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Canadian filmmaker and television personality

Spencer Rice
Rice in Kenny vs. Spenny in
Born	Spencer Nolan Rice[1] (age&#;61&#;62) Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Other&#;names	Spenny
Occupation(s)	Filmmaker, screenwriter, television personality, actor
Years&#;active	–present

Spencer Nolan "Spenny" Rice (born ^[2]) is a Canadian screenwriter, filmmaker and television personality.

He was the co-star of the reality comedy series Kenny vs.

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Spencer Nolan "Spenny" Rice (born [2]) is a Canadian screenwriter, filmmaker and television personality. He was the co-star of the reality comedy series Kenny vs. Spenny along with Kenny Hotz.

Spenny along with Kenny Hotz.

Personal life

Rice was born to a secular Jewish family, the only son of Vincent Wayne Rice and Corrine Rice.^[3][4][5]

Rice attended Crescent School, a Toronto boys' independent school, for elementary school and then went to high school at Forest Hill Collegiate Institute.^[6] Rice studied film studies at Glendon College, York University in Toronto.

Growing up Rice played hockey for his high school.^[7]

Career

After graduating from university, Rice worked as a production coordinator and independent filmmaker.

In , Rice directed a short film entitled Telewhore, a documentary about a phone sex girl. It was exhibited at The Toronto International Film Festival and was well-received by critics.

Spencer rice age Spencer Nolan "Spenny" Rice (born [2]) is a Canadian screenwriter, filmmaker and television personality. He was the co-star of the reality comedy series Kenny vs. Spenny along with Kenny Hotz.

In , Rice and Kenny Hotz, who had been friends since childhood, collaborated on the short film It Don't Cost Nothin' to Say Good Morning. Their first feature-length film was Pitch in , which won Best Film Award from the Toronto Independent Arts Festival. In , Rice directed, produced and wrote a short film for TV entitled Something Anything which won a Telefest Independent Television Festival award for best comedy.

There was interest from the television station that had broadcast the short film and turn it into a TV series, but the idea was later scrapped.

In , Rice and Hotz created the show Kenny vs. Spenny, which finished its sixth season in and ended with an hour-long series finale on December 23, The show aired in many different countries and was nominated for Gemini Awards in , , , and , it even caught the attention of South Park creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone who became executive producers of the show during season 4.

Kenny hotz Spencer Rice: his birthday, what he did before fame, his family life, fun trivia facts, popularity rankings, and more.

In , Spencer Rice wrote and starred in the mockumentary film Confessions of a Porn Addict in which he played the character Mark Tobias.

Rice's next project was called Single White Spenny. He played himself; it was cancelled after one season due to low ratings.

In November , along with Kenny Hotz, Rice wrote and produced Kenny & Spenny: Paldemic, a CBC Gem special that focused on the pair's friendship and careers since Kenny vs.

Spenny ended in

Filmography

Year	Production	Role	Other notes
[8]	Something Anything	Writer, director, producer	Short film
	Telewhore	Director	Short film
	It Don't Cost Nothin' to Say Good Morning	Director	Short film[9]
	Pitch	Writer, director	As himself[10]
	Ninja Turtles: The Next Mutation	Writer[11]
	Kenny vs. Spenny pilot	Writer, actor, director, executive producer	As himself
–	Kenny vs. Spenny	Writer, actor, director, executive producer	As himself[12]
	Lingo	Actor	One episode
	Stump	Executive producer	N/A
	Testees	Actor	Testee Applicant
	Confessions of a Porn Addict	Concept, story, actor, executive producer	As Mark Tobias[13]
	Kenny vs. Spenny Christmas Special	Writer, actor, director, executive producer	As himself
	Single White Spenny	Concept, actor, executive producer	As himself
	X Rayted	Concept, director, writer	As himself
	Kenny & Spenny: Paldemic	Writer, executive producer, actor, composer	As himself

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Awards and nominations

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