How To Contact Tony Hale…

Email Tony Hale care/of his agent, manager, or publicist.

Meet Tony Hale at his live events, movie/TV shows, product launches, meet-and-greets, or bidding on a charity auction.

Tony Hale’s mailing address is:

Tony Hale
c/o Logan Eisenberg
United Talent Agency (UTA)
9336 Civic Center Dr.
Beverly Hills, CA 90210

Tony Hale’s talent agency is:

Logan Eisenberg
c/o United Talent Agency (UTA)
9336 Civic Center Dr.
Beverly Hills, CA 90210

Tony Hale does not have a manager.

Tony Hale’s publicist is:

Rob Greenwald
c/o 2PM Sharp Public Relations
Los Angeles, California

“Beyoncé was my very first concert, and that was just two months ago. That was the first time I went to that sort of show, and the whole experience was just great.” (Vulture)

Tony Hale is connected to Donald Trump by the political satire show “Veep,” where he commented on how Trump’s real-life behavior made political satire more surreal.

Tony Hale is connected to Ellen DeGeneres by “The Ellen DeGeneres Show,” where they talked about his career and memorable moments from “Veep” and “Arrested Development.”

“Anytime my daughter and I take a road trip now, she plays her music, and that’s how I’ve gotten introduced to a lot of stuff, like the Haim sisters and Grace Abrams.” (Vulture)

Tony Hale is connected to Jason Bateman by “Arrested Development,” with Bateman as Michael Bluth trying to wrangle Hale’s neurotic Buster.

Tony Hale and Julia Louis-Dreyfus are connected by the HBO comedy series “Veep,” where she played Selina Meyer and he played her loyal aide Gary Walsh for all seven seasons.

Tony Hale is connected to Jimmy Kimmel by “Jimmy Kimmel Live!,” including an episode airing in August 2025 with guest host Nicole Byer.

Tony Hale is connected to Kamala Harris by the HBO political satire “Veep,” whose storyline about a vice president becoming president drew strong parallels to Harris’s rise.

“I remember hearing that [Luke Combs] cover of “Fast Car” and teaching [my daughter] about the Tracy Chapman original because I loved that when it came out. It’s multigenerational.” (Vulture)

Tony Hale is connected to Michael Cera by working on “Arrested Development,” where Cera played George Michael and often interacted with Hale’s eccentric character.

Tony Hale and Natasha Rothwell are connected as members of the school staff in the film “Love, Simon,” with Rothwell as the drama teacher Ms. Albright and Hale as Vice Principal Worth.

“I love Olivia [Rodrigo]’s energy fofr life. It’s fun to be around that sort of thing.” (Vulture)

Tony Hale is connected to Pete Buttigieg because he guest-hosted “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” in March 2020 and interviewed Hale on the show.

“I’ve seen the Taylor Swift documentary three times, too, because [my daughter]’s such a huge Swiftie. It’s like I’m getting to know her world more now.” (Vulture)

Tony Hale is connected to Will Arnett by “Arrested Development,” where Hale played Buster Bluth and Arnett played Gob, sharing many comedic storylines.