Tony Roberts

American actor and singer

Tony Roberts - Performers & Entertainers born October 22nd, 1939
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Tony Roberts gained recognition for performances in both film and theater. Frequently collaborated with prominent figures in the entertainment industry. Acted in the film 'Annie Hall' and portrayed significant roles in various Broadway productions, showcasing both acting and singing talents. Career spanned several decades, leaving a mark in stage and screen.

Starred in 'Annie Hall'

Performed in numerous Broadway shows

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