Conan O’Brien

Title: TV Host & Writer
Birth Date: April 18, 1963
Birth Place: Brookline, MA
Attended: Harvard
Attachment: FOX, NBC

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Categories: Hosts, Entertainment
Available for: Appearances, Endorsements, Speaking Engagements

A winning combination of zany humor, recurring sketches and self-deprecation has made Conan O’Brien the undisputed king of late night’s second hour. His “Late Night with Conan O’Brien” has been a favorite with college and high school students and critics alike for more than a decade. After growing up in the Boston suburbs, O’Brien attended Harvard University and graduated magna cum laude with a degree in History and Literature. While at Harvard, he wrote for the legendary “Harvard Lampoon” humor publication and became the organization’s president. That experience gave the aspiring humor writer the push to move to television, and in 1988, O’Brien was hired as a writer on “Saturday Night Live.” The next year, the show’s writing staff won an Emmy. In 1991, O’Brien joined the writers’ room at Fox’s animated smash “The Simpsons” and also received a producing credit.

During his tenure with “The Simpsons”, O’Brien auditioned for the “Late Night” slot following Jay Leno at the urging of “SNL” executive producer Lorne Michaels. On September 13, 1993, O’Brien made his debut as the host of “Late Night” with sidekick Andy Richter. By the time Richter left the show in 2000, “Late Night” had become a bonafide hit. NBC announced in 2004 that O’Brien will take over “The Tonight Show” when Leno retires in 2009.

Distinctive hair and towering height make Conan O’Brien easy to spot, but his busy schedule makes him difficult to track down. TSE has years of experience negotiating with top celebrities, and we can handle all the Conan O’Brien appearance fee negotiations for you.

Conan O’Brien Speaker

On his hit show, Conan O’Brien speaker topics include everything from current events to celebrity impressions to banter with bandleader Max Weinberg and announcer Joel Godard.

Conan O’Brien Appearance

In addition to “Late Night,” Conan O’Brien appearances as host have occurred at the 2002, 2003 and 2006 Primetime Emmy Awards. In 2007, the writing staff of “Late Night,” including O’Brien, took home their own Emmy after years of nominations.

Conan O’Brien Endorsement

Conan O’Brien endorses the anti-hunger organization Labels Are For Jars, which he co-founded in Lawrence, Massachusetts. Perhaps the most famous Conan O’Brien endorsement was for Finnish presidential candidate Tarja Halonen, for whom O’Brien made campaign ads about their supposed physical resemblance.