Beck Bennett

Christopher Beck Bennett (born October 1, 1984), professionally known as Beck Bennett, is an American actor, writer, and comedian who is a current cast member on Saturday Night Live, joining in 2013.[1] Before his tenure on SNL, he was recognized for the AT&T "It's Not Complicated" commercials where he interviewed kids,[2] his sketch videos with the comedy group Good Neighbor,[3][4][5] and his YouTube show Theatre of Life.[6]
In 2003, Bennett joined the improv/sketch group Commedus Interruptus along with Kyle Mooney and Nick Rutherford. In 2007, after graduation, Mooney, Rutherford, and Bennett joined with editor/director Dave McCary to form the sketch group Good Neighbor.[8] The group received praise from comedian Louis C.K.[9] and director Steven Spielberg, who sent Mooney, Bennett, Rutherford, and McCary a personal acknowledgement after being impressed with the Hook parody, Unbelievable Dinner. He complimented the sketch and encouraged the group to continue making funny movies.[10][11]
In 2011, Bennett created the satirical political talk show Fresh Perspectives,[12][13][14] which helped him land his AT&T commercials interviewing children.[15]
In 2012, he appeared in the film Kill Me Now,[16] a film starring multiple internet sketch-comedy groups, and filmed Beside Still Waters[17] by writer/director Chris Lowell.
In March 2013, Bennett appeared in an episode of Last Man Standing, and that August voiced a character for FOX ADHD's Axe Cop. That same year Good Neighbor produced a pilot for Comedy Central with Adam McKay's Gary Sanchez production company, though it was not picked up as a series, in light of the move of three of the troupe's four members to New York City to star on Saturday Night Live.[18] That same year Bennett completed work on the independent film Balls Out[19] and appeared in season 4 of Arrested Development.[20]
Bennett voices Launchpad McQuack in the 2017 DuckTales reboot.[21]
Saturday Night Live
Bennett debuted as a featured player on Saturday Night Live on September 28, 2013.[22] He was promoted to repertory status for Saturday Night Live's 41st season in 2015.[23]
His celebrity impressions on SNL include Ashley Parker Angel, Javier Bardem, Bill Belichick, Joe Biden, Wolf Blitzer, Jeb Bush, Drew Carey, Bill Clinton, Harry Connick Jr., Simon Cowell, Bing Crosby, Ted Cruz, Guillermo Del Toro, Sam Elliott, Jim Gilmore, Roger Goodell, Mark Halperin, Philip Seymour Hoffman, Paul Hollywood, Matt Iseman, Ronny Jackson, Elton John, Brian Kilmeade, Steve Kroft, Howie Long, Al Michaels, Mitch McConnell, Jim Nantz, Kevin O'Leary, Nick Offerman, Mike Pence, Vladimir Putin, Jake Tapper, Malcolm Turnbull, and George Zimmer.[24]
Other recurring characters[25]
* Casey, co-host of Inside SoCal
* Richard Patterson (a.k.a. "Baby Boss"), a successful business executive who has the body and awkward movements of a baby
* Jack Trask, host of Action 9 News at Five
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