David Faustino

In 1986, David was nominated for a Young Artist Award in the category of Exceptional Performance by a Young Actor in a Television Special or Mini-Series for his work on I Had Three Wives.

In 1985, David was nominated for a Young Artist Award at the Young Artist Awards in the category of Best Young Actor - Guest in a Television Series for his role on The Love Boat.

In 1984, David was nominated for a Young Artist Award at the Young Artists Award in the category of Best Actor in a Movie Made for Television for his role in Summer Girl.

In 1983, David was nominated for the Young Artist Award in the category of Best Young Actor in a Movie Made for Television for his role in 40 Days for Danny.

David lives in Los Angeles, California.

David's favorite musician is Eminem.

David was featured in a McDonald's commercial in April of 2007.

David enjoys eating peanut butter and pasta with red sauce.

David is 5 feet 3 inches or 1. 60 meters tall.

David and his wife Andrea Elmer have been separated since May, 2006. He filed for divorce on February 5th, 2007 and is asking the judge to award him all of the property that was acquired during their marriage. The couple were married in Las Vegas, 2003, and have no children.

David meditates, reads, listens to his music, and practices Tai Chi in his free time.

David was a member of the rap group called The Outlawed Posse, in 1991.

David played alonside Kadeem Hardison in a CBS schoolbreak special called Words Up, in 1992. He played a high school dropout that returned to high school to learn to read.

David appeared in the Disney channel's Perfect Harmony in 1991, which focused on racism amongst the students at a prep school.

David starred in the Disney Sunday movie Mr. Boogedy in 1986 and Bride of Boogedy in 1987.

David first began working on a television series in 1985 playing Victor Garber's son on I Had Three Wives, a short-lived CBS summer sitcom.

David donates his time, energy, and money to charities, including: The Variety Children's Charity, Athletes & Entertainers for Kids, and Comic Relief.

David's rap career was spoofed on Married With Children, they had his character Bud assume a rap persona that they called 'Grandmaster B'.

David has been featured on a rap album called Balistyx, the same name of his nightclub. He also rapped on a Black & White Records release called "I Told Ya" in 1992.

David was nominated every year from 1988 until 1993 for the Young Artist Award for his role as Bud on Married With Children for 'Outstanding Young Comedian In A Television Series'.

David ranked #48 in VH1's 100 Greatest Kid Stars.

David's first on screen experience was at 3 months old. He played Lily Tomlin's daughter on The Lily Tomlin Special.

David was once the co-owner of 'The Central' restaurant on Sunset Blvd in Los Angeles, California.

David is a member of the Agape International Spiritual center in Los Angeles, California along with friend and former castmate Christina Applegate.

David married Andrea Elmer on January 24, 2004 at the 'Little White Chapel Of The west' in Las Vegas, Nevada. On December 28, 2007, the couple finalized their divorce.

In 2006, David worked at Wynn Casino in Las Vegas selling time shares.

David was credited as a co-writer for an episode of Married With Children.