Bob Elliott

Comedian and actor known for radio work

Bob Elliott - Performers & Entertainers born March 26th, 1923
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An American comedian and actor, recognized for contributions to the field of comedy. Gained prominence through radio performances, particularly with the duo Bob and Ray. The collaboration spanned over four decades, combining satire and absurdity, capturing the essence of American humor. In addition to radio, involved in television and film, contributing to various projects that highlighted comedic talent. Continued to influence future generations of comedians and writers until passing in 2016.

Co-hosted the radio show 'Bob and Ray'

Appeared on television shows such as 'The Bob and Ray Show'

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