How To Contact Seth MacFarlane…

Email Seth MacFarlane care/of his agent, manager, or publicist.

Meet Seth MacFarlane at his live events, album releases, book signings, movie/TV shows, product launches, meet-and-greets, or bidding on a charity auction.

To get Seth MacFarlane’s autograph, send a fan letter with a self-addressed stamped envelope to:

Seth MacFarlane
c/o Fuzzy Door Productions
5700 Wilshire Blvd. #325
Los Angeles, CA 90036

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Seth MacFarlane is connected to Alex Borstein as the creator and star of “Family Guy,” where Borstein voices Lois Griffin. They also worked on “Seth & Alex’s Almost Live Comedy Show.”

Seth MacFarlane is connected to Amanda Seyfried as her director, co-star, and writer in “A Million Ways to Die in the West” (2014) and “Ted 2” (2015), opposite him.

Seth MacFarlane is connected to Bill Maher by debates and podcast appearances, such as Maher’s “Real Time” and “Club Random,” where they clashed over media trustworthiness and vaccines.

Seth MacFarlane is connected to Donald Trump by repeated satirical depictions and criticism on “Family Guy,” as well as serving as Trump’s roast master at the 2011 Comedy Central Roast.

Seth MacFarlane is connected to Emilia Clarke by their brief romantic relationship, as they dated for about six months between 2012 and 2013 while Clarke was starring in “Game of Thrones.”

Seth MacFarlane is connected to Jessica Barth as her director and co-star in “Ted” and Ted 2, where she played Tami-Lynn. They worked together on “Family Guy” and briefly dated in 2006.

Seth MacFarlane is connected to Joe Rogan by commentary, including MacFarlane commenting on Rogan’s media controversies and Rogan reacting to MacFarlane’s political endorsement.

Seth MacFarlane is connected to Jon Stewart by a feud sparked by a “Family Guy” joke about his decision to continue filming “The Daily Show” during the 2007 Writers Guild strike.

Seth MacFarlane is connected to Kim Kardashian by her guest-voicing an alien character who becomes Roger’s love interest on his animated series “American Dad!”

Seth MacFarlane is connected to Mark Wahlberg as the director, co-writer, and voice of Ted in the films “Ted” and “Ted 2,” in which Wahlberg stars as the main character John Bennett.

Seth MacFarlane is connected to Mila Kunis as the creator of “Family Guy,” where she voiced Meg Griffin since 1999, and as the director and co-star of the movie “Ted” with Mark Wahlberg.

Seth MacFarlane is connected to Ryan Reynolds by MacFarlane’s projects, including playing himself on “Family Guy” and cameos in “Ted” and “A Million Ways to Die in the West.”

Seth MacFarlane is connected to Seth Green as the voice of Chris Griffin on MacFarlane’s animated series “Family Guy,” and by starring in the live-action sitcom “Dads.”

Seth MacFarlane is connected to Seth Meyers by their first names and appearances on “Late Night with Seth Meyers,” where they shared comedic banter and discussed upcoming projects.

Seth MacFarlane is connected to Seth Rogen as celebrity roasters at the American Cinematheque ceremony honoring Charlize Theron, where they appeared together on stage.

Seth MacFarlane is connected to Taylor Swift by a satirical animated version of her in the “Family Guy” episode “Chris Has Got a Date, Date, Date, Date, Date,” where she was parodied.

Seth MacFarlane mentioned Whoopi Goldberg’s “Star Trek: The Next Generation” role and invited her to guest-star on his show, “The Orville.” He also reflected on her legacy as an Oscars host.

Seth MacFarlane is an American writer, animator, actor, and singer best known as the creator of the animated TV shows “Family Guy,” “American Dad!,” and “The Cleveland Show.” He voices many of the main characters in “Family Guy,” including Peter Griffin, Stewie, and Brian. MacFarlane also wrote, directed, and starred in the comedy films “Ted” and “A Million Ways to Die in the West.” He’s known for his sharp humor, musical talent, and frequent use of satire.