Steve Tyler

Steve Tyler was born on Sep 21, 1962 in USA. Steve Tyler's big-screen debut came with All's Fair directed by Rocky Lang in 1989, strarring Norman. Steve Tyler is known for There's Something About Mary directed by Bobby Farrelly, Cameron Diaz stars as Mary and Matt Dillon as Healy. The upcoming new movie Steve Tyler plays is Estuaries which will be released on Jun 25, 2022.

Actor/Model: Regardless of the role, Steve Tyler brings something unique to each character he plays, reflecting in his seasoned resume. Tyler has immensely enjoyed working with a vast array of talent in film, television, and theater, including Academy Award winner Peter Farrelly and the renowned Farrelly Brothers, Charlie Wessler, Bennett Yellin, Jim Carrey, Jenny Sullivan, Jason Gould, Nicole Conn, Marc Cherry, and Academy Award winner Dustin Lance Black. Tyler has appeared in hundreds of TV and print campaigns worldwide, in both English and Latin markets.Producer: Mr. Tyler has produced theatrical and political fundraisers that include some of the biggest names in Hollywood and political circles. Using his status as an established actor/activist and his coveted list of contacts that consist of media outlets, corporate sponsors, and VIPs, Tyler has served as a board member and has produced and chaired over 150 events and fundraisers. Tyler is the co-founder of the Los Angeles Playwright's Arena, a renowned non-profit theatre company that has been the recipient of numerous awards for its original productions - many of which have gone on to premiere to critical acclaim off-Broadway. From Hillary and Bill Clinton to Sir Ian McKellen and Secretary of State, Senator John Kerry, Tyler has collaborated with the world's most recognizable names. His enthusiasm and dedication as a leader are prominent in his work ethic and long-standing relationshipsActivist: Steve Tyler continues to be an influential force in philanthropic and political arenas. A tireless advocate, volunteer, and fundraiser focusing on equality for the LGBTQ, women's, and African American communities, at-risk abused and neglected youth, human rights, and mental health care, Tyler was a Governor's appointee to California Council for the Humanities. His philanthropy and record-setting fund-raising efforts have made him one of the top fundraisers in Los Angeles and California. Tyler serves as Board of Directors Co-Chair for the Alcott Center for Mental Health in Los Angeles.