Robert Towers

Robert Towers is the actor who portrayed the Rata in the first season episode . He was born in New York City, New York. He also voiced three characters in the , credited as Bob Towers.
Towers' career has been focused mainly in comedy and family films with some action roles mixed in. Towers co-starred in (1986, with Earl Boen, Brett Cullen, Paddi Edwards, Paul Eiding, Bill Erwin, Richard Lineback and Don Most). Next was (1988, with Anthony De Longis, Meg Foster, Frank Langella as the villain Skeletor and lead Robert Duncan McNeill). Towers was later seen in (1988, with Virginia Madsen, Jim Metzler and Vyto Ruginis), and (1989, with Terri Garr and Michelle Phillips). In the 90s Towers appeared in (1991, with James Harper and Lily Mariye). Towers later appear in Sarah Silverman: Jesus is Magic (2005). He was also in (2007). In 2009, Towers acted in Table for Three with Jennifer Morrison. He appeared as Lou in the 2015 zany comedy "The Wedding Ringer".
On television Towers kept active. He appeared on Baretta guest-starring with Jerry Hardin in "The Appointment", however Towers' television resume only expanded as time went on. Towers worked with Bonita Friedericy on in the apocalyptic "Peace Out". He was on starring Kelsey Grammer, an episode also including Larry Cedar and Don McManus. Up next for Towers was Hannah Montana in "Cheat It" with Michael Kagan. In 2008 he appeared in in "The Gang Gets Whacked".
He also appeared in shows like Raven's Home as "Commando Joe" and Bunk'd as Babyface Munson.
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