Bill Burr

Bill Burr, born as William Frederick Burr on June 10, 1968, is a prominent American stand-up comedian, actor, writer, and podcaster. Burr made a mark with multiple stand-up comedy specials, including the renowned 'You People Are All the Same' (2012), 'I'm Sorry You Feel That Way' (2014), 'Walk Your Way Out (2017)', and 'Paper Tiger' (2019). His remarkable work in 'Paper Tiger' brought him a Grammy nomination. Furthermore, Burr was also nominated for a Primetime Emmy Award for his engaging performance in the dark comedy series 'Immoral Compass (2021–present)'. He made a commendable debut by creating, co-writing, and voicing the lead character in the Netflix animated sitcom 'F Is for Family' during 2015–2021. Burr's diversified roles include various characters in 'Chappelle's Show', Patrick Kuby in 'Breaking Bad', Migs Mayfeld in 'The Mandalorian', and Ray Bishop in 'The King of Staten Island'. He also co-wrote, directed, and starred in the comedy film 'Old Dads' (2023).

Apart from his brilliant acting and writing skills, Burr is appreciated for his podcasting skills. He started hosting the 'Monday Morning Podcast' twice a week since 2007. The podcast involves discussions about his experiences, current events, touring experiences, and sports. Moreover, Burr frequently offers ad hoc advice to questions submitted by the listeners. Burr stands out as an accomplished comedian, with his shows often selling out at numerous venues. Some noteworthy performances took place at Madison Square Garden, Royal Albert Hall, and the Los Angeles Forum. In his personal life, Burr shares a warm marital relationship with his wife Nia Hill and is a father to two children.