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Richie Solomon

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Richie Solomon is an actor, art director, writer, game designer, and stand-up comedian.  He has appeared on numerous talk shows, including The Tonight Show with Jay Leno (1992) and Larry King Live (1985). He has been quoted in the Los Angeles Times and even inspired a classic episode of Seinfeld.  He has been in over 200 TV commercials, including those for: Outback Steakhouse, Jack in the Box, McDonald's, Hardee's Food Systems, Kraft Foods, Yoplait, General Mills Cereals, Crystal Light, Labatt Brewing Company, Mercedes, Toyota, Chevrolet, Acura, Kawasaki, Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino, Buena Vista Home Entertainment, AT&T, Jerzees Activewear, Interstate Brands, The Hoover Company, The Scotts Company, PBS Kids, City of Hope, Pfizer Pharmaceuticals, Desenex, Philips Electronics, 989 Studios, Nintendo, Sony Interactive Studios, Sony Computer Entertainment.  He has done numerous TV infomercials, including those for: TiVo, DirecTV, Body Burner, One Gym, Lateral Edge, Ionic White, Yoga Live.  He has also performed stand-up comedy at various clubs in New York.

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Film Production

Art Direction:
2001  Sex Court: The Movie
2002  The Model Solution
2002  The Real Deal

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TV Production

Rotoscoping Artist:
2005  Commander in Chief

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