For nearly 4 decades Kevin Pollak has
been keeping use entertained as a comic, impressionist, actor and
director. His masterful way of creating situations where he does
impressions of actors, as some of their most famous characters,
interacting never fails to keep an audience roaring with laughter. In
one of these routines he does William Shatner's Captain Kirk address
his soldiers that include Peter Falk's Lt. Columbo and Woody Allen.
By the time he was
17, Kevin Pollak had already been doing impressions for 7 years for
friends & family. Then, he saw and ad saying that Rich Little
would be in town to put on a show. He went to the show and stood up
in front of the stage as the character he did best. He thought he
would doing his impersonation and then be sent back to his seat. To
his surprise Mr. Little brought him up on stage and played out a
scene with him in character as Lt. Columbo.
Since 2009 Kevin
Pollak has had an online talk show that can be seen on his KPSH
channel on YouTube. On each weekly episode last between 1 to 2 hours
where he sits down to do in-depth interviews with celebrities. His
past guests have included Henry Winkler, Dana Carvey, Dick Van Dyke,
and Seth Green among others. Unlike the interviews we usually see on
television these are more like a chat with a friend where he ask
questions about their life, politics, interests, or other things
going on with them or their family.
In 2012 Kevin
Pollak was in the annual poker tournament. He played in the main
event of the tournament were he won $52, 718 before he went in on an
all-in bet where him and his opponent both had a pair of queens. You
would have thought it would be a draw but the turn cards gave his
opponent a flush to beat Kevin Pollak.
In 2010 Kevin
Pollak co-create and directs a eb series called “Vamped Out”. The
series is a mockumentary that follows a vampire (co-creator Jason
Antoon) that is trying to find work in Hollywood as a vampire.
In 2012 Kevin
Pollak put out a book titled “How I slept my way to the middle”.
In the book he tells stories from before and during his career. It
also includes some anecdotal stories about some of the major stars he
appeared along side.
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