Brad Sherwood
Brad Sherwood (born Nov. 24, 1964 in Chicago) is an American actor, comedian, and coporate speaker with nearly 30 credits to his name as a writer, producer, and actor.
Sherwood grew up in Santa Fe, New Mexico, and began acting at the age of eight. He graduated from Wright State University with a BFA in Acting, and soon thereafter took his talents to Hollywood. His first real role was on the sketch-comedy series The Newz, though he also made several guest appearances on L.A. Law as a lovestruck nanny. Sherwood continued to make appearances on The Tonight Show even with his other steady jobs.
In 1992, the 6'4" Sherwood took his sharp wit and prodigious voice to the acclaimed Whose Line Is It Anyway?, a show he would remain on throughout the rest of its 16-year run. He remains one of the most beloved guest stars in the show's history.
After Whose Line?, Sherwood turned his attention to stand-up, and made an appearance on 2002's Jane White Is Sick And Twisted as well. Sherwood remains single, despite his burgeoning female following after Whose Line?.
