George NewbernPage Tools BiographyThe late eighties saw George begin his career with a role in the hit comedy series “Designing Women” He also starred in the TV Film “Double Switch” as well as the movies “My Little Girl”, “Adventures in Babysitting”, “Paramedics”, “Switching Channels” and the lead role in “It Takes Two”. The nineties saw him begin with a part in the TV Series “Working Girl” alongside a then-unknown Sandra Bullock and star alongside Steve Martin and Diane Keaton in “Father of the Bride” playing Bryan MacKenzie, their prospective son-in-law opposite Kimberley Williams as their daughter Annie. He followed this with roles in “Doppelganger” alongside Drew Barrymore and the TV Movies “Torch Song”, “Doorways” and “I Spy Returns” before he starred in the TV Series “The Boys Are Back”.
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