Jon Lovitz

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Age: 51
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Monday, October 01, 2007

The Jon Lovitz Comedy Club

Guess what???? I am opening my own comedy club, in San Diego. We open November 8, 2007.

It is located at a restaurant and club in the Gas Lamp District called Abergine. Abergine has a terrific restaurant serving Japanese cuisine. They also are a very popular night club. They operate out of an entire building. The place is huge. They've decided to give me the back room where I can have my club.

However, the word "room" is misleading. It's a very large room, with a stage... a theatre where they used to perform plays. It has it's own walk up bar. And on a raised platform in the back of the room are couches. So, if you see the show, you have a choice of three places to sit: the chairs in the front of the stage, the bar or the lounge area in the back.

Right now, we're starting with three nights (Thursday, Friday and Saturday) and hope to expand to more nights later in the year.

I'll have more details in the future. Here's the address:

The Jon Lovitz Comedy Club
@ Aubergine

500 4th Ave. (the corner of 4th and Island)
Gas Lamp District
San Diego, Ca.

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Friday, August 19, 2005

Career Advice

Well, I don't know everything about acting, but I've learned alot working the last twenty years. I know alot of you aspire to be professional actors and comedians. And I believe the point of life is to learn everything you can, and teach others what you've learned.

So, if you have any questions you'd like me to answer, please write to this blog and I will answer you with the best advice I can give you. I've pretty much done everything in performing, from movies (comedy and drama, studio movies and independents), to television (sitcoms as a regular and guest star to one hour dramas as a recurring character) to Broadway, to stand up comedy, to voice overs in movies, cartoons and commercials, acting in commercials, to singing on a record, singing at Carnegie Hall. Oh, and writing and performing in sketch comedy (The Groundlings Improv group in Los Angeles and Saturday Night Live)

So, let me know and I'll post my answers here on this blog. And good luck to all of you.

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Movies

2005 has been a good year. I did a cameo in the musical version of "The Producers" starring Nathan Lane and Matthew Broderick.

Then I did a movie called "The Benchwarmers" starring Rob Schneider, David Spade and Jon Heder (Napolean Dynamite). I play Mel the Billionaire. I sponser a baseball tournament called "Mel's Tournament of Little Leaguers and Three Older Guys". It's really funny and silly. And Rob, David and Jon Heder are hilarious. If you like comedy, you'll like this movie.

Now, I'm making a movie called "Southland Tales". It stars the Rock, Sean William Scott, Sarah Michelle Gellar, Cheri Oteri, Nora Dunn, Angelica Houston, Oliver Stone, etc. Oh, and me. It's written and directed by Richard Kelly. He wrote and directed "Donnie Darko". This movie has everything. I can't talk about it, but if you liked "Donnie Darko", you'll love this.

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Monday, August 08, 2005

Stand Up Comedy

Had my first show I headlined. (By myself. In the past, I've co-headlined with Norm MacDonald). It was at the Canyon Club in Agoura Hills, California. Jokoy opened for me. He was hilarious. Then it was my turn. Had them laughing for about forty minutes. Then, nothing. For about fifteen minutes, I did jokes that always get a laugh and they just stared at me. What's going on, I thought. I started to sweat. Keep going, I thought. I'm getting paid, I better finish the rest of my act. Suddenly, it occured to me the air conditioning was off. It felt like it was about 90 degrees up on stage. "Are you guys really hot?" I asked. "Yeah", came the answer, slow and dreary like. So, I went into the music portion of my show. And slowly, I got the audience back. Well, most of them, anyway. Afterward, one woman came backstage. I said, "I don't know why the audience stopped laughing". And said to me, "Well, you had the unfortunate experience of following someone who was hilarious". Hmmm.... Well, I guess the show wasn't a total loss. Thank God for Jokoy!!!

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