Graham Elwood was born on August 5, 1969, in Stoughton, Wisconsin, USA, and later relocated to Chicago, Illinois, with his family at the age of 12. During his childhood, his favorite game show was Card Sharks, which aired in 1978.
Graham Elwood pursued higher education at the University of Arizona, where he earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Media Arts. Notably, he was not an exceptional student, often relying on copious amounts of Mountain Dew to stay awake, which resulted in an excessive caffeine intake that caused him to twitch.
Following his academic endeavors, Graham further honed his dramatic skills at the Playhouse West and Second City Training Center. His versatility as a performer has allowed him to develop a wide range of dialects, including Scottish, Irish, English, German, Surfer, Southern, Chicago, and Minnesota accents, which have proven to be a valuable asset for his voice-over and character work.
As a seasoned comedian, Graham has spent over a decade refining his craft in comedy clubs and colleges, earning a reputation as a sarcastic hipster who can effortlessly make light of any situation or individual, including himself. He is a member of the comedy group "Fancy Ketchup," whose show can be seen regularly at The Comedy Store in Hollywood. Graham has also made frequent appearances at The Improv in Las Vegas and various comedy clubs across the country, including The Improv - LA and The Laugh Factory - LA. His extensive list of credits includes the production "Hey Anthony" (1998),which featured his family member Sim Elwood.
Graham's theatrical experience includes starring roles in productions such as "Light Sensitive," "Have You Heard about the Party?," "Do You Have Any Irish in You?," and "Ministers of Pain Lead."
Outside of his entertainment endeavors, Graham's interests include sports and athletics, particularly martial arts and weapons, football, lacrosse, and baseball.
