Craig T. Nelson’s name will forever be synonymous with his television alter ego, Coach Hayden Fox. From 1989 to 1997, Nelson embodied the fictional Minnesota State University coach that left an enduring impression on television audiences. For the role, Nelson earned an Emmy Award and four Golden Globe nominations. Born in Washington, Nelson began picking up bit parts in film and television roles in the early 1970s. His resume soon expanded to include memorable turns in the films “All the Right Moves,” “Poltergeist II: The Other Side” and “Turner and Hooch.” After “Coach” ended its run, Nelson appeared as a district attorney in CBS’ “The District,” which lasted from 2000 to 2004. Nelson also picked up a Visual Effects Society Award for lending his voice to the role of Bob Parr/Mr. Incredible in the Disney/Pixar hit “The Incredibles.”

Craig T. Nelson became a household name thanks to his work in the series “Coach.” Booking a Craig T. Nelson appearance for your event will be as big of a draw as a Minnesota State Screaming Eagles game. Just call TSE and we’ll handle the Craig T. Nelson endorsement details for you.

Craig T. Nelson Speaker

Craig T. Nelson may not be an actual football coach, but he spent eight years playing one on television. The actor knows how to motivate people around him, and that energy would be apparent in any Craig T. Nelson speaker engagement.

Craig T. Nelson Appearance

In recent years, the list of Craig T. Nelson appearances have included an ice-skating coach in the comedy “Blades of Glory,” the patriarch of a large family in the film “The Family Stone” and the prison warden in the NBC hit television show “My Name is Earl.”

Craig T. Nelson Endorsement

As an actor respected by his peers and audiences, a Craig T. Nelson endorsement would cause many to sit up and take notice. Past Craig T. Nelson endorsements have included appearing in Shedd’s Spread Country Crock commercials.