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Rip Taylor
A flamboyant comedian with a wild mustache, a dramatic toupee, and a love for confetti battles to stay relevant in a changing entertainment world, using his unmatchable energy to win over new audiences and reclaim his place in showbiz.
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In short · Acted for six decades — 23 credits.
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Biography
Charles Elmer "Rip" Taylor Jr. was an American actor and comedian known for his energetic and flamboyant style. Characterized by his wild mustache, toupee, and dramatic use of confetti, Taylor became a staple of television and nightclub entertainment for over six decades. His exuberant personality and frequent appearances established him as a prominent figure in live and televised comedy.
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Actor
15 credits
The Emperor's New School(2006)
The Royal Record Keeper (voice) (90 Episodes)
TV
Lost Reality 2(2005)
Actor
Film
The Dukes of Hazzard(2005)
Rip Taylor
Film
The Suite Life of Zack & Cody(2005)
Leo (1 Episode)
TV
Whatever Happened to... Robot Jones?(2002)
Mr. McMcmc
TV
Virtual Combat(1995)
Pitchman
Film
Indecent Proposal(1993)
Mr. Langford
Film
Tom and Jerry: The Movie(1992)
Captain Kiddie
Film
Home Alone 2: Lost in New York(1992)
Celeb #1
Film
DuckTales: The Movie - Treasure of the Lost Lamp(1990)
Genie (voice)
FilmThe $1.98 Beauty Show(1978)
Presenter
TV
Chatterbox!(1977)
Mr. Jo
Film
Sigmund and the Sea Monsters(1973)
Sheldon the Sea Genie
TV
Here Comes the Grump(1969)
The Grump
TV
I'd Rather Be Rich(1964)
Airline Ticket Agent
Film
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Additional credits8Show
Non-headline appearances — talk-show, awards-show, panel, and archive-footage credits, kept separate from the main filmography.
- Rip Rip Hooray!Self · 2016
- Jackass 3DSelf · 2010
- Jackass Number TwoSelf · 2006
- Jackass: The MovieSelf · 2002
- Wayne's World 2Himself · 1993
- Late Night with David LettermanSelf (1 Episode) · 1982
- BattlestarsSelf · 1981
- The Beautiful Phyllis Diller ShowSelf · 1968
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