Phil LaMarr

Actor and voice artist from 'Mad TV'

Phil LaMarr - Performers & Entertainers born January 24th, 1967
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An American actor and comedian, this individual gained prominence through the sketch comedy series 'Mad TV' where various characters were portrayed. Voice work includes roles in animated series such as 'Futurama' and 'Justice League'. Contributions to the entertainment industry spanned various television shows, films, and video games, showcasing versatility as a performer and voice artist.

Played multiple characters on 'Mad TV'

Voiced Hermes Conrad in 'Futurama'

Voiced Green Lantern in 'Justice League'

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