Larry the Cable Guy
Comedian and voice actor, Cars
Born
February 17th, 1963
62 years ago
Category
Performers & Entertainers
Country
United States
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Originated as a stand-up comedian with a blue-collar persona. Gained widespread recognition through the role of Mater, the tow truck, in the animated film series Cars. Also contributed to various television shows, including his own series, which showcased his comedic style. His catchphrase, 'Git-R-Done,' became popular among fans and was used in merchandise.
Voiced Mater in the Cars film series
Starred in the television series Git-R-Done
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