Donal Francis Logue is a Canadian-American-Irish actor, producer, director and writer. His works include the American sitcom ‘Grounded for Life’ and the detective series ‘Terriers’. Logue was born in Ottawa, Ontario to Irish parents. He attended Harvard University, where he studied history. However, he was not interested in pursuing a career in that field and ventured into acting instead. He made his film debut in the 1992 film ‘Sneakers’, where he had a supporting role. His first recurring TV role was in the series ‘Medicine Ball’. He became more widely known after he played the lead role in the romantic comedy film ‘The Tao of Steve’. He then gained more popularity for playing a lead role in the TV series ‘Grounded for Life’. Currently, he is playing a lead role in the crime drama series ‘Gotham’. The show has been appreciated by critics and has also received multiple awards and nominations. Other than acting, Logue is also involved in sports. He plays for the Los Angeles-based amateur soccer team Hollywood United.