Roger Bart
Acting
Biography
Roger Bart was born on September 29, 1962 in. He is an actor.
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Acting
Roger Bart was born on September 29, 1962 in. He is an actor.
The Man with the Bag
Office Romance
as William Butten
A Future on Stage
as Self
The Kardashians
as Self
tick, tick... BOOM!
as Featured Diner #2
Captain Daddy
as Dolphin (voice)
Good Trouble
as Curtis Wilson
Ghost Light
as Henry Asquith
There's... Johnny!
as Angelo
Speech & Debate
as Principal Bellingham
The Good Fight
as Brad Cayman
A Series of Unfortunate Events
as Vice Principal Nero
Graves
as Lawrence Mills
Internet Famous
as Chris
Trumbo
as Buddy Ross
Quantico
as Professor Fedowitz
Scream Queens
as Dr. Herfmann
Grace and Frankie
as Steve Clarrington
How to Build a Better Boy
as James Hartley
Last Vegas
as Maurice
April Apocalypse
as Jack
The Blacklist
as Scooter Rovenpor
A Green Story
as Johnson
Smiley
as Professor Clayton
Elementary
as Kip Lowell
Excision
as Bob
Political Animals
as Barry Harris
Perception
as IRS Agent Ethan Kendrick
Freaky Deaky
as Gerry
The Exes
as Sam
Grimm
as Constantine Brinkerhof
Jessie
as Mr. Phil McNichol
Revenge
as Mason Treadwell
Traffic Light
as Marty
Episodes
as Matt's Agent
Hot in Cleveland
as Jimmy
Human Target
as John Doe
Law Abiding Citizen
as Brian Bringham
Celebrity Ghost Stories
as Self
Modern Family
as Anders
Glenn Martin, DDS
The Midnight Meat Train
as Jurgis
Harold & Kumar Escape from Guantanamo Bay
as Dr. Jack Beecher
Spy School
as Principal Hampton
American Gangster
as US Attorney
Hostel Part II: The Next Level
as Self
Hostel: Part II
as Stuart
The Lost Room
as Howard 'The Weasel' Montague
30 Rock
as Brad Halster
I Want Someone to Eat Cheese With
as Burl Cannalo
The Producers
as Carmen Ghia
How I Met Your Mother
as Curtis
It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia
as Rep
Medium
as Dennis Caruso
Desperate Housewives
as George Williams
The Tony Danza Show
as Self
The Stepford Wives
as Roger Bannister
Bram & Alice
as Paul
CSI: Miami
as Bob Starling
Recording the Producers: A Musical Romp with Mel Brooks
as Self
