Crystal the Monkey is an extraordinary talent in the world of cinema, boasting an impressive box office gross of over $2.5 billion across just five films. Her debut film, "George of the Jungle," marked the beginning of her illustrious career in 1997. However, it was her breakout role in "Night at the Museum" alongside Ben Stiller in 2007 that catapulted her to stardom, showcasing her remarkable acting abilities as the mischievous character Dexter.
Crystal's versatility as an actor was further demonstrated in the sequel "Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian," where she played the dual role of Able, solidifying her position as a talented performer. Her subsequent appearance in "The Hangover Part II" in 2011 marked a significant milestone, as she stole the show with her captivating portrayal of a drug-dealing gangster.
Crystal's collaboration with Ken Jeong in "The Hangover Part II" resulted in a glowing endorsement from the actor, who declared, "She's not a monkey, she's an actor. And quite possibly the best actor I've worked with." The USA Today's review by Brian Alexander echoed this sentiment, praising Crystal as "Hollywood's Hottest Monkey."
In 2011, Crystal appeared in the family-friendly film "Zookeeper" alongside Kevin James, with Adam Sandler providing her voice. She also starred alongside Oscar winner Matt Damon in "We Bought a Zoo." In 2012, Crystal's talents were showcased in the NBC television series "Animal Practice," where she played the lovable sidekick Dr. Rizzo, captivating audiences with her irresistible charm and virtuosity as a capuchin monkey.
Throughout her illustrious career, Crystal has consistently impressed audiences and critics alike with her remarkable range, earning her the title of Hollywood's most talented and beloved monkey.
