We Help You Hire and Book Howie Mandel
Hire Howie Mandel for Your Event
Celebrity Direct Inc. will help you select, book and hire Howie Mandel to perform at your corporate event, non-profit event or private performance.
We are always uniquely positioned as your advocate throughout the hiring process and we won’t let you overpay.
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Howie Mandel Bio
Howie Mandel after dropping out of school, became a carpet salesman who would later open a carpet sales business of his own. By 1979, his carpet empire included numerous stores throughout the greater Toronto area. Like many comics, Mandel’s intro to show business was a chance one. On a business trip to Los Angeles, Mandel performed an off-the-cuff set during an “amateur night” at the Comedy Store club. A producer for the comedic game show Make Me Laugh was in attendance and booked Mandel for several appearances during the show’s run. A successful stand-up career followed.
Howie came to national attention in the United States during a six-year stint on St. Elsewhere. He also did movies, including his role as the voice of Gizmo in the 1984 hit Gremlins, and the role of “Maurice” in the 1989 movie Little Monsters. He was also the creator and executive producer of the Emmy-nominated children’s animated series Bobby’s World, to which he supplied the voices of the title character and his father. Bobby’s World ran for eight seasons on Fox Broadcasting Company and was later syndicated. He also played the lead role of the professor in the short-lived TV series The Amazing Live Sea Monkeys, and guest-starred on a 1996 episode of the ABC TV series Lois and Clark: The New Adventures of Superman as DC Comics super villain Mister Mxyzptlk. He also hosted his own syndicated talk show, The Howie Mandel Show, which was cancelled after one season on the air. Mandel appeared in the 1995 Clint Black country music video Summer’s Coming. Mandel’s signature stunt as a stand-up comedian was stretching a rubber glove over his head and inflating it with his nostrils. He eventually gave up the routine after a mishap that resulted in a burst sinus.
More recently, he is known for his frequent appearances as a stand-up comedian and for his hidden camera segments on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno. Also, he has appeared in many television commercials for Boston Pizza as its hired spokesperson. In April 2004, he was selected as number 82 on Comedy Central’s list of the 100 greatest stand-ups of all time. In October 2005, he was named to be the host of the U.S. version of Deal or No Deal, which debuted on December 19, 2005, on NBC and became a popular program in early 2006.
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Why Celebrity Direct Inc.
Direct Source for Celebrity Performers We are the industry leader in celebrity talent buying and production for corporate events. We work on your behalf to hire the best possible celebrity for your budget and we are uniquely positioned as your advocate in the booking process so you never overpay.
Corporate & Non-Profit Events and Private Performances We are dedicated to private performances, not publicly ticketed events, and we are the experts in this highly specialized entertainment market.
Complete Turn-Key Production Nationwide Event planners work with us in several ways, either choosing from a menu of our services or asking us to produce a show delivered completely turn-key at your event nationwide.
