Richard Libertini

Birth Name:

Richard Libertini

Birth Place:

Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States

Profession

Actor, Soundtrack

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
Appeared in two films with Burt Reynolds, 1982's "Best Friends" and 1983's "Sharky's Machine․"
Best known for playing Frank Walker in "Fletch" and General Garcia in "The In-Laws․"
Performed in the Broadway play "Relatively Speaking," which was co-written by Woody Allen
Primarily worked as a character actor and had the ability to speak in several different accents
Performed in "Stewed Prunes," a nightclub comedy act he did with MacIntyre Dixon

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