Overview (3)
| Born | in Oxford, Mississippi, USA |
| Nicknames |
RowdyGowdy JoJo Rowdy |
| Height | 6' 4" (1.93 m) |
Mini Bio (1)
Joey Paul Gowdy was born on February 2, 1981 in Oxford, Mississippi, USA. He is a producer, known for Detention of the Dead (2012), Matters of Life and Death (2007) and American Bigfoot (2022).
Trivia (19)
He supports the SETI Institute.
His mother is Kermie Gowdy.
He and his family live on their sixty-eight acre estate in Hickory Flat, Mississippi, in the USA.
He wears size seventeen shoes.
He auditioned for Black Snake Moan (2006).
He weighed 8 pounds 12 ounces at birth.
His dachshunds are both double registered with the AKC (American Kennel Club) and the CKC (Continental Kennel Club).
Related to Curt Gowdy.
He's a Ready to Rumble (2000) fan.
He owns a 1968 Dodge Charger that is a registered General Lee replica.
He studied at the Acting Corps in Los Angeles in 2006.
He owns a 1981 DeLorean that is a registered "Time Machine" replica.
25-59th in Winston-Salem attending the 2005 National Sword of the Lord Conference on Soul Winning and Revival. [July 2005]
18-20th in Boston & Providence filming "Colonial Warriors" with Mike Goodreau of Curtain Call Films. [July 2005]
14-18th in Lanett Alabama attending the annual Chattahoochee Valley Camp Meeting hosted by Bro. Ronny Barefield. [March 2005]
in North Mississippi beginning pre-production for his "Lycans" movie. [September 2006]
12-16th in Lanett Alabama attending the annual Chattahoochee Valley Camp Meeting hosted by Bro. Ronny Barefield. [March 2007]
in North Hollywod California taking classes at "The Acting Corps" with Eugene Buica and many others. [December 2005]
Personal Quotes (2)
I dare to dream the impossible in hope of someday making it possible.
Do what is right and you'll never go wrong.
Salary (7)
| Redneck Rampage (1997) | $250 + 1% net profits |
| Brave Fencer Musashiden (1998) | $500 + 1% net profits |
| Zombie Massacre (1998) | $500 + 1% net profits |
| Bid for Power (2000) | $750 + 5% net profits |
| Stitch Experiment 626 (2002) | $1,000 + 5% net profits |
| General Lee: The Legendary Charger (2006) | $20,000 + 50% net profits |
| Matters of Life and Death (2007) | $1,000 + 5% net profits |
