Celebrity Info
Allan Havey is an American stand-up comedian who made a name for himself with his own show on what was then called the Comedy Channel—now widely known as Comedy Central. For three solid years, he hosted Night After Night with Allan Havey, a program that really showcased his sharp wit and unique comedic voice. Before all the fame and spotlight, Allan Havey got his big break performing a stand-up routine on Late Night with David Letterman, a moment that truly put him on the map. At one point during the famous Letterman-Leno controversy, NBC actually considered Allan Havey as a potential replacement for Letterman—a serious testament to his talent and rising status in late-night comedy—though in the end, Conan O’Brien got the nod. Born in St. Louis, Missouri, Allan Havey has built a lasting career rooted in clever observation and dry humor. Over the years, Allan Havey has remained a respected figure in the comedy world, with many citing his work as influential. And even though the spotlight has shifted over time, Allan Havey’s contributions to stand-up and television continue to resonate.
He’s definitely made a name for himself with standout roles in some pretty memorable films—think Rounders, Hancock, and that quirky The Informant!—each performance adding to his growing reputation. Over on the small screen, he’s been just as impactful, showing up in iconic series like Seinfeld, Curb Your Enthusiasm, Louie, and Mad Men, among others. He really has a way of blending into each character so naturally that you almost forget it’s him. Whether it’s film or TV, he consistently brings something unique to the table, and audiences keep noticing. He’s one of those actors who elevates every project he joins, and honestly, you can’t help but appreciate his range.
