Steve Guttenberg

Steve Guttenberg is an American actor, author, businessman, producer, and director with an active career in the entertainment industry since 1977. His range of performances spans from major motion pictures to television series and Broadway plays. Guttenberg's diverse filmography includes leading roles in iconic films such as "Police Academy," "Cocoon," and "Three Men and a Baby," as well as an appearance in Woody Allen's one-act play "Honeymoon Hotel" on Broadway. In 2008, he showcased his versatility by participating in reality TV, joining the spring season of "Dancing with the Stars."

Not only is Guttenberg known for his acting, but he also holds a Guinness World Record for preparing the most hot dogs in one minute. His entrepreneurial spirit led him to establish Mr. Kirby Productions, his own production company. His work has not gone unnoticed as evidenced by his receipt of the 2008 Tony Randall Lifetime Achievement Award at the sixth Fire Island Golden Wagon Film Festival. Further recognition of his contributions to the entertainment industry came in 2011 when he was honored with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.

Beyond his work in the entertainment industry, Guttenberg is dedicated to community service and advocacy. In 2014, Miami Beach Mayor Philip Levine presented him with a key to the city for his work with Fun Paw Care, a group promoting animal rights. Additionally, he serves as an ambassador for children's issues and homelessness, working with the Entertainment Industry Foundation. Guttenberg's advocacy extends to health issues as a member of the Lymphatic Education & Research Network's Honorary Board, where he supports lymphatic disease awareness and research.