John Stephen Goodman is an American film, television, and stage actor. He is best known for his role as Dan Conner on the television series Roseanne (1988-1997) for which he won a Best Actor Golden Globe award in 1993. Goodman is also noted for appearances in the films of the Coen brothers, with prominent roles in Raising Arizona as an escaped convict, in Barton Fink as a congenial murderer, in The Big Lebowski as a volatile bowler and in O Brother Where Art Thou? as a cultured thief. Additionally, Goodman's voice work has appeared in numerous Disney films, including the voice for "Sulley" in Monsters, Inc. Having contributed to more than 50 films, Goodman has also won two American Comedy Awards and hosted Saturday Night Live fourteen times. See full bio on IMDb »
Mark it AWESOME, dude -- because the main cast from "The Big Lebowski" is REUNITING in New York this month during the annual Lebowski Fest!!!!Jeff Bridges, John Goodman, Steve Buscemi and Julianne… READ MORE >
It's a start ...BTW -- Good news for all you Achievers* out there; John says he wants to hit up a Lebowskifest one of these days. Mark it awesome, dude.* = Achievers are people obsessed with "The… READ MORE >
Hopefully it's just for a movie and he'll lose it fast. See Also Someone Tell John Goodman to XYZPDQ! READ MORE >
TMZ has learned the names of some of the celebs who have been driven by the limo company that rolled video inside the limo.As we reported, Ready to Roll has driven Britney Spears, but the A-list… READ MORE >
That's one way to distract the paps!insertBCSinglePlayer(1554394186); See Also You Can't Keep a Goodman Down READ MORE >
Here's an idea: why don't porn star Ron Jeremy and talk radio tub Tom Leykis sign each other's racks and call it a day? Until that Arbitron ratings book-buster, here's the lowdown on some other… READ MORE >
John Goodman is in hot holy water with a German film company after he allegedly backed out of playing the role of Pope.According to a lawsuit filed yesterday in Los Angeles County Superior Court… READ MORE >
