Richard Libertini Biography

Fast Facts

• Supported himself as a trumpet player after graduating from college
• Was one of the original members of the cast of the Off-Broadway musical-comedy "The Mad Show," which was produced by MAD Magazine
• Primarily worked as a character actor and had the ability to speak in several different accents
• Appeared in two films with Burt Reynolds, 1982's "Best Friends" and 1983's "Sharky's Machine․"
• Performed in the Broadway play "Relatively Speaking," which was co-written by Woody Allen
• Best known for playing Frank Walker in "Fletch" and General Garcia in "The In-Laws․"
• Performed in "Stewed Prunes," a nightclub comedy act he did with MacIntyre Dixon