Marc Price
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Born Name:
Marc Price
Born Date: February 23, 1968
Born Place: New Jersey
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Occupations: Actor, stand-up comedian, producer
Brief Biography: Marc Price is best known for his childhood acting role as Irwin "Skippy" Handelman on the 1980s sitcom Family Ties and for headlining as a touring comedian across the United States.
Early Life and Acting Career:
Showbiz Roots: Price was born into a show business family; his father, Al Bernie, was a veteran comedian, and his mother was a singer.
Breakthrough: He made his television debut in 1980, followed by small guest roles on One Day at a Time and Archie Bunker's Place.
Family Ties: Price landed his most famous role in 1982 at age 14. Originally a minor recurring character, his portrayal of the awkward, hyperactive neighbor "Skippy" became a massive fan favorite. He appeared in the series until its conclusion in 1989.
Cult Horror: In 1986, he starred as Eddie "Ragman" Weinbauer in the cult classic heavy metal horror film Trick or Treat.
Stand-Up Comedy:
Career Pivot: Following the end of Family Ties, Price pivoted into the highly competitive world of stand-up comedy. He began performing extensively on the national club circuit.
Touring: Over the decades, he has opened for legends like Jay Leno and Jerry Seinfeld, and toured with prominent entertainers such as Weird Al Yankovic and Carrot Top.
Live Shows: He currently tours across the country, frequently leaning into his 1980s pop-culture history, his time on Family Ties, and life as a touring veteran in his live routines. You can read up-to-date tour stops and performances on his Official Website.
Television Production and New Media:
Hosting: In the early 1990s, Price hosted the Disney Channel children's game show Teen Win, Lose or Draw.
Producing: Price has expanded his entertainment career behind the camera as a writer, developer, and executive producer. He has worked on programs for cable networks like the Food Network, Animal Planet, GSN, and Showtime.
Current Legacy: He continues to act in independent projects and is a featured member of the "Sitcom Legends Tour" alongside other classic television stars.
Born Date: February 23, 1968
Born Place: New Jersey
Died Date:
Died Place:
Occupations: Actor, stand-up comedian, producer
Brief Biography: Marc Price is best known for his childhood acting role as Irwin "Skippy" Handelman on the 1980s sitcom Family Ties and for headlining as a touring comedian across the United States.
Early Life and Acting Career:
Showbiz Roots: Price was born into a show business family; his father, Al Bernie, was a veteran comedian, and his mother was a singer.
Breakthrough: He made his television debut in 1980, followed by small guest roles on One Day at a Time and Archie Bunker's Place.
Family Ties: Price landed his most famous role in 1982 at age 14. Originally a minor recurring character, his portrayal of the awkward, hyperactive neighbor "Skippy" became a massive fan favorite. He appeared in the series until its conclusion in 1989.
Cult Horror: In 1986, he starred as Eddie "Ragman" Weinbauer in the cult classic heavy metal horror film Trick or Treat.
Stand-Up Comedy:
Career Pivot: Following the end of Family Ties, Price pivoted into the highly competitive world of stand-up comedy. He began performing extensively on the national club circuit.
Touring: Over the decades, he has opened for legends like Jay Leno and Jerry Seinfeld, and toured with prominent entertainers such as Weird Al Yankovic and Carrot Top.
Live Shows: He currently tours across the country, frequently leaning into his 1980s pop-culture history, his time on Family Ties, and life as a touring veteran in his live routines. You can read up-to-date tour stops and performances on his Official Website.
Television Production and New Media:
Hosting: In the early 1990s, Price hosted the Disney Channel children's game show Teen Win, Lose or Draw.
Producing: Price has expanded his entertainment career behind the camera as a writer, developer, and executive producer. He has worked on programs for cable networks like the Food Network, Animal Planet, GSN, and Showtime.
Current Legacy: He continues to act in independent projects and is a featured member of the "Sitcom Legends Tour" alongside other classic television stars.