Eddie Izzard

Born on February 7th, 1962, Edward John "Eddie" Izzard is a multifaceted English stand-up comedian and actor known for his unique style. His comedy approach involves a series of rambling, whimsical monologues accompanied by self-referential pantomime performances that keep audiences captivated.

Over the years, Eddie has graced stages with memorable stand-up sets such as Unrepeatable, Definite Article, Glorious, Dress to Kill, Circle, Sexie, and Stripped, each showcasing his comedic genius in a fresh light. He also made waves on the television screen with his starring role as Wayne Malloy in the critically acclaimed series The Riches.

Eddie's impressive filmography boasts an array of notable roles in films such as Ocean's Twelve, Ocean's Thirteen, Mystery Men, The Cat's Meow, Across the Universe, and Valkyrie. Drawing inspiration from iconic comedy troupe Monty Python, Eddie has been referred to by John Cleese as the "Lost Python."

Apart from his illustrious career in entertainment, Eddie is a tenacious athlete who completed an incredible feat for charity. In 2009, he ran 43 marathons in just 51 days for Sport Relief - quite a remarkable accomplishment, considering his lack of prior experience in long-distance running.

As a genderfluid individual, Eddie prefers the use of "she" and her pronouns; however, she remains open to being addressed with male pronouns as well. With a career full of diverse accomplishments and personal milestones, Eddie Izzard continues to captivate audiences worldwide with her unique blend of comedy, talent, and resilience.