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His "Saturday Night Live" (1975) character, Master Thespian is an imitation of a professor he had at the University of California-Irvine. B.A. from University of California Irvine. [1979] Encouraged and was supportive with actresses Lisa Kudrow and Maeve Quinlan in pursuing acting careers. Is a native of Tarzana, California. Father was a doctor. Worked various jobs while pursuing an acting career. Was a waiter, worked in a clothing store, was a messenger, worked in a xerox shop, shoe store, as a hospital orderly. Was originally considered for the role of Marcus Burnette in Bad Boys (1995), with Dana Carvey as Mike Lowrey. Director Michael Bay today says it would have ruined their careers. Had two guest appearances on the popular sitcom "Friends" (1994). His first appearance, as successful restaurant owner with a drug abuse problem and Phoebe's massage client Steve, in Season One was intended to be a one-time appearance, but he returned as Steve in Season Nine, set up with Rachel by Phoebe on what was an intentionally torturous blind date, In this appearance it was revealed in the eight years in between his first appearance, Steve had lost his restaurant to his addiction, was now silk screening shirts and had developed low self-esteem due to his weight gain and recent impotence. Is actually credited as the Author of the yellow pages. They even went as far to put a about the author page inside the book. Sang with British pop star Robbie Williams in the song "Well, Did You Evah?" on Williams' album "Swing When You're Winning".