Bruce Jenner

Over the years Bruce has had his name on many things, including The Bruce Jenner Board Game by Parker Brothers, numerous clothing lines and of course, shoes. Hasbro Inc. has created a Bruce Jenner doll...and yes, Bruce Jenner is even a CD-ROM game! Interactive Magic's Bruce Jenner's World Class Decathlon is available in stores and even has its own web site, and The Franklin Mint has released The Bruce Jenner Gold series collectible ring.

As one might imagine, sports continues to be an important part of life in the Jenner household. A typical day might find Bruce riding mountain bikes, or working on his current passion, golf (he's a 4 handicap). Whether golfing with corporate clients or playing on the Celebrity Players Tour, he's happy as long as he's on the golf course. He's a commercially-rated pilot who flies his own jet and he races cars professionally in Grand Prix events around the world. Bruce's passion for car racing has landed him a role as a race car driver for the Senior Championship Racing Association. This is a professional organization in which Bruce will compete with other drivers like Bobby Unser, Mario Andretti, Parnelli Jones and Danny Sullivan.

Picture of Bruce Jenner Television was a very natural step for Bruce after the Olympics. A guest host and special correspondent on Good Morning America for seven years, he cut his teeth on morning network television and exploded from there. Over the years, Bruce has been a commentator for a wide variety of shows for NBC Sports, ABC Sports, and Fox Sports, to name a few-covering track and field, surfing, motocross, and the CART Indy car races...and of course commentating for NBC at the Olympics in various countries. His expertise in this area landed him an Outstanding International Sportscaster of the Year award.

Gifted in front of the camera, Bruce can be seen frequently in guest starring roles on many prime time television series, as a presenter and Emcee on numerous awards shows working with producers like Dick Clark, and as a guest on talk shows like Oprah and The Tonight Show with Jay Leno. He finds time to appear on shows like The Weakest Link and Who Wants to be a Millionaire? on behalf of his favorite charities. He has hosted his own 26-segment health show called Healthy Lifestyles and along with his wife Kris, he has gained international attention on their own enormously successful infomercials.

Television exposure is only one offshoot of Bruce's international fame. He's been the subject of countless feature stories in magazines and newspapers around the world and his face is a familiar feature on the covers of magazines such as GQ, People, and, of course, Sports Illustrated. Bruce and Kris have together done hundreds of magazine and book interviews. One of their favorites is Robin Leach's Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous Cookbook highlighting "the most extraordinary people in the world." They recently completed a new video together entitled, Women's Self Defense and Fitness Program and also appear in the video series entitled, Let's Play Sports.

In 1980, Bruce made his feature film debut in Can't Stop the Music, starring Valerie Perrine. He went on to form Jenner Productions and starred in its first production, Grambling's White Tiger, which aired on NBC-TV. The Steeler and the Pittsburgh Kid, another Jenner Productions project for NBC, followed, as did a series of Olympic minutes for syndication called America's Hopefuls.

Bruce is also a highly regarded and successful author. His most recent release entitled Finding the Champion Within is a motivational book for Simon and Schuster. His first book, Decathlon Challenge: Bruce Jenner's Story, appeared on the 1977 Best Books for Young Adults list put together by the American Library Association. In 1980, he authored Bruce Jenner's Viewers Guide to the Olympics, a handbook to the games, which was updated for the 1984 Summer Olympics. In 1984, he completed The Teenage Guide to Fitness.

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