Troy Gentile
Troy Gentile (born 27 October 1993 in Boca Raton, Florida ) is an American actor.
Life and career
At the age of four years moved Troy Gentile, son of the former Boca Raton News staffer Debbie Gentile and the Iranian- Albert Farshi, with his family to California. Finally, where he also began his acting training, where he was initially used only in small theater productions, and finally in 2005 made his film debut when he is going on brought in the cast of the bears was.
For his role as Matthew Hooper he "Best Performance in a Feature Film - Young Ensemble Cast", together with a number of other young actors in the following year with a Young Artist Award in the category of excellent.
In the following two years, Gentile was finally used in numerous internationally broadcast films and television series, including, inter alia in 2006, in each case an episode of the series The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson and Suite Life of Zack & Cody. He also played this year two times the younger version of Jack Black; the one in Nacho Libre, on the other Kings of Rock - Tenacious D.
The Young Artist Awards of 2007 Gentile was finally "Performance in a Feature Film Best - Supporting Young Actor" for his role for an award in the category nominated.
The year 2007 was equally marked by a series of larger film appearances. So he filmed this year the pilot for the television series created later Zip, for Troy Gentile, after the recording of Steven Weber and Bernardo De Paula, in early April 2008 was also brought in the cast. In addition to a small supporting role in the thriller 9 Lives of Mara, he brought it in 2007, among other things to a starring role in the comedy Fugly. Further supporting roles followed in I Could Never Be in Short Order Up and in the film Good Luck Chuck, in which he played a younger version of the actor Dan Fogler. All of these films were released in 2007.
In subsequent years, his commitment decreased rapidly, although he still brought it to larger roles. Here, for example, in the films Drillbit Taylor - A man for all accidents ( 2008), and Hotel for Dogs ( 2009). For his role of Ryan Anderson in Drillbit Taylor, he was nominated a second time for a Young Artist Award in 2009, this time with David Dorfman and Nate Harley in the category "Best Performance in a Feature Film - Young Ensemble Cast".
In 2008, Troy Gentile had a cameo appearance in the television series Entourage, as well as another guest appearance in an episode of Hawthorne in 2010. In the German- dubbed versions of the films and series in which Gentile was used, it has no hard voice. Instead, his voice were taken from various voice actors, so Moses Obleta in The Bad News Bears, Tobias John von Freyend in Good Luck Chuck, of Constantinople Seidenstücker in Drillbit Taylor - A man for all accidents, as well as by Daniel Claus in Hotel for Dogs.
Filmography
- 2005: The Bad News Bears ( Bad News Bears)
- 2006: Nacho Libre
- 2006: Kings of Rock - Tenacious D ( Tenacious D in The Pick of Destiny )
- 2007: Zip → Pilot
- 2007: 9 Lives of Mara
- 2007: Fugly
- 2007: I Could Never ( I Could Never Be Your Woman )
- 2007: Order Up
- 2007: Good Luck Chuck (Good Luck Chuck )
- 2008: Drillbit Taylor - A man for all accidents ( Drillbit Taylor)
- 2008: Pineapple Express (son of Ted Jones)
- 2009: Hotel for Dogs (Hotel for Dogs )
- 2006: The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson (1 episode )
- 2006: Suite Life of Zack & Cody ( 1 episode )
- 2008: Entourage (1 episode )
- 2010: Hawthorne (1 episode )
- Since 2013: The Goldbergs ( TV series)
Nominations and awards
- 2007: Young Artist Award in the category "Best Performance in a Feature Film - Supporting Young Actor" for his involvement in Nacho Libre
- 2009: Young Artist Award in the category "Best Performance in a Feature Film - Young Ensemble Cast" for his involvement in Drillbit Taylor - A man for all accidents (along with David Dorfman and Nate Hartley )
- 2006: Young Artist Award in the category "Best Performance in a Feature Film - Young Ensemble Cast" are for its commitment to the bear again ( along with another 13-member team )