Lewis Black

August 30, 1948 | Silver Spring, Maryland, USA | #Comedian #Actor #Author

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Lewis Black is an American stand-up comedian, actor, and author known for his angry and humorous ranting about politics, society, and cultural phenomena. His style, characterized by his comedic anger, exasperation, and often profane expression, has garnered him a dedicated following. Black's ability to articulate the absurdities of life and current events with sharp wit and fierce humor has made him a unique voice in comedy.

Black's journey into comedy began on the stage, but he gained national prominence through his appearances on "The Daily Show with Jon Stewart," where his "Back in Black" segments became a staple. These segments showcased his trademark style of comedy, combining satire with genuine outrage at the state of the world.

In addition to his television appearances, Black has released several successful comedy albums, earning him Grammy Awards for his work. His books, including "Me of Little Faith" and "Nothing's Sacred," provide further insight into his views and comedic sensibility, blending autobiography with his critiques of society and politics.

As an actor, Black has appeared in films and television shows, often bringing his signature style to various roles. Despite his success across different mediums, stand-up comedy remains at the heart of his career, where his passionate and insightful commentary continues to resonate with audiences.

Top Movies and TV Shows:

1. The Daily Show with Jon Stewart (Back in Black segments)

2. Inside Out (voice)

3. Accepted

4. Man of the Year

5. Lewis Black: Black on Broadway

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