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Biography Channel Larry the Cable Guy

Larry the Cable Guy was born February 17, 1963 in Pawnee City, Nebraska. Armed with a thick southern accent, and sporting outfits that favor baseball caps and cut-off shirts, Larry has parlayed his "regular Joe" shtick into sold-out stadium shows, popular TV spots, and an early, but successful movie career. He has become one of the top grossing stand-up comedians working today.

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