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Richie Moriarty

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Richie Moriarty is an actor, voice actor and improvisor.  He stars as Pete in the CBS sitcom Ghosts (2020). He has a recurring role on Amazon's The Tick, truTV’s Adam Ruins Everything, and a guest-starring role on The Last O.G. on TBS, and What We Do In The Shadows on FX. He can also be seen on the Netflix hits Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, House of Cards, and Orange Is The New Black, as well as Search Party on TBS, Alternatino on Comedy Central, The Mysteries of Laura on NBC, and Power on Starz.  In 2018, he starred with John Malkovich in a teaser on CBS before kickoff of the AFC Championship game, which won multiple Emmys and Clio awards that year. In 2019, CBS Sports had him back to star with John Malkovich and Peyton Manning in the Super Bowl LIII Opening.  He has also appeared in the Warner Bros films How To Be Single and Going In Style alongside Michael Caine. He co-hosted a show on Comedy Central called Cinema Social Club with Jo Firestone and Seaton Smith.  

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