Kevin James
Below is a complete filmography (list of movies he's appeared in) for Kevin James. If you have any corrections or additions, please email us at corrections@meninmovies.com. We'd also be interested in any trivia or other information you have.

Movie Credits
Monster Hunter (2007)
Man in Uniform (2007)
I Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry (2007)
[ Adam Sandler ][ Dan Aykroyd ][ Alexander Payne ]
Field Trip (2006)
[ Justin Bartha ][ Deon Richmond ]
Barnyard (2006)
[ David Koechner ][ Sam Elliott ][ Danny Glover ][ Maurice LaMarche ][ John Di Maggio ]
Grilled (2006)
[ Burt Reynolds ][ Michael Rapaport ][ Ray Romano ][ Kim Coates ][ Sean Marquette ]
Monster House (2006)
[ Steve Buscemi ][ Fred Willard ][ Steven Spielberg ][ Jon Heder ][ Jason Lee ]
Fight Schlub (2006)
Hartford Wailer (2006)
[ Patton Oswalt ]
Four Play (2006)
[ Patton Oswalt ]
Emotional Rollercoaster (2006)
[ Patton Oswalt ]
Hitch (2005)
[ Jeffrey Donovan ][ Will Smith ][ Michael Rapaport ][ Big Boi ][ Pharrell Williams ]
50 First Dates (2004)
[ Sean Astin ][ Bob Marley ][ Paul McCartney ][ Adam Sandler ][ Rob Schneider ]
Pinocchio (2002)
[ James Belushi ][ John Cleese ][ Eric Idle ][ Topher Grace ][ Breckin Meyer ]
Ray Home Alone (1999)
The Lone Barone (1998)
Six Feet Under (1998)
Ray's on TV (1997)

 

An everyman comic who shot to stardom thanks to a series of guest appearances on friend and fellow funnyman Ray Romano's popular sitcom Everybody Loves Raymond, Kevin James wasn't exactly the class clown fans might assume during his formative years. Though his healthy sense of humor did help the Mineola, Long Island native to make plenty of friends while growing up, it wasn't until he took a public speaking class in college that James truly discovered the power of laughter. The son of an insurance agent and a devoted housewife who only worked off-jobs when necessary to support the family, James majored in sports management at State University of New York at Cortlandt before dropping out to hone his talents as an entertainer in community theater and various improvisational groups. Subsequently following his older brother to the standup stage, James made his debut at Manhattan's East Side Comedy Club in 1989 to surprising, if not predictable, results. Though James made a killing his first night, a disheartening appearance the following night with the very same material and a whole new crowd would teach the aspiring comic an important lesson in failure. Undaunted by his death on-stage and determined to roll with the punches, James quickly learned that the unpredictable world of standup comedy was filled with as many ups as it was downs. His survival instinct ended up serving him well; a fateful set at the 1996 Montreal Comedy Festival became the defining performance of his early career. James was soon signed to appear on Romano's fledgling sitcom in addition to receiving his very own development deal. In 1998, The King of Queens debuted to healthy ratings. A blue-collar sitcom that countless viewers could relate to, The King of Queens detailed the life of a hapless postal carrier who shares his Queens, NY home his wife, Carrie (Leah Remini), and her eccentric father, Arthur (Jerry Stiller). With success on the small screen soon prompting James to try his talent in feature films, a supporting role in 50 First Dates and a co-starring role opposite Will Smith in Hitch found the television favorite's amiable humor translating well to the big screen. A team effort with longtime friend Romano would result in the straight-to-video comedy Grilled in 2006, with subsequent voice work in the animated family comedies Monster House and Barnyard arriving in theaters later that same year.


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