Alan Tudyk

ALAN TUDYK (Doc Potter)

Alan Tudyk is a Texas native, born in El Paso and raised in Plano. In 1993 he moved to New York to attend Juilliard. He began his career in the theatre with “Bunny Bunny,” for which he received the Clarence Derwent award for best New York theatre debut, and a Theatre World award for best actor. Tudyk has since appeared in several off-Broadway and Broadway plays. He could most recently be seen in The Roundabout Theatre’s critically acclaimed 2007 Broadway revival of “Prelude to a Kiss.” In 2005 Tudyk appeared in Monte Python’s “Spamalot.”

His movie credits include DEATH AT A FUNERAL; Judd Apatow’s KNOCKED UP; Joss Whedon cult favorite SERENITY; I, ROBOT, where he played the robot, Sonny, opposite Will Smith; DODGEBALL: A TRUE UNDERDOG STORY as Pirate Steve; HEARTS IN ATLANTIS with Sir Anthony Hopkins; A KNIGHT’S TALE; 28 DAYS with Sandra Bullock; WONDER BOYS; and PATCH ADAMS. He has also appeared in many television shows and made-for-television movie events."