Who is Steve Howey?

American actor Steven Michael Robert ‘Steve’ Howey was born in San Antonio, Texas USA, on 12 July 1977, meaning that Cancer’s his zodiac sign. He’s had roles in close to 50 TV series and movies, but is perhaps still known best for playing Daniel in the 2009 romantic comedy movie “Bride Wars”, which Gary Winick directed, and which starred Candice Bergen, Anne Hathaway and Kate Hudson. It follows two best friends who are marrying on the same day, and the film won one of its nine award nominations.

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Education and early life

Steve and his siblings Tammy and Bret were raised in San Antonio by their father Bill Howey who’s a screenwriter and director, and mother Carla Novinger who’s a housewife; not a lot else has been disclosed about his family, as they prefer to stay away from media.

Steve mostly became interested in acting thanks to his father, and attended Bill’s acting workshop. He studied at Crescenta Valley High School, at which he was mostly into playing basketball, and upon matriculating in 1995, he enrolled at Northeastern Junior College on a basketball scholarship.

Steve quit college in 1997, wanting to pursue a career in the film industry.

Roles in movies

Steve’s debut film role was playing Jim in the 1998 drama “Class”, and he could then have been seen appearing in the 2005 romantic action “Supercross”, the 2006 action adventure mystery “DOA: Dead or Alive”, and the 2007 comedy “The Beast”.

He gained recognition in 2009, when cast to play Agnew in the comedy “Still Waiting…”, which Jeff Balis directed, and which starred Rob Benedict, John Michael Higgins and Adam Carolla; it follows Dennis who’s hoping that he’ll be promoted at work. In the same year, Steve starred as Stan Helsing in the eponymous horror comedy, written and directed by Bo Zenga, and which also starred Diora Baird and Kenan Thompson; it’s a parody about various other horror films, and won a Gold Medal for Excellence at the 2010 Park City Film Music Festival.

Steve played Terry in the 2011 comedy “Losing Control”, and was then cast to portray Marcus in the 2011 romantic comedy “Something Borrowed” and Joel in the 2011 romantic comedy “Conception”. In 2014, he played Bo Soames in the hit romantic fantasy “In Your Eyes”, directed by Brin Hill, and which starred Michael Stahl-David, Zoe Kazan and Mark Feuerstein. It follows two people from different corners of the USA, who are telepathically connected and can see through each other’s eyes.

Steve’s also known for playing Felix in the 2019 action crime comedy “Stuber”, directed by Michael Dowse, and which starred Dave Bautista, Kumail Nanjiani and Mira Sorvino. It follows a detective and his Uber driver who’ve embarked on an adventure together, and the film was nominated for five awards.

Steve’s since appeared in only a single movie: the 2022 action fantasy comedy “Day Shift”.

Roles in TV series

Steve’s debut TV series role was playing Mark Kerwin in the 1999 episode “Silicone Valley of the Dolls” of the crime action “Pacific Blue”, and the following couple of years saw him appear in an episode or two of the romantic comedy “Get Real”, the romantic drama “ER”, and the comedy “The Drew Carey Show”.

From 2001 through 2007, he starred as Van Montgomery in the popular comedy “Reba”, which Allison M. Gibson created, and which also starred JoAnna Garcia Swisher and Reba McEntire. It follows the life of a single mother of three, and the series won three of its 19 award nominations.

In 2009, Steve starred as Ben Piller in another popular comedy “Ctrl”, which follows the life of an office worker who’s discovered that his computer has magic abilities; he could then have been seen appearing in an episode or two of the fantasy horror comedy “Stan Helsing”, the crime mystery comedy “Psych”, and the romantic comedy “Love Bites”.

From 2011 through 2021, Steve played Kevin Ball in all the 134 episodes of the comedy “Shameless”, which starred Emmy Rossum, William H. Macy and Ethan Cutkosky, and was created by Paul Abbott and John Wells. It follows several members of an unforgiving Chicago family, and the series won 20 of its 89 award nominations.

Steve’s since appeared in only a single TV series, playing Harry Tasker in 12 episodes of the 2023 action adventure comedy “True Lies”.

Other credits

Steve produced the 1998 drama movie “Class”, while he’s the producer of the upcoming short film “Hours”.

Some of his most recent talk-show appearances have been in “The Talk”, “Entertainment Tonight” and “eTalk Daily”.

Love life and marriage

Steve prefers to keep the details of his love life to himself, but it’s known that he was married to popular American actress and former model Aahoo Jahansouzshahi, who’s known better by her professional name Sarah Shahi; she’s appeared in nearly 70 TV series and movies, and is probably known best for playing Adrianna Tomaz in the 2022 action adventure fantasy film “Black Adam”.

Steve and Sarah became engaged in June 2007, and exchanged vows in Las Vegas, Nevada on 7 February 2009; Sarah gave birth to their son in July 2009, and their twin son and daughter followed in March 2015.

The two filed for divorce together in May 2020, and it was finalized in January 2021.

Steve’s yet to speak about other women whom he’s been with, he seems to be unattached as of April 2023, was once married to Sarah Shahi, and they have three children together.

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Interesting facts and hobbies

Steve enjoys being active on the internet, and is today followed by close to two million people on Instagram, while he’s uploaded more than 660 pictures and videos onto the social media network, with most of these showing him during his everyday life.

He’s a fashionista, and enjoys wearing suits – it’s believed that Steve has a collection of more than 200, but this is yet to be confirmed by the famous actor.

He works out at the gym on a daily basis, thus his muscular body; some of his Instagram pictures and videos show him exercising at the gym.

He’s a huge fan of motorcycles, and often features his own in his Instagram pictures.

Steve’s favorite actor is Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson, while some of his favorite films include “G. I. Joe: Retaliation”, “Central Intelligence”, and “Fighting with My Family”.

Height, eyes and wealth

Steve’s age is 45. He has brown eyes and hair, is 6ft 4ins (1.92m) tall and weighs around 210lbs (95kgs).

Steve’s net worth’s been estimated at over $2 million, as of April 2023.

Who is Willa Fitzgerald?

American actress Willa Fitzgerald was born in Nashville, Tennessee USA, on 17 January 1991, making Capricorn her zodiac sign. She’s had roles in close to 40 TV series and movies, and is probably known best for starring as Emma Duval in the critically acclaimed crime comedy “Scream: The TV Series”, created by Jay Beattie and Jill E. Blotevogel, and which also starred Bex Taylor-Klaus and John Karna. It follows a masked serial killer who’s targeting a group of teenagers, the series aired from 2015 through 2019, and won three of its 13 award nominations.

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Education and early life

Willa was raised in Nashville by her mother Judith Dohse and father Edward Fitzgerald, however, she hasn’t shared many details about them because they prefer to be left out of media; Willa hasn’t spoken about having siblings, and is thus believed to be an only child.

Her interest in acting was born while she was attending a local high school, and she was 16 when she made her debut film appearance, playing Vivian in the 2007 family drama “For the Love of a Dog”, which follows a family as they’re gathering money to pay for their dog’s medicine.

Willa didn’t appear in any movies or TV series in the following five years, wanting to focus on her education; she matriculated in 2009 and then enrolled at Yale University, from which she graduated with a Bachelor’s degree in 2012.

Roles in movies

In 2012, Willa starred in the short romantic comedy “Food of Love”, and the following year heard her voice the lead character in the short animated drama “Two Cheeseburgers: Part 3”.

The year 2014 saw her appear in the dramas “Wall Street” and “The Novice”, while she then starred as Emma Duval in the 2015 short horror “Scream: Killer Party”, which also starred Sterling Brim and Chanel West Coast, and follows a teenager who’s trying to hide from a serial killer. Willa only began attracting attention in 2017, when cast to play Tiffany in the comedy “Freak Show”, directed by Trudie Styler, and which starred Alex Lawther, Ian Nelson and AnnaSophia Robb. It follows Billy Bloom who’s attending a conservative high school, but has nevertheless chosen to run for homecoming queen; the movie was nominated for four awards.

In 2017 Willa could then have been seen appearing in the crime thriller “Blood Money”, and the action thriller “Behind Enemy Lines”, followed by the 2018 thriller “Beach House”.

In 2019, she portrayed Adult Kitsey Barbour in the popular drama “The Goldfinch”, directed by John Crowley, and which starred Oakes Fegley, Ansel Elgort and Nicole Kidman. It follows a boy whose mother was killed in a bombing at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, and who’s now become a criminal; the film was nominated for three awards.

Willa’s since appeared in only two movies: the 2021 thriller comedy “18½” and the 2022 action thriller “Savage Salvation”.

Roles in TV series

Willa’s debut TV series role was playing Lacey Sutherland in the 2014 episode “The Bogeyman” of the crime mystery “Blue Bloods”, and the following year saw her portray Emma Miller in 13 episodes of the comedy “Royal Pains”, created by John P. Rogers and Andrew Lenchewski, and which starred Mark Feurstein, Paulo Constanzo and Reshma Shetty, Paulo Constanzo. It follows the life of a diagnostic surgeon, the series aired from 2009 through 2016, and won two of its four award nominations.

Willa became popular after she played the supporting character Lola Laffer in the popular comedy “Alpha House”, created by Garry Trudeau, and which starred John Goodman, Clark Johnson and Matt Malloy. It follows the lives of four Republican senators, the series aired in 2013 and 2014, and won one of its six award nominations. Willa could then have been seen appearing in an episode of the crime action “Gotham”, the romantic comedy “Relationship Status”, and the crime comedy “Bull”.

In 2019 and 2020, she played the main character Colette French in all the 10 episodes of the crime mystery thriller “Dare Me”, created by Megan Abbott and Gina Fattore, and which also starred Herizen F. Guardiola and Marlo Kelly; it follows the lives of several cheerleaders.

Willa’s most recent TV series role has been playing one of the main characters Roscoe Conklin in the hit crime action “Reacher”, created by Nick Santora, and which also stars Alan Ritchson and Malcolm Goodwin. It follows Jack Reacher who’s been arrested for murder, but the police now need his help; the series has been nominated for four awards.

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Other credits

Willa sang the songs “The Land o the Leal” and “God Rest You Merry, Gentlemen” in the 2017 episode “Part 2” of the drama “Little Women”.

Some of her recent talk-show appearances have been in “Build”, “Day by Day” and “Popternative”.

Awards and nominations

Willa was nominated for a 2015 Teen Choice Award for Choice Summer TV Star: Female and a 2016 TV Guide Award for Favorite Ensemble, both for her performance in “Scream”.

She was also nominated for a 2019 The BAM Award for Best Act, for her and her colleagues’ performance in “The Goldfinch”.

Love life and boyfriend

Willa avoids sharing the details of her love life with her fans, but it’s widely believed that she’s today in a relationship with American businessman, TV host and chef Gabriel ‘Gabe’ Kennedy, as she’s featured him in some of her Instagram pictures and videos.

It’s believed that Willa and Gabe have been together since 2017, as it was then that she uploaded the first picture of them onto her Instagram account; it’s known that Gabe’s the co-founder of the cannabis company Plant People, and that he holds a degree from both The Culinary Institute of America and Cornell University’s School of Hotel Administration.

Willa seems to be in relationship with Gabriel ‘Gabe’ Kennedy as of April 2023, but is yet to confirm this; she hasn’t married and doesn’t have children.

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Interesting facts and hobbies

Willa’s followed by more than 460,000 people on Instagram, and has uploaded close to 1,700 pictures and videos onto the social media network, with most of these showing her during her everyday life. She has a separate Instagram account ‘The Dog Flock’, which she’s made for her two pet dogs; this account’s followed by over 1,000 people, and 80 pictures have been uploaded onto it.

Willa’s passionate about puppeteering, and occasionally shows off her skills in her Instagram videos.

She’s physically active and works out at the gym a couple of times every week, and Willa’s an avid snowboarder too, which is only one of the reasons why winter’s her favorite season.

She’s an amateur photographer, and some of her Instagram pictures have been taken by her.

Willa’s favorite actress is Helena Bonham Carter, and some of her favorite movies include “Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1”, “Fight Club” and “Enola Holmes”.

Height, eyes and wealth

Willa’s age is 32. Her hair and eyes are brown, she’s 5ft 5ins (1.65m) tall and weighs around 125lbs (57kgs).

Willa’s net worth’s been estimated at over $600,000, as of March 2023.

Who is Angie Dickinson?

Retired American actress Angeline ‘Angie’ Dickinson was born in Kulm, North Dakota USA on 30 September 1931, making Libra her zodiac sign. She appeared in 151 TV series and movies prior to retiring from acting in 2009, and is perhaps still remembered best for playing Feathers in the 1959 western movie “Rio Bravo”, directed by Howard Hawks, and which starred John Wayne, Dean Martin and Ricky Nelson. It follows the sheriff of a small town who’s arrested the brother of a local criminal, and the film won four of its 10 award nominations.

Education and early life

Angie was raised alongside her three sisters in Kulm, by their father Leo Henry Brown who was a newspaper publisher, and mother Fredericka (nee Hehr) who was a housewife; the family were descendants of Germans from Russia, and Angie was raised Catholic.

When she was 10, the family moved to Burbank, California and she enrolled at Bellarmine-Jefferson High School not long after that; she was only 15 when she matriculated, but waited until she was 18 to enroll at Immaculate Heart College, Los Angeles. Angie eventually transferred to Glendale Community College, from which she graduated with a Bachelor’s degree in business in 1954.

Her initial plan was to become an author, but changed her mind after launching her acting career.

Roles in TV series

Angie’s debut TV series role was playing Commercial Model in a 1954 episode of the romantic drama “The Colgate Comedy Hour”, and the remainder of the decade saw her appear in many series, such as the comedy “The Mickey Rooney Show”, the western “Death Valley Days” and the drama “I Led 3 Lives”.

In 1965, Angie portrayed Carol Tredman in the popular drama “Dr. Kildare”, which starred Richard Chamberlain, Raymond Massey and Lee Kurty, and follows the relationship between a surgeon and his young medical intern; the series aired from 1961 through 1966 and won two of its 16 award nominations. Some of Angie’s other roles in the ‘60s were in an episode or two of the comedy “The Jack Benny Program”, the crime adventure comedy “Bob Hope Presents the Chrysler Theatre”, and the western “The Virginian”.

From 1974 through 1978, she starred as Sergeant Suzanne ‘Pepper’ Anderson in all the 90 episodes of the crime action “Police Woman”, created by Robert L. Collins, and which also starred Earl Holliman and Charles Dierkop. It follows the life of best Los Angeles Police Department officer Pepper Anderson, and the series won two of its 24 award nominations.

In 1982, Angie portrayed the main character Cassie Holland in all the 13 episodes of the drama “Cassie & Co.”; her only other TV series role in the ’80s was playing Sadie LaSalle in three episodes of the 1985 romantic mini-series “Hollywood Wives”.

The year 1993 saw Angie play Josie Ito in all the five episodes of the mystery thriller mini-series “Wild Palms”, which Bruce Wagner created, and which starred Robert Loggia, Dana Delany and Jim Belushi. It follows the people employed at a multi-national technology company, and the mini-series was nominated for five awards.

Angie’s final three TV series roles were playing Sheila Smith in the 1997 episode “The Witness” of the comedy “George & Leo”, voicing Detective in the 2000 episode “Aesop’s Fables: A Whodunit Musical” of the animated adventure comedy “Happily Ever After: Fairy Tales for Every Child”, and playing Evelyn Worth in the 2004 episode “Catching It Early” of the drama “Judging Amy”.

Roles in movies

Angie’s debut film role was playing Party Guest in the 1954 romantic musical comedy “Lucky Me”, while some of her other roles in the ‘50s were in the 1955 western “Man with the Gun”, the 1956 western “Hidden Guns”, and the 1958 crime thriller “Cry Terror!”

The year 1964 saw her play the main character Sheila Farr in the popular crime mystery “The Killers”, directed by Don Siegel, and which also starred Lee Marvin and John Cassavetes. It follows two professional hitmen who’re trying to learn more about their latest employer, and the movie won two of its three award nominations. Some of Angie’s following roles were in the 1965 thriller “The Man Who Brought Paradise”, the 1967 western “The Last Challenge”, and the 1969 romantic western action “Young Billy Young”.

In 1972, she portrayed Jackie Kovacs in the crime action “The Outside Man”, written and directed by Jacques Deray, and which starred Jean-Louis Trintignant, Ann-Margret and Roy Scheider; it follows the life of a French hitman who’s now become a target himself. The year 1977 saw Angie play Marjorie ‘Margie’ Delaney in the drama “A Sensitive, Passionate Man”, and the following year saw her portray Lindy Garrison in the drama “Overboard”.

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What marked the ‘80s for her was perhaps playing the lead character Wilma McClatchie in the 1987 crime action comedy “Big Bad Mama II”, written and directed by Jim Wynorski, and which also starred Robert Culp and Danielle Brisebois. It follows the lives of a mother and her two daughters who’ve robbed a bank.

Angie had a couple of movie roles in the ‘90s, with the most popular among these being the 1992 mystery “Treacherous Crossing”, the 1997 comedy “The Don’s Analyst”, and the 1999 romantic comedy “Sealed with a Kiss”.

Her final three movie roles were in the 2001 romantic comedy “Big Bad Love”, the 2004 comedy “Elvis Has Left the Building”, and the 2009 drama “Mending Fences”.

Other credits

Angie wrote the song “For Your Children” for the 2000 historical documentary comedy movie “Uncle Saddam”.

She received special thanks for the 1992 documentary film “25 B.C: The Best of 25 Years of Billy Connolly”, and for the 2005 documentary movie “Madman Muntz: American Maverick”.

Some of Angie’s most recent talk-show appearances have been in “Vintage Los Angeles TV”, “Sinatra: All or Nothing at All” and “Studio 10”.

Awards and nominations

Angie won seven of her 27 award nominations.

Some of her wins include a 1975 Golden Globe for Best TV Actress – Drama, for “Police Woman”, a 1981 Saturn Award for Best Actress, for her performance in “Dressed to Kill”, and a 1989 Golden Boot.

Angie received her own star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame on 10 September 1987, and was inducted into the Texas Film Hall of Fame in 2012.

Love life and marriages

Angie’s been married twice. Her first husband was former professional American Footballer Gene Dickinson; the two exchanged vows in a large ceremony in 1952, but divorced in 1960.

Angie was in an on-and-off relationship with the late American singer and actor Francis Albert ‘Frank’ Sinatra, and it’s believed that she then had an affair with the assassinated US President John Fitzgerald Kennedy, but she’s denied the rumors that she had been with Kennedy.

Angie and her second husband, the late American composer and songwriter Burt Freeman Bacharach married in 1965, and she gave birth to their daughter Nikki Bacharach in the following year; Nikki was autistic and committed suicide on 4 January 2007. Angie and Burt divorced in 1981, and he died in 2023.

He called me for a divorce over the phone…He said, 'This will only take a minute…'

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Angie was in a relationship with the late Canadian-American actor Glenn Ford in the ‘80s, and with American radio and TV host Larry King in the ‘90s.

She seems to be single as of April 2023, has been married twice, and has a daughter with her second husband Burt Freeman Bacharach.

Interesting facts and hobbies

Angie’s a lifelong Democrat.

She had her legs ensured for $1 million during the ‘70s and ‘80s.

Angie was invited to play Krystle Carrington in the soap opera “Dynasty”, but rejected the role, which eventually went to Linda Evans, the series aired from 1981 through 1989 and was quite popular, winning 25 of its 92 award nominations.

The magazine “Playboy” ranked Angie #42 on their list of ‘100 Sexiest Stars of the Century’.

Angie’s daughter Nikki spent nine years at the psychiatric residential treatment facility Wilson Center.

Her favorite actor is Clint Eastwood, and her favorite movie “The Bridges of Madison County”.

American singer-songwriter Tori Amos mentioned Angie in her song “Even Cowgirls Get the Blues”.

Height, eyes and wealth

Angie’s age is 91. Her hair’s blonde and eyes are blue, she’s 5ft 5ins (1.65m) tall and weighs around 125lbs (56kgs).

Angie’s net worth’s been estimated at over $25 million, as of April 2023.