
Jason Lee, star and producer of NBC's hit comedy My Name Is Earl [1], is a very animated guy -- literally.
Lee's big break came in 1995 with the lead role in writer-director Kevin Smith's comedy Mallrats, and he went on to star in some of Smith's other films, including Chasing Amy. He was also featured in Cameron Crowe's Almost Famous as the lead singer of a 1970s rock band called Stillwater.
But Lee's latest film is the computer-animation/live-action hybrid feature film Alvin and the Chipmunks, in which he stars as Dave Seville, the songwriter and father figure to singing chipmunks Alvin, Simon, and Theodore. His voice work also includes the lead character in Underdog, last summer's live-action film adaptation of the classic 1960s cartoon, and the role of Syndrome in the award-winning animated feature The Incredibles.
A friend.
Getting sent to the principal's office for making the class laugh.
Going to the principal's office.
Public.
The ratty-little-skater clique.
None.
The psychiatric drugging of kids -- and the food stinks.
Only what you can't understand.
How to use a dictionary. Kids should know what they're studying and actually pass the tests, and not just by memorization.
That my son is hilarious.
I'm not a teacher.
Sandwich, cupcake, root beer.
NOT Calculus!
The missus.
Links:
[1] http://www.nbc.com/My_Name_Is_Earl