Jay Mohr

Jon Ferguson Cox Mohr, popularly known as Jay Mohr, an American actor. He is also a radio host, and comedian. Born in Verona, New Jersey on August 23, 1970,

Mohr is famous for his role in Ghost Whisperers as Professor Rick Rayne. Born to a nurse Iva Jean (nee Ferguson) and Marketing executive John Wood Mohr, Jay is a Roman Catholic. He is married twice, first with model Nicole Chamberlain. After six years, they got divorced. He has son, Jackson with Nicole. After that, he married actress Nikki Cox on 29 December, 2006. He has a son named Meredith Daniel Mohr, from Nikki. Mohr’s career began in 1992, with Camp Wilder, where he played a Dorfman. With 1993, came Saturday Night Live Saturday Night Live or popularly called as NBC&#39 >> Read More... , which is a variety show and Jay appeared as a featured player. In 1995, he played Matt in The Barefoot Executive. The year 1996, Jon enacted the role of Wayne Foxworthy, the brother of Jeff Foxworthy and as Jake Bartholomew, in the TV show The Jeff Foxworthy show and Local Heroes respectively.

The same year, he debuted in Jerry Maguire as Bob Sugar. In 1997, Jay came on screen with three projects Picture Perfect Lights, Camera, and Action. What do these three me >> Read More... , Suicide Kings, and The Brave Little Toaster To The Rescue. He did four films Paulie, Small Soldiers, Jane Austen’s Mafia!, and Playing by Heart, and one TV show From the Earth to the Moon as Brett Hutchins, in 1998. He has hosted a talk show on ESPN, known as Mohr Sports. He had to convince Michael Eisner to get the show. He portrayed Peter Dragon in a TV series Action, for which he got Golden Satellite Award. In 2003, Mohr was the presenter and executive producer of Last Comic Standing. Jay Mohr is very active on the radio show The Jim Rome Show, where he is popularly known as Slam man. He also hosted his podcast on SModcast Network, Mohr Stories. The actor announced his departure from the same on 4 May, 2012.

He wrote a book based on his life on the sets of Saturday Night Live, in June, 2004. No Wonder My Parents Drank: Tales From a Stand Up Dad, published by Simon & Schuster in May, 2010. Then there was Gasping for Airtime: Two years in the trenches of Saturday Night Live. Hyperion was the publisher of this book. In November, 2016 Mohr hosted the show Los Angeles Rams, which telecasting on KABC TV. Some of Mohr’s films are “200 cigarettes”, “Go,” which nominated for Teen Choice Award, “Cherry Falls,” “Pay it forward,” “Speaking of Sex,” “The Adventures of Pluto Nash,” “Are we there yet?,” “Small Soldiers,” and “The Groomsmen.” Some of his TV series are The Simpsons The Simpsons is a funny, highly popular American s >> Read More... , Family Guy, Black River, and Scrubs.