Billy Eichner
American actor and comedian from 'Billy on the Street'
Born
September 18th, 1978
47 years ago
Category
Performers & Entertainers
Country
United States
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A prominent actor and comedian, this individual gained recognition through the comedic series 'Billy on the Street', where humorous interviews took place with celebrities and unsuspecting pedestrians. The individual also starred in the romantic comedy film 'Bros', which highlighted LGBTQ+ relationships. Contributions to comedy have included vibrant performances and satirical commentary in various television appearances and live shows, including the series 'Parks and Recreation', in which a recurring role was played.
Created and starred in 'Billy on the Street'
Appeared in 'Parks and Recreation'
Starred in the film 'Bros'
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