Kevin Sussman

Actor in The Big Bang Theory

Kevin Sussman - Performers & Entertainers born December 4th, 1970
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Born in 1970, an American actor and comedian gained recognition for a role in the television series The Big Bang Theory, where played the character Stuart Bloom. Sussman began his career in the late 1990s with appearances in various television shows and films, including roles in The Ugly Truth and 13 Going on 30. He also had a recurring role in the series Waiting for God and has lent his voice to animated projects. His portrayal in The Big Bang Theory established a significant fanbase and contributed to the show's popularity.

Played Stuart Bloom in The Big Bang Theory

Appeared in 13 Going on 30

Featured in The Ugly Truth

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