Childhood and Education Journey of Brendan Fraser in Timeline
An overview of the childhood and early education of Brendan Fraser, highlighting the experiences that shaped the journey.
Brendan Fraser is an American-Canadian actor who rose to prominence in the 1990s. His breakthrough roles in *Encino Man* and *School Ties* led to starring roles in comedies like *George of the Jungle* and dramas such as *With Honors*. He achieved major stardom as Rick O'Connell in *The Mummy* trilogy. Fraser also took on dramatic roles in critically acclaimed films including *Gods and Monsters*, *The Quiet American*, and *Crash*, showcasing his versatility. Other notable roles include *Bedazzled* and *Journey to the Center of the Earth*.
1937: Birth of mother
In 1937, Carol Mary (née Généreux), Brendan Fraser's mother, was born.
1952: Uncle won gold medal
In 1952, Brendan Fraser's maternal uncle, George Genereux, won a gold medal in the Summer Olympics.
December 3, 1968: Brendan Fraser Born
On December 3, 1968, Brendan James Fraser was born in Indianapolis, Indiana.
1987: Graduated from Upper Canada College
In 1987, Brendan Fraser graduated from Upper Canada College, a private boarding school in Toronto.
1990: Graduated from Cornish College of the Arts
In 1990, Brendan Fraser graduated from Seattle's Cornish College of the Arts.
April 2007: Sold home in Beverly Hills
In April 2007, Brendan Fraser and his wife sold their home in Beverly Hills, California.
2016: Death of mother
In 2016, Brendan Fraser's mother, Carol Mary (née Généreux) passed away.
February 2018: Lives in Bedford, New York
As of February 2018, Brendan Fraser lives in Bedford, New York.
2018: Discussed surgeries due to physical demands of roles
In 2018, Brendan Fraser stated publicly that the physical demands of his roles had required him to undergo several surgeries.
2018: Fraser becomes a celebrity judge on Dancing Stars of Greenwich
Since 2018, Brendan Fraser has been a celebrity judge on the Dancing Stars of Greenwich annual charity gala, which raises money for Abilis, a non-profit organization supporting individuals with disabilities in Connecticut.
