Who Wants To Be A Millionaire
The Host - Regis Philbin

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Who Wants To Be A Millionaire

The Host - Regis Philbin

Regis Philbin Crowning A Millionaire

Why Regis is Perfect for WWTBAM

Ever Since Regis Philbin has stepped in front of the camera 36 years ago, he has been a natural at television. He has carried that over to Millionaire, creating suspense and drama, and being very kind and friendly to the contestant. Regis gets the contestant revved up and ready to go, and is extremely encouraging. He feels bad for you when you miss, and is happy for you when you win. Overall, Regis is an excellent host for WWTBAM, and I hope to see him many more shows to come.

Watch Live, Regis' Other Show

Don't Forget to Watch "Live with Regis and Kelly," Regis' Morning Show, on Weekdays at 9 am, Eastern Time.

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Regis Wins an Emmy

A Mini-Bio of Regis Philbin

During the 36 years since Regis Philbin first stepped in front of the camera, he has enjoyed more success with more shows than possibly any other individual on television. In addition to hosting "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire," Regis is best-known as co-host of the top-rated daytime talk show, "Live With Regis & Kelly." formerly known as "Live With Regis & Kathy Lee."

His books, all bestsellers, include the memoir, "I'm Only One Man," and two he co-authored, "Entertaining With Regis & Kathie Lee" and "Cooking With Regis & Kathie Lee." He has appeared in numerous television series and movies and can be seen in a cameo role as himself in the recent feature film, "Dudley Do-Right." At this year's daytime Emmy's, Regis won an Emmy Award for "Outstanding Game Show Host." Congratulations, Regis!

A native of New York City, Philbin is a graduate of the University of Notre Dame. He and his wife, Joy (a frequent "Live" co-host and host of her own interior decorating show, "Haven"), live in Manhattan and Connecticut. They have two grown daughters, Joanna and Jennifer.