Harvey Brownstone Interviews Celebrated Actor, Bronson Pinchot

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About Harvey's guest:

Today’s guest, Bronson Pinchot, is a highly popular and beloved actor who will forever be immortalized as the naive, optimistic, and loveable “Balki Bartokomous” on the hit TV sitcom, “Perfect Strangers”, for which he received an Emmy Award nomination for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy Series, and a People’s Choice Award nomination for Favorite Actor in a new TV series.

But beyond that iconic role, he’s brought us dozens of iconic performances in movies, on TV and on the stage. On the big screen, you’ve seen him in many great movies including “Risky Business”, “Beverly Hills Cop 1, 3 and Axel F”, “The Flamingo Kid”, “Courage Under Fire”, “The First Wives Club”, “Diamond Zero”, “Mr. Art Critic”, “From a Place of Darkness”, “Virgin Alexander”, “The Strike”, “Clowning”, and many more.

On television, besides his iconic role in “Perfect Strangers”, he was “Dennis Kemper” in “Sara”, he was “Jean-Luc” in “Step by Step”, he was “Patrick Dalton” in “The Young and the Restless”, he was “Principal George Hawthorne” in “Chilling Adventures of Sabrina”. And for 2 years he starred in his own reality show, “The Bronson Pinchot Project”. And he’s guest-starred on dozens of iconic TV shows like “3rd Rock From the Sun”, “Clueless”, “Law & Order”, “Hawaii Five-O”, “NCIS”, “Ray Donovan”, to name just a few.

He’s also appeared in numerous TV movies and miniseries including “The Incredible Time Travels of Henry Osgood”, “Jury Duty: The Comedy”, “The Langaleers”, “Merry Christmas, George Bailey” and “The Residence”. On the stage, our guest appeared on Broadway in “Zoya’s Apartment”, “Putting it Together” and “Sly Fox”, and he also starred in the national tour of “Stones in His Pockets”. And if all of that weren’t enough, our guest is an extremely successful voice actor.

He’s won numerous awards for his portrayal of “Bash” in the highly acclaimed podcast series, “A Voice in Violet”. And he’s narrated well over 400 audio books and received multiple awards, including the prestigious Narrator of the Year Award in 2010 from Audible Dot Com. And that same year, AudioFile Magazine named him the Best Voice in Fiction & Classics.