(separated)
Daughter: Kathryn (b.
1989)
Education: Western Michigan University
Fan Mail:
Tim Allen
C/O
William Morris Agency
151 El Camino Drive
Beverly Hills, CA 90212 USA
Offical Site:
http://www.timallen.com
Trivia
- Paided $1,250,000 per episode for the
1999 season for his series "Home Improvement".
- (24 May 1997) Arrested in Bloomfield
Hills, Michigan, for drunk driving.
- Started out doing stand-up comedy
- Spent 28 months in jail after being
arrested for attempted drug-dealing in 1978.
- Has nine brothers and sisters.
- Paid $2 million for 26 acres of
Michigan campground with the intention of keeping it in its natural,
undeveloped state.
- Attended Western Michigan University.
- Tim Allen is left handed.
- Tim's wife, Laura, is the CEO for Tim
Allen Signature Tools.
- Tim's daughter is named Kady.
- (October 1999) Had to have an
emergency appendectomy.
- Salary
Toy Story 2 (1999)
$5,000,000 (USA)
Toy Story (1995)
$50,000 (USA)
Filmography
| Project |
Year |
Role |
| Shaggy
Dog, The |
2005 |
? |
| Christmas
with the Kranks |
2004 |
Luther
Krank |
| In The
Pink |
2004 |
|
| Doin' the
Splits |
2004 |
? |
The Santa Clause 2
aka Santa Clause 2: The Mrs. Clause |
2002 |
Scott
Calvin/Santa |
| Big
Trouble |
2002 |
Eliot
Arnold |
| AFI Life
Achievement Award: A Tribute to Tom Hanks (TV) |
2002 |
Himself |
| Who Is Cletis
Tout? |
2001 |
Critical
Jim |
| Laughing
Out Loud: America's Funniest Comedians |
2001 |
Himself
(archive footage) |
| Joe
Somebody (12-21-01) |
2001 |
Joe
Scheffer |
| AFI's 100
Years, 100 Laughs: America's Funniest Movies |
2000 |
Himself |
| The
Beatles Revolution (TV) |
2000 |
Himself |
| Buzz
Lightyear of Star Command: The Adventure Begins |
2000 |
Buzz
Lightyear |
| Galaxy
Quest |
1999 |
Jason
Nesmith / Commander Peter Quincy Taggert |
| Toy Story
2 (voice) |
1999 |
Buzz
Lightyear |
| For Richer
or Poorer |
1997 |
Brad
Sexton |
Jungle2Jungle
aka Jungle 2 Jungle |
1997 |
Michael
Cromwell |
| Meet Wally
Sparks |
1997 |
Himself |
| Toy
Story (voice) |
1995 |
Buzz
Lightyear |
| The Santa
Clause |
1994 |
Scott
Calvin |
| Home
Improvement (TV Series ) |
1991 |
Tim 'The
Tool Man' Taylor |
The Girl
Who Came Late
aka Daydream Believer |
1991 |
Fringe
Theatre Director |
| Tropical
Snow |
1989 |
Baggage
Handler |
| Comedy's
Dirtiest Dozen |
1988 |
Himself |
| What Do You
Say to a Naked Lady? |
1988 |
Interviewer |
Books
- I'm Not Really Here
— 1996
- Don't Stand Too Close to a
Naked Man — 1994
Notable
TV guest appearances
- "Primetime Glick" (2001)
playing "Himself" in episode: "Tim Allen and Edie
Falco" (episode # 2.7) 4/6/2002
- "Tonight Show with Jay Leno,
The" (1992) playing "Guest" in episode: "Show
#2236" (episode # 10.48) 4/2/2002
- "Revealed with Jules Asner"
(2001) playing "Himself"
- "Spin City" (1996) playing
"Rags" (voice) in episode: "Kidney's All Right,
The" (episode # 3.9) 11/17/1998
- "The Larry Sanders Show"
(1992) playing "Himself" in episode: "Flip (series
finale)" (episode # 6.11) 5/31/1998
- "Soul Man" (1997) playing
"Tim Taylor" 4/22/1997
- "The Drew Carey Show" (1995)
playing "Himself" in episode: "Front, The"
(episode # 1.17) 2/7/1996
- "The Flying Doctors"
(1985/II) playing "Pilot"
Other
works
- Commercials for a window dealer
(Pella) in Northeast IndianaTV
- Appeared in Mr. Goodwrench
commercials.
- TV commercial for Department of
Housing and Urban Development (1999)
Awards
- 2000 Academy of Science Fiction,
Horror and Fantasy Films, USA - Saturn Award - Best Actor for Galaxy
Quest (1999)
- 2000 Annie Awards - Outstanding
Individual Achievement for Voice Acting by a Male Performer in an
Animated Feature Production for: Toy Story 2 (1999)
- 1995 - Golden Globes, USA - Best
Performance by an Actor in a TV-Series - Comedy/Musical for:
"Home Improvement" (1991)
- 1999 TV Guide Awards - Favorite Actor
in a Comedy for: "Home Improvement" (1991)
- 1999 People's Choice Awards, USA -
Favorite Male Television Performer
- 1998 People's Choice Awards, USA -
Favorite Male Television Performer
- 1997 People's Choice Awards, USA -
Favorite Male Television Performer
- 1995 People's Choice Awards, USA -
Favorite Male Television Performer
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