Topher Grace

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Biography

Born Christopher Paul Grace on July 19, 1978, Topher is no longer a newcomer to the entertainment industry. He developed a taste for acting…more

Born

7/19/1978, New York

Birth Name

Christopher Paul Grace

Gender

Male

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    • The producers of "Spider-Man 3" chose him for the plum role of the arch-nemesis Eddie Brock, Jr. based on his performance in the 2004 picture "In Good Company."
    • For his entire six year run on That '70s Show, Topher wore a wig to achieve the hairstyles that were common with young men in the late 1970s.
    • During a 2007 taping of The Late Show, David Letterman introduced his next guest, Tobey Maguire, but as a joke, Topher Grace came out instead and tried to pretend he was Tobey.
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    • Topher Grace: (about his immenent departure from "That '70s Show") It's heartbreaking, because there's no funner job in the universe than being one of those six kids. I was in my teens when I started. It's ridiculous to even try to imagine my life without being able to laugh all day with those five people. I never cry, like ever, but I have a feeling it's coming.
    • Topher Grace: (discussing filming "That 70s Show" during an interview in 2001) The show is now like a game of trying to not laugh during takes, you know, to not break character and laugh. It's so much fun.
    • Topher Grace: I was in the 8th grade, and I got up the nerve to ask this girl to a dance. I had a really big crush on her, but she had no idea. She was at her locker, and I just walked up to her and blurted it out. She just said, 'No.' She didn't try to lessen the blow by saying, 'I'll see you there,' or something. I think she even laughed a bit. And I remember everyone in the hallway watching.
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