Rory Scovel Biography

Rory Scovel is an American comedian, writer, and actor from Greenville, South Carolina. He lives in Los Angeles.

Rory Scovel Age

Rory is 38 years old as of 2018. He was born on 6 August 1980 in South Carolina, United States.

Rory Scovel Wife

Rory Scovel is married to his long-time girlfriend, Jordan Boughrum. The duo tied their knot in September 2013 in a private ceremony. His wife Jordan is an actress known for her role as Pam in 2016 TV series, Those Who Can’t. She has also appeared in TV series like Ground Floor and Please Understand Me.

The standup comedian shared a series of photos with Jordan on his one-year anniversary via Instagram on 21 September 2014. Rory also captioned the image, One year ago today I married this little lady.

Rory and his wife, Jordan joined the world premiere of the American comedy film, I Feel Pretty on 17 April 2018. The couple arrived at the red carpet in Westwood Village Theater in California. They stood in front of the red carpet and halted for some ardent shots. Rory wore a classic black suit and a navy blue T-shirt which matched his attire whereas his wife donned a casual elegant black waist dress.

The couple, who are together since 2005, first started dating in February 2005. Since then, they are maintaining a good bond with each other. Rory resides in Los Angeles, Southern California with his wife, Jordan.

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Rory Scovel Career

Scovel first performed at open mic nights in Spartanburg, South Carolina. Soon after, Scovel moved to and started his career in Washington D.C., where he performed for three years. He then moved to New York City, where he performed for three years until he moved to Los Angeles where he now lives.

In 2006, Scovel participated in the Seattle International Comedy Competition where he made it to the finals.

In 2011, Scovel performed on Conan with comedian Jon Dore using the premise that the show accidentally booked two comedians. Scovel also released his first stand-up album with Stand Up! Records called Dilation. Scovel and the record were named by The Huffington Post as one of fourteen in their “Guide To New Comedy Albums of 2011”.

In 2012, Scovel was named in the 10 Comics to Watch by Variety magazine.

Scovel has opened for comedians such as Louis C.K., Nick Swardson, and Daniel Tosh. He has also performed at the Montreal Just for Laughs Festival, the FYF Fest with many other famous Los Angeles comedians, the Vancouver Comedy Festival, the Del Close Improv Marathon, the Bumbershoot Festival, and the Chicago Improv Festival.

In 2013, Scovel performed a show at Third Man Records, Jack White’s record label. The show was recorded to tape and transferred to vinyl. There is no digital version of this recording.

Scovel has appeared on several popular podcasts, including Comedy Bang! Bang! with Scott Aukerman, Doug Loves Movies with Doug Benson, Sklarbro Country with The Sklar Brothers, The Nerdist Podcast with Chris Hardwick, You Made It Weird with Pete Holmes, Maximum Fun’s Stop Podcasting Yourself, The Dead Authors Podcast with Paul F. Tompkins, The Dollop live at the 2016 Riot LA Comedy Festival with Dave Anthony and Gareth Reynolds, The Todd Glass Show, and WTF with Marc Maron.

Rory Scovel Tv

Year	Title
2007	Live at Gotham
2010	Late Night with Jimmy Fallon
2011–2012	The Life & Times of Tim
2011–2013	New York Stand-Up Show
2011–2018	Conan
2012	The Half Hour
	UnCabaret
	The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson
2013	The Nerdist
	The Eric Andre Show
	Funny as Hell
	All Growz Up with Melinda Hill
	Money From Strangers
	Zach Stone Is Gonna Be Famous
	The Pete Holmes Show
2013–2015	Ground Floor
2013–2016	@midnight
2014–2016	Undateable
2015	Rory Scovel: The Charleston Special
2016	Not Safe with Nikki Glaser
	Animals.
	Casual
	This Is Not Happening
2016–2017	Wrecked
2016–2018	Those Who Can’t
2017	Love
	The Great Indoors
	Powerless
	Rory Scovel Tries Stand-Up for the First Time – A Netflix Special
	HarmonQuest
	Do You Want To See a Dead Body?
2018	Another Period

Rory Scovel Film

Year	Title
2007	Groom with a View
2009	Public Service
2010	Seattle Comedy Documentary
2011	Dead Monkey
2012	Is There?: Todd Glass for GLSEN
	Broken Mike
2013	Documentary Subject Wanted with Rory Scovel
2016	Dean
2017	The House
2018	I Feel Pretty

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