WILL FERRELL (Frank) recently completed his seventh and final season on NBC’s seminal late-night hit "Saturday Night Live." Ferrell’s hilarious impersonation of candidate-then-President George W. Bush—especially during the historic "Indecision 2000"—was one of several characters that established him as one of the show’s most popular and versatile cast members. Ferrell’s work on "Saturday Night Live" brought him two Emmy Award nominations in 2001 for Outstanding Individual Performance and Outstanding Writing on a Variety, Music or Comedy Program.
On the big screen, Ferrell was most recently seen in the comedy "Zoolander," with Ben Stiller and Owen Wilson, in which he played Mugatu, the overbearing fashion designer; and in Kevin Smith’s "Jay and Silent Bob Fight Back," as an ambitious Wildlife Federal Marshal. He has also worked with several of his "Saturday Night Live" castmates in the films "The Ladies Man," with Tim Meadows; "Superstar," with Molly Shannon; "A Night at the Roxbury," with Chris Kattan, with whom he also collaborated on the screenplay; and the mega-hit comedy "Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery," starring Mike Myers, in which Ferrell made his feature film debut.
Ferrell is currently filming the Christmas-themed comedy "Elf," for director Jon Favreau, in which he plays the title role of a man who was raised in the North Pole to be an elf. "Elf," which also stars Zooey Deschanel, Bob Newhart, James Caan and Mary Steenburgen, will be released this November.
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