George Carlin Biography, Age, Weight, Height, Friend, Like, Affairs, Favourite, Birthdate & Other

George Carlin Biography, Age, Weight, Height, Friend, Like, Affairs, Favourite, Birthdate & Other

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This Biography is about one of the best Comedians George Carlin including his Height, weight, Age & Other Detail…

Biography Of George Carlin
Real Name George Carlin
Profession Comedians
Nick Name Georgie Porgie, Curious George, George Denis Patrick Carlin
Nationality American
Personal life of George Carlin
Born on 12 May 1937
Birthday 12th May
Died At Age 71
Sun Sign Taurus
Born in New York City
Died on 22 June 2008
place of death Santa Monica
Grouping of People Atheists, School Dropouts
Personality Type ENFP
Family Background of George Carlin
Father Patrick Carlin
Mother Mary Unk
Siblings Patrick Carlin Jr.
Spouses/Partners Brenda Hosbrook, Sally Wade
Children Kelly Carlin-McCall
Education Cardinal Hayes High School, Bronx
Awards 1972 – Grammy Award for Best Comedy Recording

2009 – Grammy Award for Best Comedy Recording

1993 – Grammy Award for Best Comedy Recording

2001 – Grammy Award for Best Comedy Recording

2002 – Grammy Award for Best Comedy Recording

1997 – American Comedy Award for Funniest Male Performer in a TV Special

1998 – American Comedy Award for Funniest Male Performer in a TV Special

2001 – American Comedy Award for Lifetime Achievement Award in Comedy

Personal Fact of George Carlin

George Carlin was a comedian well known for his black humour and opinions on controversial subjects. The performer who rose to fame during the 1970’s was a bold and outspoken individual who did not think twice before voicing his strong opinions on topics considered taboo during those times. His most famous”or notorious performance was his outrageous comedy routine Seven Dirty Words which played a significant role in the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision to regulate indecent material on the broadcast media in 1978.

Known to reinvent his stage persona from time to time to cater to the changing expectations of the audiences, he had metamorphosed from the conventional comedian of his younger days into a more insightful and cynical commentator on social issues in his later years. He forayed into the field of comedy by pairing up with Jack Burns with whom he performed successfully for two years before moving on to pursue a solo career.

He began performing on variety shows in television and soon became popular as a frequent performer onThe Tonight Show. After starting out as a conventional comedian he began experimenting with his looks and style. He stirred up considerable controversy with his routine Seven Words You Can Never Say on Television which not only established his fame but also made him immortal in the hearts of his fans.