Johnny Knoxville

Johnny Knoxville is an American actor, comedian, and stunt performer best known for co-creating and starring in the Jackass franchise.

Jackass: An American comedy franchise built around performers attempting dangerous stunts and pranks, often filmed in documentary style. Knoxville co-created and starred in the franchise that made his name.
Big Brother (magazine): An American skateboarding magazine known for irreverent humor, pranks, and subcultural reporting. Knoxville pitched self-defense demonstrations to the magazine before Jackass existed.
Steve-O: An American stunt performer and comedian known for his work in the Jackass franchise. Steve-O became one of Knoxville’s most recognizable collaborators in the cast.
Jackass (TV series): An American MTV reality-comedy series that featured a cast performing stunts, pranks, and physical comedy. Knoxville co-created and starred in the series that established the franchise.
Jackass: The Movie: A 2002 comedy film that brought the Jackass television cast’s stunts and pranks to cinemas. Knoxville led the cast as the franchise moved from television to film.
Jeff Tremaine: An American filmmaker and television producer who co-created and directed Jackass. Tremaine helped turn Knoxville’s magazine stunts into a television series.
Bam Margera: An American skateboarder and television personality who starred in Jackass and its spin-offs. Margera brought skateboarding, pranks, and a distinct on-screen persona to the ensemble.
Wildboyz: An American television series in which Chris Pontius and Steve-O traveled to encounter wildlife and perform stunts. The spin-off extended the Jackass cast’s unscripted format into travel and animal encounters.
Bad Grandpa: A 2013 hidden-camera comedy film starring Johnny Knoxville as an elderly prankster traveling with his grandson. The film gave Knoxville a narrative role built around Jackass-style pranks.
Spike Jonze: An American filmmaker and music-video director who helped develop Jackass for television. Jonze’s collaboration helped bring Knoxville’s stunt ideas to MTV.

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