book, The Book of David (), was published in June 2007 by Simon & Schuster. In 2010, he directed and produced the Canadian cable comedy series Living in Your Car. Personal life Steinberg has been married twice. He married Judy Marcione in 1973 and they had two daughters. They divorced in 1997 after 24 years of marriage. Steinberg married Robyn Todd in 2005. Discography The Incredible Shrinking God (UNI LP, UNI-73013, 1968) Disguised As A Normal Person (Elektra Records LP, EKS-74065, 1970). Booga! Booga! (Columbia LP, 1974) Goodbye to the '70s (Columbia LP, PC 33399, 1975) Awards Steinberg has received five Emmy Award nominations, winning two as one of the writers of Academy Awards programs in 1991 and 1992. He received a CableACE Award in 1992 for his stand-up comedy Cats, Cops and Stuff. He has been nominated for the Directors Guild of America Award (for Outstanding Directing – Comedy Series) twice: first in 1991 for the Seinfeld episode, The Tape, and again in 1996 for the Mad About You episode, The Finale: Parts II and III, and has been nominated for a Canadian Comedy Award (2000) and a Gemini (2001), as well. His parody of the novel Ragtime won him a Playboy Humor Award. In 2003, he was inducted into Canada's Walk of Fame. In December 2016, Steinberg was named a Member of the Order of Canada. Film Television References External links Official David Steinberg site Interview, online from CBC Words at Large (audio) 1942 births 20th-century Canadian male actors 21st-century Canadian male actors Canadian expatriate male actors in the United States Canadian male film actors Canadian male television actors Canadian male voice actors Canadian male comedians Canadian people of Romanian-Jewish descent Canadian sketch comedians Canadian stand-up comedians Canadian television directors Canadian television producers Columbia Records artists Elektra Records artists Jewish Canadian male actors Living people Male actors from Winnipeg Primetime Emmy Award winners Uni Records artists University of Chicago alumni Jewish Canadian comedians Members of the Order of Canada 20th-century Canadian comedians 21st-century Canadian comedians Comedians from Manitoba