Dave England, born on December 30, 1969 in Ventura, California, is a retired snowboarder best known for his wild and daring stunts in the Jackass films and television series. Before gaining fame in the world of entertainment, Dave was deeply involved in the snowboarding scene. He was featured in various Kingpin Productions' videos, showcasing his skills in movies such as 'Bulletproof' and 'Back in Black'.
With his natural talent and fearless attitude, Dave quickly made a name for himself in the snowboarding community. His passion for the sport led him to push boundaries and try out new stunts, setting him apart from his peers and catching the attention of audiences worldwide.
However, it wasn't long before Dave's quirky personality and love for adrenaline took him down a different path. His collaboration with Johnny Knoxville, the creator of Jackass, landed him a spot in the popular television series and films. Dave's outrageous stunts and sense of humor made him a fan favorite, earning him a loyal following and solidifying his place in pop culture history.
Aside from his work with Jackass, Dave also dabbled in acting, taking on small roles in various films. In 2016, he appeared in 'The Bet', showcasing his versatility as a performer. He also starred alongside Tom Green in the snowboarding comedies 'Shred' and 'Shred 2', further expanding his acting repertoire.
Despite his wild on-screen persona, Dave is a devoted family man. He tied the knot with Johanna England and together they have three children - two sons named Clyde and Roan, and a daughter named Ruby. His dedication to his family is evident in everything he does, as he continues to balance his career with his responsibilities as a husband and father.
Throughout his career, Dave England has left a lasting impact on the world of entertainment. His unique blend of talent, humor, and fearlessness has captivated audiences and inspired a new generation of performers. While he may have retired from snowboarding, his legacy as a trailblazer in extreme sports and comedy will continue to live on for years to come.