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Name: Mike Myers
Full/Alt. names: Michael Myers, Michael John Myers
Date of Birth: Saturday May 25 1963
Born: Toronto, Ontario (Canada)
Partial Biography: With his keen observational eye and ear, Canadian actor and writer Mike Myers created some of the most memorable comedic characters in TV and film history. From the time of his American breakout on Saturday…Full Mike Myers Biography…

Inglourious Basterds (2009) 18 (Contains strong bloody violence)Played "Gen Ed Fenech"
Love Guru, The (2008) 12A (Contains frequent moderate sex references and moderate language)Played "Guru Pitka/Young Pitka/Teenage Pitka/Himself", Producer, Screenplay (pitch), Song Performer ("9 To 5"), Song ("Guru Pitka Chant"), Song Performer ("More Than Words"), Song Performer ("The Joker")
Shrek The Third (2007) U (Contains mild language and comic fight scenes)Played "Voice of Shrek"
Shrek 2 (2004) U (Contains mild language and comic fight scenes)Played "Voice of Shrek"
The Cat In The Hat (2004) PG (Contains mild crude humour and sexual innuendo)Played "The Cat in the Hat"
View from the Top (2003) (for language/sexual references)Played "John Whitney"
Austin Powers in Goldmember (2002) 12A (Contains moderate sexual references and implied use of strong language)Played "Austin Powers/Dr. Evil/Fat Bastard/Goldmember", Producer, Screenplay, Song ("Daddy Wasn't There")
Shrek (2001) U (for mild language and some crude humor)Played "One of Voices of the Blind Mice", Played "Voice of of Shrek"
Mystery, Alaska (1999) (for language and sexuality)Played "Donnie Shulzhoffer"
Austin Powers 2 - The Spy who Shagged Me (1999) 12A (for sexual innuendo and crude humor)Played "Austin Powers", Producer, Characters as Source Material, screenplay, Song ("Psychedelic Scene Breaks")

MTV Generation Award (2007)
U.S. Comedy Arts Festival's American Film Institute Star Award (2003) Excellence in film and television
MTV Movie Award (2003) Best Comedic Performance - "Austin Powers in Goldmember"
MTV Movie Award (2000) Best Villain - "Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me"
American Comedy Award (2000) Funniest Actor in a Motion Picture - "Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me"