Victor Raider-Wexler

Victor Raider Wexler is a renowned American film and television actor. His career started as an entertainer in the late 1900s. Wexler was born in Toledo, Ohio, on 31 December 1943, United States. He prospered with his roles as Stan in Everybody Loves Raymond Everybody loves Raymond is an American sitcom broa >> Read More... (1996-2004), which is a television satire series. Portrayed two characters of Mr. Kaplin and Mr. Kaufman in the humor The King of Queens (2001-2007) and became Judge B. Duff in Dr. Dolittle 2 (2001). He appeared in many films such as Minority Report, The Pursuit of Happyness, Saturday Morning, All Creatures Here Below, Power Play, and many more.

He primarily played the characters of a lawyer, doctor, and judge probably because of his meek and grim voice. Wexler's voice also opened gates to animation and video games, comprising Tonoyama in Burn-Up Excess, Asimov in Geneshaft, Vendel in Trollhunters, and Fredric Estes in the American animated movie The Boss Baby: Back in Business. His career entailed a vast line of successful series as he appeared in Kate & Allie, Crime Story, The Junior Mint, The Summer of George, The Wonder Years, Friends, Murder One, Boston Legal, The Teenage Witch, Three Sisters, Dharma & Greg, and The War at Home.

He participated in different styles and genres of acting, including stage drama starring as "Hershel of Ostropol" in Hershel and the Hanukkah Goblins and "Marley" in A Christmas Carol. Victor's life as an actor has been a hurtling ride as he contributed about 24 movies and 80 tv shows. Even today, he is an active participant in the film industry entertaining people with his talent for the last 47 years.