Bill Cobbs
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Gender: Male
Place of Birth: Cleveland, Ohio, USA
Biography:
Bill Cobbs, born William Francisco Cobbs on June 16, 1934, was an esteemed American actor known for his versatile performances in film and television. With a career spanning several decades, he left an indelible mark on the entertainment industry with memorable roles that showcased his unique talent and charisma.
Cobbs' cinematic journey began in 1979 when he portrayed Louisiana Slim in "The Hitter." He continued to captivate audiences throughout the years, taking on diverse characters such as Walter in the critically acclaimed science fiction film "The Brother from Another Planet" (1984) and Reginald in the family-friendly adventure "Night at the Museum" (2006). His career reached new heights when he voiced Master Tinker in the fantastical world of "Oz the Great and Powerful" (2013), further proving his adaptability as an actor.
In addition to his silver-screen success, Cobbs made a name for himself on television. He played Lewis Coleman on the critically acclaimed series "I'll Fly Away" (1991-1993) and brought life to Jack in "The Michael Richards Show" (2000). His guest appearances on popular shows like "Walker, Texas Ranger" and the iconic "The Sopranos" showcased his ability to seamlessly blend into various storylines while delivering powerful performances.
Cobbs' impressive career was crowned with a Daytime Emmy Award in 2020 for Outstanding Limited Performance in a Daytime Program, which he received for his work on the series "Dino Dana." This recognition solidified his legacy as an artist who consistently pushed the boundaries of storytelling and left a lasting impact on audiences worldwide.
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