Roger Bart Bio, Age, Family, Wife, Career, Film’s, Tv Series, Desperate Housewives and Go The Distance

Roger Bart Biography

Roger Bart is an award-winning American actor that grew up in New Jersey. Bart began his career as a theater actor with a’ Broadway ‘ production of’ Tom Sawyer’ in 1987. He later performed in several TV shows and miniseries and also experimented as a singer with his skills. You are a good man, Charlie Brown,” The Stepford Wives,” Desperate Housewives,’ and’ Good Trouble’ are some of his notable works.

Roger Bart Age

Bart is 56 years old as of 2018. September 29, 1962.

Roger Bart Family

Connecticut to a father of chemical engineer and a mother who worked as a teacher on September 29, 1962. His parents raised the actor cum singer who is of American nationality and white ethnicity in Bernardsville, New Jersey.

Roger Bart Wife

Roger Bart is a married man, but details regarding his wife is still not known.

Roger Bart Children

Roger is a father to two daughters: Ali Kendall and Eller Bart.

Roger Bart Career

Roger Bart began his career as a theater actor in 1987 with’ Tom Sawyer’s’ Broadway ‘ production. As a’ Broadway ‘ actor, he did commendably well, winning multiple awards and accolades. The musical comedy’ You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown’ saw him perform in the role of’ Snoopy.’ He won a’ Tony Award’ and a’ Drama Desk Award’ for his comedy performance.

One of Bart’s significant ‘ Broadway ‘ performances was for the musical ‘ King David, ‘ which featured him in the role of ‘ Jonathan. ‘ In ‘ Triumph of Love, ‘ he played ‘ Harlequin. ‘ Two separate productions of’ The Producers ‘ saw him play the roles of ‘ Carmen Ghia ‘ and ‘ Leo Bloom. ‘

Bart became a popular face on TV between 1994 and 2005. Bart played the role of the son of George Carlin in ‘ The George Carlin Show ‘ 1994. He appeared in the 1997 movie ‘ The Insider, ‘ and in 2002 he played the role of ‘ Bram’s assistant, ‘ Paul, ‘ in ‘ Bram and Alice. ‘

In 2004, he was cast in a film remake of the TV series ‘ The Stepford Wives, ‘ in which he shared screen space with Nicole Kidman. His recurring appearance as a murderous ‘ George Williams ‘ in ‘ Desperate Housewives ‘ 2005 onwards particularly contributed to his popularity as a TV personality.

In 1997, Bart worked as a voiceover artist/singer in ‘ Disney ‘ movie ‘ Hercules. ‘ In ‘ Lady and Tramp II: Scamp’s Adventures, ‘ Bart sang the songs that were sung in the movie by ‘ Scamp. ‘ His brief experiment with his singing abilities was a success.

Between 2007 and 2008, Bart acted simultaneously in a number of horror films and comedies. He starred in the 2007 horror film ‘ Hostel: Part II.’ That same year he was also seen in the biographical crime film ‘ American Gangster.’ The following year he was cast in another horror flick,’ The Midnight Meat Train.’ He was cast in the two comedies ‘ Spy School’ and’ Harold & Kumar Escape from Guantanamo Bay.’

Bart was the first actor to play the role of ‘ Dr. ‘ In a 2007 ‘ Broadway ‘ musical adaptation of Mel Brook’s ‘ Young Frankenstein, ‘ Frederick Frankenstein completed his run in 2010 and returned to ‘ Broadway ‘ with the musical ‘ Disaster! ‘ ‘ It was in 2016.

Soon, Bart was seen in recurring roles in two drama series, namely the ‘ ABC ‘ drama ‘ Revenge ‘ and the ‘ Showtime ‘ sitcom ‘ Episodes. ‘ Much earlier, in 2006, Bart starred in the ‘ Sci-Fi Channel ‘ miniseries ‘ The Lost Room. ‘

In 2018, Bart was cast as ‘ Vice Principal Nero ‘ in the second season of the popular ‘ Netflix ‘ show ‘ A Series of Unfortunate Events. ‘ One of his most recent works was for the ‘ Freeform ‘ drama series ‘ Good Trouble ‘ 2018, a spin-off of the American drama ‘ The Fosters. ‘

Roger Bart Films

Roger Bart Television Show’s