Did his own stunts in White Squall (1996).

Plays in a band, Southern Comfort Colonic, which is a mix of punk and hardcore speed metal.

Appeared with Ed O'Neill in Dutch (1991) at the age of 13 and later played his partner in "Dragnet" (2003).

Is the owner of many pets (in 1998, he had five cats and eight dogs).

Can't Hardly Wait (1998) opened the day before Ethan's 20th birthday.

In between the films That Thing You Do! (1996) and Vegas Vacation (1997), he only had two days off.

Married actress Amelinda Smith (auditioned to play Stacy in the CBS sitcom, but Emily Rutherfurd landed the role - Ethan read Amelinda's script, liked it, auditioned and snagged the role of Sebastian). [November 14, 1998]

At the age of 22, Ethan had already appeared in many TV and radio commercials, movies (including doing his own stunts in one), produced and directed a short film (at the age of 13), co-produced another film, married, and become a father.

Produced an unreleased movie titled "Taken" with his White Squall (1996) co-star and friend, Jeremy Sisto, and a friend of Embry's was to direct it

Kessia Randall is his younger sister.

Is interested in photography.

Writes with his left hand, but plays his guitar with his right hand.

Brother of Aaron Embry

Last name was Randall, but he changed it to Embry because it was his grandfather's last name.

The song "Romeo and Juliet" by Dire Straits plays in the background in scenes featuring him in two different movies, Empire Records (1995) and Can't Hardly Wait (1998).

Won 6th place in a California gymnastics tournament at the age of 10 (one can see Ethan doing back flips in Can't Hardly Wait (1998), right after the scene where someone calls Mike Dexter a fag).

Amelinda Smith gave birth to their son, Cogeian coming from the Latin word cogeo meaning "to think over" while Ethan Embry's 1993 A Far Off Place (1993) was still airing. [December 10, 1999]