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Jimmy Tingle
Jimmy Tingle (born April 9, 1955) is an American comic and occasional actor.
==Life and career==
Tingle was the American correspondent for David Frost’s show for PBS and the BBC, ''The Strategic Humor Initiative''. He completed two seasons with ''60 Minutes II'' on CBS as the humorist/commentator in the Andy Rooney spot. He worked as a contributor and satirist for MSNBC and has appeared on ''Tough Crowd'' with Colin Quinn, ''The Tonight Show'', ''Larry King's Weekend'', and ''Late Night with Conan O'Brien'', ''The Late Late Show'' with Tom Snyder, ''The American Comedy Awards'', as well as his own HBO comedy special.
Tingle appeared as a television talk show host in Chris Rock’s film, ''Head of State''. Other film credits include the role of the neighborhood bartender in ''Next Stop Wonderland'', a priest in ''Boondock Saints'', and a restaurant owner in ''By the Sea''. Tingle also starred in the Emmy Award-winning documentary on art censorship, "Damned in the USA" produced by Channel 4 in the United Kingdom in partnership with Channel Thirteen in New York. He co-starred in the PBS "Travels" series special "America with the Top Down" and appeared in "But Seriously" and "But seriously 94", Showtime documentaries featuring prominent social satirists from Lenny Bruce to the present. As political satirist, practitioner of non-violence and activist, Tingle received the Peace Abbey Courage of Conscience Award for his efforts to support peace & social change and through whom, humor and satire help in combating destructive elements in society.
Tingle has the rare distinction of winning the prestigious “Best of Boston” award as both a performer “Best of Boston” 2001 in the “stand up comedy” category and as a producer in 2007 for Jimmy Tingle’s OFF BROADWAY Theater. His theatrical credits include writing and starring in four different one person shows, all of which were directed by Larry Arrick. “Jimmy Tingle's Uncommon Sense, The Education of an American Comic; received stellar reviews during a nine-week engagement at the American Place Theater in New York City and continued to succeed brilliantly at the Hasty Pudding Theater in Cambridge, MA becoming the longest running one person show in that theater's history. The show made its Los Angeles debut at the Coast Playhouse in 1998 and was nominated by The L.A. Weekly for "best male solo performance" for their 20th Annual Theater Awards. Uncommon Sense was followed by Jimmy Tingle in the Promised Land (2002) and Jimmy Tingle’s American Dream (2005), which is currently in production to be released as a film.
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