Bob Arbogast

Robert Bob Arbogast was a famous American voice over artist, radio jockey (RJ), and a well-known actor in the Hollywood film industry. He was born on April 1, 1927, in Bellingham, Washington, in the United States. He was the only child of Lewis and Christine Arbogast. Bob completed his schooling at John Marshall High School in Los Angeles. He completed his graduation in 1944. After his graduation, he joined the navy, then he secured admission in Los Angeles City College, followed by University of Arizona. In his early career, after completing college, he joined a radio channel in Chicago. He started his career working with Pete Robinson in 1951. After 1953, he moved to Los Angeles for a while. He also worked at WEAW in Evanston, Illinois. After that, he worked in two shows featuring Tom Poston and Peter Marshall in New York Click to look into! >> Read More... . Later, he worked in several radio stations in Los Angeles. Along with Jack Margolis, he successfully ran a talk show at KLAC, which received the highest rating during that time.

In 1959, he won the Emmy award for best supporting actor in a comedy series featuring The Steve Allen Show. Bob is famous mainly and well-known in the film industry as the best voiceover artist. He worked on several cartoons, including Noodles Romanoff, Hot Wheels Hot Wheels is a Telugu informative television show >> Read More... , Snogs, Monchhichis, and The Jetsons series. In 1969, he made his television debut in the TV series Skyhawks, where he played the role of Buck Devlin. He also gave voice to the famous cartoon show The Sesame Street. His other TV shows include Mork & Mindy (1979) and Mathnet (1988). In 1985, he appeared in the film The Falcon and The Snowman, where he played the guard role. Besides to films and TV series, Bob has also worked as a voiceover artist in various advertisement. Bob Arbogast is a famous name in the Hollywood film industry till now. He died on March 21, 2009. A man full of talents in several fields, he always entertained his audience through his voice and acting.