Personal details
- Birth Date: 1967-01-24
- Height: 5′ 9½″ (1.77 m)
- Birth Location: Los Angeles, California, USA
- Children: (2 children) Nadia Lamarr
- Parents: Betty LaMarr
- Professions: Actor, Writer, Additional Crew
Born and bred in Los Angeles, Phil’s basically a walking, talking SoCal story—with a ridiculously stacked resume to prove it. He did the rounds at Harvard-Westlake, then Yale (no big deal), and got his comedy chops sharpened at The Groundlings Theater. Most people remember him from the early days of MADtv, where he was one of the original cast members, or they can’t forget his turn as Marvin in Pulp Fiction—yep, that Marvin. But that’s just scratching the surface. Phil isn’t the kind of guy to stick to one lane. He’s popped up on stages all over the country, done the film-and-TV hustle, and even jumped into the wild world of web series. He starred in and produced Inside the Legend, a comedy series that dropped in 2012, and if you’re into voice acting, you’ve definitely heard him, even if you didn’t know it. He’s got a knack for bringing animated characters to life, and he’s lent his voice to a bunch of video games, too. Oh, and he’s not just phoning it in—he snagged the NAVGTR Award for Best Supporting Actor for his work on Middle-Earth: Shadow of Mordor. Basically, Phil’s that guy who shows up everywhere, does everything, and somehow makes it look easy. Whether he’s cracking people up on stage, showing up in cult-classic movies, or dropping lines in your favorite video games, he’s left his mark on a whole bunch of corners of the entertainment world. If you haven’t seen him, you’ve definitely heard him.
movies triviannThis guy’s basically a human jukebox for celebrity voices—seriously, he’s got the range. People always ask him to whip out impressions of legends like Chris Rock, Michael Jackson, Sidney Poitier, Eddie Murphy, Billy Crystal, Will Smith, Chris Tucker, Morgan Freeman…the list just keeps going. You hang out with him and suddenly it’s like you’re at a wild Hollywood dinner party, except it’s all coming out of one mouth. The wild part? He nails the mannerisms, not just the voices. It’s not just some party trick—it’s the kind of thing that grabs you and makes you do a double take. Sometimes you can’t even tell if it’s him or the real deal. If there’s a celebrity roast or a late-night show in town, he’s probably already there, stealing the spotlight and cracking everybody up. Honestly, he’s the secret sauce that spices up any room, every time.
referencennMan, “Star Wars” really was the thing for my generation. Everybody was obsessed. You had kids running around with plastic lightsabers, pretending to be Jedi or stormtroopers—total chaos, but the best kind, you know? The movies just hit different. Space battles, weird creatures, all those epic moments like Vader’s “I am your father” reveal—people still talk about it decades later. It wasn’t just sci-fi, it was this massive cultural tidal wave. The toys, the costumes, even the music—can you hear that opening theme in your head right now? Of course you can. It was more than just movies—it was an entire universe people wanted to live in. Every time I see those old VHS covers, I get hit with pure nostalgia. Star Wars didn’t just entertain us—it kind of shaped the way we looked at stories and heroes. It’s wild how it stuck around, honestly.
January 24, 1967
5′ 9½″ (1.77 m)
Konidela Ram Charan
Los Angeles, California, USA
Yes, Nadia Lamarr
Betty LaMarr and Surekha
58 years old