Kevin Pollak

Born Oct. 30, 1957, in San Francisco, Kevin Pollak displayed an early knack for comic timing, and by age 17 he was performing stand-up on the stages of his native city. After graduating to the West Coast comedy circuit, he paired up with Dana Carvey, and together the two made a successful comedy team until Carvey landed a full-time gig on "Saturday Night Live."

While his friend went on to fame and fortune via the SNL route, Pollak began to carve a name for himself as well, appearing as a supporting actor in numerous films and TV shows. In the early 1990s, Pollak made a big impression with plum parts in films such as Barry Levinson's Avalon, Mick Jackson's L.A. Story and Rob Reiner's A Few Good Men.

In more recent years, Pollak's career has continued to flourish with films such as The Whole Nine Yards (2004), Juwanna Mann and 2005's The Aristocrats (about the filthiest joke ever told).

Grace Unplugged

2013 PG

Every Sunday, 18-year-old Grace performs at church with her ex-rock star father, but she longs to share her talent with the rest of the world. Heading for the bright lights of Los Angeles, she soon must choose between stardom and faith.