David Spade to Testify in Retrial of Felony Sexual Assault Case

Spade was found guilty in 2014 for sexually assaulting a 4-year-old girl and is appealing the conviction. Greenwood-based attorney Charles Grose brought in Maggie Bruck a researcher specializing in suggestibility studies during interviews to testify Wednesday as the expert witness in support of Spade’s appeal.

After his time on Saturday Night Live, Spade made an appearance in the office sitcom Just Shoot Me! and co-wrote Joe Dirt.

Early Life and Education

After graduating from Arizona State University, Spade worked in Mademoiselle’s accessories department and later as fashion editor at Vogue before creating her own line of handbags.

Spade first gained recognition at the 13th Annual Young Comedians Show and later appeared on Saturday Night Live the same year. Additionally, he appeared in several slapstick movies like Police Academy 4: Citizens on Patrol alongside fellow SNL cast members Steve Guttenberg and Sharon Stone.

He joined fellow SNL alum Chris Farley to co-star in Tommy Boy and Black Sheep, then later as Dennis Finch on Just Shoot Me!. In 2000’s Disney’s Emperor’s New Groove as Kuzco the gossipmonger; its direct-to-video sequel Kronk’s New Groove followed suit shortly thereafter.

Professional Career

After his tenure with SNL, Spade went on to enjoy a prolific film and television career. He appeared in films like Joe Dirt (2001) and Dickie Roberts: Former Child Star (2003) before co-starring on HBO sitcom The Benchwarmers (2006) with fellow SNL alumni Rob Schneider. Additionally, Spade made appearances in several comedic vehicles produced by former SNL castmate Adam Sandler such as Jack and Jill (2011) and Grown Ups (2010) and its sequel (2013).

He provided his voice for Disney animated feature The Emperor’s New Groove (2000) and its direct-to-video sequel Kronk’s New Groove (2005), in addition to numerous television roles he has also hosted the Teen Choice Awards and SpikeTV Video Game Awards, in addition to Capital One commercials.

Achievement and Honors

Spade began appearing as a cast member on ‘Saturday Night Live’ in 1990 and stayed a main cast member until 1996, co-starring in two comedy movies with fellow cast member Chris Farley: Tommy Boy and Black Sheep. Additionally, in 2003 he hosted both Teen Choice Awards and Spike TV Video Game Awards ceremonies.

He made several guest appearances on ‘That ’70s Show’ as Dennis Finch, as well as being cast member in 8 Simple Rules as a sarcastic receptionist.

He is also a choral director and has won multiple teaching awards.

Personal Life

David Spade has long been an iconic presence in movies, TV, and sketch comedy. His sardonic, cutting style defined 1990s humor. Spade made a name for himself on “Saturday Night Live” through celebrity impressions and memorable characters that made an impressionful first impression; later appearing in Tommy Boy alongside co-star Chris Farley; small comedies; as well as major sitcoms such as Just Shoot Me!

Spade has long been considered a ladies’ man; although he has never tied the knot himself, he has been linked to numerous blonde beauties from Lara Flynn Boyle to Teri Hatcher and Kristy Swanson. Whatever attracts women to him may be his charming wit or even just his striking mane of blond hair; whatever it may be he has earned himself the moniker “comedy Casanova.”

Net Worth

David Spade has enjoyed great success in his professional life and amassed considerable wealth. Additionally, his endorsement deals and advertisements have garnered him considerable earnings. He has become the face of various brands such as KFC and Pepsi.

Ben has also made his mark as an actor and TV show voice talent, having appeared in such movies as Tommy Boy and Joe Dirt. Furthermore, his voice can be heard throughout many episodes of Beavis and Butt-Head.

This actor has an edgy and dry sense of humor that appeals to many people, earning him a large fan following and much praise. Furthermore, he has wise investments in real estate as well as smart stock holdings to add further wealth.