This is a must-hear interview for actors everywhere! Bob Fraser generously shares incredible tips and suggestions for launching and sustaining your career. Don’t miss out – Listen Now!
In the long history of network television, only a handful of people have been multi-hyphenates… writing, directing, producing and playing a role in the same series. Bob Fraser has done it twice.
First with the classic television series “Benson,” he was the writer/director/show-runner and played Benson’s nemesis, Senator Leonard Tyler for six seasons. Then again in a show he created for NBC “Marblehead Manor,” he co-starred with Michael Richards (before “Seinfeld”).
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Rex Sikes’ Movie Beat chats with acting mentor Bob Fraser
Rex Sikes’ Movie Beat chats with show runner Bob Fraser
Starting as an actor more than 50 years ago, Bob has scores of credits in theater, film and television—including the role of Snoopy in the original Off-Broadway hit “You’re A Good Man, Charlie Brown,” as Michael in the New York premiere of “Lady Chatterly’s Lover,” as Big Jack in “The March March,” and as one of the founders of The Fourth Wall.
Bob has been the writer and producer on many series including, “Benson,” “Full House,” “The Love Boat,” “Harry & The Hendersons,” “Condo,” “The Dictator,” “Hard Knocks,” “Phyl & Mikhy,” “Columbo” and others.
As a director, he has guided Oscar, Emmy and Tony winning performers in both theatre and television—not to mention hiring a ton of actors in his role as a producer.
His acting career courses, You Must Act!, Nail It!, Action!,The Agent Code and Headshot Secrets Revealed can be found on the web and have been utilized by 1000s of actors in 60 countries all over the world. Check out these links!
His free website and newsletter for actors, Show Biz How-To, is easy to sign up for. Just go to the website. And don’t miss his regular blog about show business: The Show Biz Blog.
