John Francis Daley is a well-known name in the entertainment industry in the United States, having worked as an actor, filmmaker, producer, screenwriter, and musician. The 6 ft tall actor is best recognized for his roles as Sam Weir on Freaks and Geeks and Dr. Lance Sweets on Bones. Both of these roles brought him widespread acclaim.
Daley is a member of the band Dayplayer and contributes vocals as well as keyboard work. In motion pictures, he is mainly known for the films he and Jonathan Goldstein made together as a filmmaking tandem.
Are Corinne Kingsbury And John Francis Daley Still Married?
Yes, Corinne Kingsbury and John Francis Daley are still married. As per Tvovermind, Corinne has been married to her husband, Daley, since February 8, 2016, making this year their six-year together as a married couple.
According to a post that Daley made on his Twitter account in June 2012, it appears the two sweethearts started dating in 2012. In 2017, the couple welcomed a son into their family named Basil Daley.
Daley's wife Kingsbury has gone through the process of getting married and then divorcing once before. Tate Donovan was her first husband. The duo was married for four years before separating in 2008, citing problems in their personal lives as the reason for their decision.
There Were Rumors That John Frances Daley Is Gay
When John Francis Daley and his fellow co-writer Jonathan Goldstein worked together in the past, there was a time when it was rumored that Daley was gay. While they were filming the comedy movie, Horrible Bosses, there was a lot of controversy surrounding the project. When John denied offering statements regarding their connection, the rumors became more widespread.
Many of Daley's followers were confused about his sexuality after he took this step, especially considering that IMDB listed him as one of the top young LGBT stars of 2016.
Corinne Kingsbury's Ex-husband, Tate Donovan
Corinne Kingsbury's ex-husband, Tate Donovan is a well-known comedian, actor, and television director in the United States. Donovan is most known for his roles as Tom Shayes in Damages and Jimmy Cooper in The O.C., as well as for providing the voice of Hercules in the 1997 Disney animated feature, the animated television series of the same name, and a few Kingdom Hearts video games.
Donovan co-starred with Sandra Bullock in the movie Love Potion No. 9, which was released in 1992. In addition to that, he appeared in minor roles in films like Good Night, and Good Luck and Argo. Tate also played the role of Brian Sanders in the television series Hostages, as well as White House Chief of Staff Mark Boudreau in the television series 24: Live Another Day.
Tate has appeared as a guest star in several series, the most notable of which is Friends. Because of his work in the movie Inside Monkey Zetterland, he was considered for a nomination for the Independent Spirit Award in the category of Best Supporting Male.
Donovan was romantically involved with Sandra Bullock from 1990 to 1994. After that, he dated Jennifer Aniston for two and a half years from 1995 to 1998. Later, he tied the knot with author Corinne on a beach in Malibu, California, in 2005. In 2008, they got a divorce.
"Freaks and Geeks" Star John Frances Daley Wiki/Bio
On July 20, 1985, John Frances Daley was born in the Chicago suburb of Wheeling, Illinois. His parents are R.F. Daley, an actor, and Nancy Daley, a piano teacher.
Daley spent his childhood in Nyack, New York, where he performed the role of Danny in the musical Grease staged by Nyack Middle School. John got his start in the entertainment industry when he was chosen to play the role of Young Tommy in the national and international tours of the Broadway hit The Who's Tommy.
After playing Sam Weir, the main character of the Geeks in the television series Freaks and Geeks, John has continued to work in television, appearing in shows such as The Geena Davis Show, Boston Public, Regular Joe, Kitchen Confidential, Judging Amy, and Spin City. In 2001, he collaborated with other filmmakers to direct a short film titled What Babies Do. In addition to that, he wrote and was featured in the comedic short film Friday Night.
In 2005, Daley made appearances in both the movie Waiting... and Kitchen Confidential. In 2007, John became a regular cast member on the Fox drama series Bones, in which he played the role of psychologist Lance Sweets. In 2011, Horrible Bosses, a dark comedy, was written by Daley, along with his writing partner Jonathan M. Goldstein.
Together with Goldstein, John wrote, The Incredible Burt Wonderstone in 2013. He also had a cameo appearance in the movie as a paramedic. In 2015, Daley and Goldstein collaborated on the film Vacation, both as writers and directors.
In 2018, they also directed a black comedy titled Game Night. In July 2019, it was disclosed that Goldstein and Daley had begun preliminary negotiations to direct the remake of Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves.
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