Stanley Ralph Ross
Birth Name:
Stanley Ralph Ross
Birth Place:
New York City, New York, United States
Profession
Actor, Writer, Producer, Soundtrack, Music department
Fast Facts
- Ross instructed at the University of Southern California film school
- Well-renowned for his distinctive voice and did a lot of voice-over work
- Credited for writing and producing over two hundred songs
- Occasionally credited as "Sue Donem," a pun on "pseudonym․"
- Ross became an ordained minister and presided over the third marriage of Burt Ward, the actor who played "Robin" on the TV series, "Batman․"
- Ross was a partner in two baseball teams, the South Ben Silver Hawks and the Erie Pirates, as well as nine improvisation nightclubs
- Ross was the president of infomercial company "Hollywood Showcase," and was the CEO of CD-ROM companies "Comedy Software Inc․," and "Disk Top Publishing․"
- Ross wrote and directed the introduction to ABC's "Wide World of Sports," while working as an executive as ABC
- The name of a character Ross played on the "Batman" TV series, "Ballpoint Baxter," is his real-life nickname
Awards
- 1971Primetime Emmy - Outstanding Writing Achievement in Comedy:Nominated
- 1972WGA Award (TV) - Episodic Comedy:Nominated