Gary Rosen was born in the vibrant city of Chicago, Illinois, to parents Eunice and Bill Rosen, who were accomplished professional bridge players, showcasing their exceptional skills in the popular card game.
Gary's academic journey took him to Yale University, where he had the opportunity to attend classes alongside the talented Ed Norton. During his time at Yale, Gary honed his creative skills by writing and directing political commercials for notable figures, including LA Mayor Dick Riordan and several other prominent candidates.
Gary's passion for filmmaking led him to write, direct, and star in the feature comedy "Totally Confused," which was co-directed by Greg Pritikin, the creative force behind the film "Dummy." The movie premiered at the prestigious Berlin International Film Festival, showcasing Gary's versatility as a filmmaker.
Following his success in the film industry, Gary transitioned to the world of theater, performing in productions in New York City. His impressive range and talent eventually led him to secure a role in the unscripted reality series "The Amazing Race 2," which aired in 2002.
Today, Gary resides in Los Angeles, where he continues to nurture his creative spirit by writing and performing in various projects.
