Jon Dore

Jon Dore is a Canadian comedian known for his deadpan delivery and observational comedy about everyday life's absurdities.

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Profession :

Comedian

Birthday :

November 2, 1975

Age :

49

Jon Dore, born July 26, 1975, in Ottawa, Canada, is a renowned comedian, actor, and writer. After studying broadcasting at Algonquin College, Dore rose to fame in the early 2000s with his observational humor and self-deprecating jokes. His breakthrough came in 2006 as a regular on the hit sketch comedy show “The Hour.”

Dore’s successful career includes appearances on prestigious platforms such as “The Tonight Show with Jay Leno,” “Late Night with Conan O’Brien,” and a memorable role in “The Hangover Part II.” He has also released critically acclaimed comedy albums, with his latest, “I’m Gonna Be Famous,” captivating audiences in 2019.

Throughout his career, Dore has garnered numerous accolades, including the Canadian Comedy Award for Best Male Stand-Up Comic in both 2007 and 2008. His exceptional talent even earned him a Grammy Award nomination for Best Comedy Album in 2010.

Beyond his comedic achievements, Dore is a devoted family man, happily married to Jen Dore, with whom he shares two children. An avid hockey enthusiast, he passionately supports the Ottawa Senators.

Adding to his multifaceted persona, Dore is a skilled guitarist, having played in bands, and an accomplished artist with exhibited artwork in various galleries. His admiration for the iconic TV show “Seinfeld” led him to author a book titled “The Seinfeld Paradox,” showcasing his profound appreciation for the sitcom.