Cody Haden Church: Who Is Thomas Haden Church’s Son?

Cody Haden Church is the daughter of Twisted Metal actor Thomas Haden Church, and his former partner, Mia Zottoli.

Cody was born in 2004.

Thomas Haden Church Acting Career

Thomas Haden’s career has spanned several decades and has seen him play various roles in film, television, and voice acting.

Haden started his career as a radio personality, and a voice-over artist for commercials.

In the early 1990s, Haden began acting and later gained fame for his role as Lowell Mather, in the popular NBC sitcom “Wings.”

From 1995, Haden began to starr in the sitcom “Ned and Stacey”, playing the role of Ned Dorsey, a self-centered advertising executive.

In 2004, Haden appeared in the film “Sideways”, portraying Jack Cole, and his role earned an Academy Award nomination for Best Supporting Actor.

In 2007, he was cast as Sandman in the blockbuster superhero film, Spider-Man 3.

Other films he has appeared include George of the Jungle, Easy A, We Bought a Zoo, Killer Joe, Spider-Man: No Way Home, Over the Hedge, Smart People, Easy A, We Bought a Zoo, Max, Hellboy, Acid man, Nature, and Twisted Metal.

As a voice actor, Haden voiced the character of Lyle in the animated film “Charlotte’s Web”, and played a role in the animated TV series “Over the Garden Wall”.

In addition to acting, Haden directed and wrote the film “Rolling Kansas”.

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