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General Info

Gender	Male
Website	http://www.jaleelwhite.com
Job Title	Actor
Birth Date	1976-11-27
Birth Place	Pasadena, California, United States
Knows about	Acting
Person Name	Jaleel White
Nationality	American
Social Media	https://twitter.com/jaleelwhite
Alternate Name	Steve Urkel
Member of Organization	SAG-AFTRA

Jaleel White is an acclaimed American actor, voice actor, and producer, best known for his role as Steve Urkel in the hit 90s sitcom Family Matters. The performance of White's iconic character Steve Urkel with the infamous catchphrase “Did I do it?” remains in the hearts of viewers to this day. White's talent is not limited to acting, as he has lent his voice to famous cartoon characters such as Sonic the Hedgehog. His achievements in the entertainment industry are evidenced by his participation in shows including Dancing with the Stars. White's universe includes not only his acting talent, but also his contribution as a producer, proving that he is a multi-talent in Hollywood. His work and influence continue to entertain and inspire audiences around the world.

Introduction

Jaleel White is an iconic showbiz figure best known for his role as beloved Steve Urkel on the hit 90s sitcom Family Matters. Born in 1976 November 27 Based in Pasadena, California, White began his acting journey at a very young age and quickly established himself as a prodigy in the industry. Despite his initial success, White continued his education and graduated from the University of California.
White's character, Steve Urkel, is arguably one of the most memorable characters in television history. The grumpy, accident-prone yet lovable neighbor has won the hearts of audiences around the world with his exceptional fashion sense, high-pitched voice and hilarious screams.
After Family Matters, White continued her acting career, lending her voice to popular cartoon characters and appearing in cameos on several television shows. He has also dabbled in other aspects of entertainment such as hosting and writing. A talented personality with an inspiring career, Jaleel White remains an important part of the global pop culture consciousness. Indeed, his journey from child actor to versatile entertainer adds to the interesting world of entertainment.

Early Life and Education

Jaleel Ahmad White was born in 1976. November 27 Culver City, California, to Michael White, a dentist, and Gail White, a homemaker. He grew up in Pasadena, California, where he spent most of his early childhood. Jaleel began his education at a local public primary school, where his parents discovered an innate talent for acting.
At just three years old, she began appearing in commercials due to her charismatic personality and undeniable charm. It was during this time that White's parents began to take his passion for acting seriously and encouraged him to further explore this creative path. Jaleel then enrolled at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) for its enviable reputation for film, theater and television programs. There, she excelled in her classes, gaining invaluable experience and having the opportunity to hone her acting skills and learn more about the industry. Juggling school and work, she demonstrated her dedication to both her education and her career.
While attending UCLA, White remained active in her acting career and began several television projects. This greatly increased his notoriety and kept him in the public eye. Finally, in 2001 he graduated from film and television studies and completed his formal education.
These challenging but rewarding experiences honed Jaleel White's skills and turned him into the accomplished actor we know and love today. Despite his success in the entertainment industry, White has always prioritized and valued his education, a testament to his disciplined and respectful character.

Career

Jaleel White began his acting career at the age of three, starring in shows such as The Jeffersons and Charlie & Co. It wasn't until he rose to fame as Steve Urkel in the iconic 90s sitcom Family Matters that he truly became famous. Famous for his high-pitched voice and hysterical "Did I do it?", Steve Urkel became a beloved cultural phenomenon and cemented White's image in the public consciousness.
In addition to Family Matters, White continued his career with starring roles in animated series such as Sonic the Hedgehog, where he voiced the title character. He has also lent his voice to popular video games and had more cameos in television shows that showcased both his comedic and dramatic prowess. In addition to acting, White has ventured into screenwriting and has produced comedy material for ABC and UPN, among others. The 2000s brought new opportunities for White as he began to produce and host. He hosted SyFy Channel's Total Blackout and provided live behind-the-scenes commentary for the Family Matters DVD release. She also participated in the 14th season of Dancing with the Stars.
In recent years, Jaleel White has embraced a more mature persona, taking on roles that defy his Urkel image and showcase his talent, versatility and depth as an actor. But despite his many adventures and evolution as an artist, most fans will always love him as the lovable nerd Steve Urkel. His contributions to television, both acting and writing, have left an important mark on popular culture and cemented his status as an enduring icon in the entertainment industry.

Other Ventures

In addition to his acclaimed role as Steve Urkel in Family Matters, Jaleel White has contributed in several fields outside of acting. The versatile star explored the world of voice acting and successfully transitioned into animation. He lent his voice to such iconic characters as Sonic the Hedgehog in the animated series of the same name, bringing a unique charm and energy to the role.
White didn't neglect his comedic talents either. He hosted the Syfy game show Total Blackout, where contestants had to face their fears in complete darkness. The show was praised for its interesting and entertaining challenges, all thanks to White's engaging delivery style.
Apart from acting and presenting, Jaleel also has a knack for writing. He wrote and starred in several episodes of the UPN sitcom Grown Ups, demonstrating his ability to craft compelling and witty scripts. His writing skills allowed him to tell stories that touched on various aspects of modern life, making him even more loved by his fans.
in 2020 Jaleel has launched its premium cannabis line, Purple Urkle. Through this venture, he immersed himself in the world of cannabis entrepreneurship, a rapidly growing industry. Jaleel White's diverse talents and willingness to explore different ventures speak to his dynamism and versatility as an artist, not only as an actor, but also as a voice actor, host, writer and entrepreneur. He continues to shine, redefining himself and expanding his legacy beyond the character of Steve Urkel.

Awards and Honors

Jaleel White is widely recognized for his definitive portrayal of Steve Urkel's character on the classic TV series Family Matters. For excellent performance in 1989-1998. he was nominated for several awards during the series. The most important thing is that in 1991 he earned a Young Artist Award nomination for Best Young Comedian in a Television Series.
in 1997 his talent as the voice of Sonic the Hedgehog in the animated adventure series earned him an Annie Award nomination for Outstanding Individual Achievement for Voice Acting in an Animated Television Production.
In addition to Family Matters, Jaleel has shown his versatility in other areas of the industry, including an appearance on Dancing with the Stars in 2012, receiving critical acclaim for his performances. His career, marked by an outpouring of dedication and talent, has earned him not only awards and nominations, but deep appreciation from fans and fellow entertainers alike. His journey from being a beloved comedy character to building a diverse entertainment portfolio is a testament to his enduring talent. As he continues to explore new avenues and characters, his contributions to entertainment remain noteworthy.

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