Mike Henry

Writer, Producer of Family Guy & Co-Creator of The Cleveland Show

Exclusive Representation by Greater Talent Network

After several years of doing stand-up, improv and commercials, Mike Henry met Seth MacFarlane in 1995 while acting in his brother Patrick's student films at the Rhode Island School of Design. Henry was a writer on "Family Guy" for the series' first six seasons. He voices many of the characters he created including Cleveland, Cleveland Jr., Herbert, Consuela, the Performance Artist, and the Greased-Up Deaf Guy. Beginning in Fall 2009, Henry will star in his own "Family Guy" spin-off, "The Cleveland Show" as the voice of Cleveland, Rallo, Wally and others. His additional acting credits include "Scrubs," "Gilmore Girls," "Yes, Dear," "American Dad" and "Robot Chicken." Henry and his brother are the creators of the internet-based hidden-camera parody series "Kicked in the Nuts."

At the podium, Henry takes audiences behind the scenes of "Family Guy" and "The Cleveland Show" with never-before-seen clips and hilarious outtakes. He also shares in how he developed some of the programs' funniest characters. Included in his presentation are talks about his personal road to success via "cutting his own path" and never giving up on the unconventional dream of pursuing a career in comedic writing. With humorous "Family Guy" video clips and anecdotes about making the show, Henry's presentation is entertaining, inspiring and truly comedic.

Henry lives in Los Angeles and hails from Richmond, VA.
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  • Behind the Scenes of Family Guy
  • Writing for Comedy Television
  • Cutting Your Own Path