Frankie Muniz

Frankie Muniz is an American actor and former professional race-car driver, best known for playing Malcolm in the television series Malcolm in the Middle.

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Malcolm in the Middle: An American television sitcom about a gifted boy navigating life in a chaotic working-class family. Muniz became widely known for playing the title character, Malcolm.
Open-wheel racing: A form of automobile racing in cars whose wheels sit outside the bodywork. Muniz's professional competition took place in this racing discipline.
Primetime Emmy Award: An American award recognizing excellence in primetime television programming and performances. Muniz received an Emmy nomination for his performance in Malcolm in the Middle.
Linwood Boomer: A Canadian-American television writer, producer, and actor who created Malcolm in the Middle. Boomer created the series that defined Muniz's best-known role.
Big Fat Liar: A 2002 comedy film about a teenager who tries to expose a Hollywood producer for stealing his story. Muniz starred as Jason Shepherd, one of his prominent film roles.
Champ Car: An American open-wheel racing series that ran under the Champ Car name from 2004 to 2008. Muniz competed in its Atlantic Championship support series.
Golden Globe Award: An annual award recognizing achievements in film and television. Muniz earned a nomination for playing Malcolm.
Jane Kaczmarek: An American actress known for playing Lois, the mother in Malcolm in the Middle. Her portrayal of Malcolm's mother anchored the family dynamic opposite Muniz.
Agent Cody Banks: A 2003 spy-comedy film about a teenager recruited by the CIA for an undercover mission. Muniz played the title character in this youth-oriented action film.
Racing license: An authorization issued by a motorsport governing body to compete in specified racing events. Professional competition required Muniz to qualify under motorsport licensing rules.