John Farley
Born in Madison, Wisconsin, USA — Oct 29 1968
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John Patrick Farley (born October 29, 1968) is an American actor and comedian. He is the youngest brother of actor and comedian Chris Farley.
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John Farley's Credits
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Frasier
Records Clerk
Curb Your Enthusiasm
Knicks score man
Arrested Development
Clerk
My Name Is Earl
Annie
Rules of Engagement
Greg
Workaholics
Principal Senn
8 Simple Rules
Owner
Nicky, Ricky, Dicky & Dawn
Mr. Dexter
Leo
Golfer #3 (voice)
Dark Side of Comedy
Self
Crash & Bernstein
Mr. Green
You Don't Mess with the Zohan
Tom
Happy Gilmore 2
Nate
Get Smart
Agent 38
Little Nicky
Human Dartboard
Jack and Jill
Mort the Hot Dog Vendor
Deuce Bigalow: European Gigolo
Naked Bike Cop (uncredited)
Joe Dirt
Security Guard
Tommy Boy
Roy
The Benchwarmers
Swimmer Boy
The Ridiculous 6
Roscoe (uncredited)
The Animal
Other Mob
The Wrong Missy
Calvin Sr.
The Waterboy
Tony Dodd
The Straight Story
Thorvald
Walk of Shame
John
Dog Gone
Dad
Beverly Hills Ninja
Policeman
Home Team
Championship Game Referee
Black Sheep
Bouncer
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Self
Extreme Movie
Mr. Matthews
Loving Annabelle
Male Detective
Almost Heroes
Bartender
Hell and Back
Demon (voice)
LA Blues
Cop #1
Eight Crazy Nights
Cop #2 (voice)
Final Approach
Jimbo
Corky Romano
Ice Cream Vendor
I Am Chris Farley
Self
Chris Farley: Anything for a Laugh
Self
Dickie Roberts: Former Child Star
Referee
Wieners
Cornelius
Strange Wilderness
Doctor
Blonde and Blonder
Swan
Sandy Wexler
Miceli’s Singing Waiter
Believers
Glasses
House Broken
Nate the Store Manager
Boy Toy
Stu
Farewell Mr. Kringle
Lloyd
Hollywood & Wine
Writing
Paranormal Movie
Jack Goff
Courting Mom and Dad
Donovan Marshall
The Breaks
Police Officer
Christmas vs The Walters
Chuck
A Genie's Tail
Genie Joe
Pitching Tents
Jack
The Making of 'Blonde and Blonder'
Big Wind on Campus
Scooter
The Gold & the Beautiful
Erik
Moments of Youth
Principal Crenshaw
Meet Me Where I am
Hellbent on Boogie
Pastor Elswit