Eugene Levy is perhaps best known as the go-with-the-flow dad in the classic comedies American Pie, American Pie 2 and The American Wedding. He also co-starred in Christopher Guest's Best In Show, Waiting For Guffman and A Mighty Wind, sharing writing credits on all three films. His other film credits include Serendipity, Like Mike, Almost Heroes, Father of the Bride 2, Multiplicity and Once Upon A Crime. Levy recently appeared in the hit film Bringing Down the House opposite Steve Martin and Queen Latifah and the Warner Bros. feature film NY MINUTE. And he can next be seen in the New Line film The Man opposite Samuel L. Jackson.

The veteran actor began his career as both an actor and a writer on the acclaimed comedy series "SCTV," on which he starred for eight seasons, portraying a gallery of memorable characters, including Earl Camembert, Bobby Bittman, Alex Trebel and Stan Schmenge. Other television credits include “Greg The Bunny”, "Hiller and Diller," "Mad About You," "The Drew Carey Show," "Billy Crystal's Don't Get Me Started," "Bride of Boogedy," "The Last Polka," "The Enigma of Bobby Bittman" (which he also wrote and directed), "Maniac Mansion" (which he produced), and Showtime's "Sodbusters" (which he co-wrote and directed).