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March 15, 2022
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Robert Wuhl and Mark’s friendship goes way back to their days starting out as stand-up comics in New York City. Robert is a consummate storyteller, a gifted comedian, actor, writer and director who’s had roles in phenomenal projects like Good Morning Vietnam, Tim Burton’s Batman, and Bull Durham. He lights up the room with every role he plays, which is no small feat considering he’s worked along side the likes of Robin Williams, Michael Keaton, Martin Landau and Robert DiNiro. 
Robert chats with Mark and Lowell among other things about getting his start in show business, his friendship with Rodney Dangerfield and some reflections on his classic series Arli$$ which everyone should binge on HBO Max.

https://twitter.com/robertwuhl

Your hosts:
Mark Schiff
https://markschiff.com
https://twitter.com/markschiff
https://instagram.com/markschiff1

Lowell Benjamin
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Check out Mark’s book
“I Killed: True Stories of the Road from America’s Top Comics”
https://www.amazon.com/Killed-True-Stories-Americas-Comics-ebook/dp/B0024NP5DI

 

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