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Stuart Pankin, a recognizable figure on both film and television, is a five-time CableAce Award nominee and winner for HBO's acclaimed series "Not Necessarily The News." He is famously known as the voice of Earl Sinclair, the boisterous father on the Emmy-winning show "Dinosaurs." He contributed vocals and composed two songs for the Disney album "Dinosaurs: The Big Songs," and performed as Earl on the "Dinosaurs: Classic Tales" tape. His notable film credits, as a member of AMPAS, include "Honey We Shrunk Ourselves" (the first live-action direct-to-video feature), "Fatal Attraction," "The Artist," "The Hollywood Knights," "Mannequin on the Move," "The Dirt Bike Kid," "Second Sight," "Encounter in the Third Dimension," and "Misadventures in 3-D," where he appeared as the live-action Professor and voiced the animated robot. A regular on nine prime-time TV series and pilots (member of ATAS), he has guest-starred in over 300 television episodes. Pankin has lent his voice to numerous cartoons such as "Animaniacs," "Batman," "Superman," "Aladdin," "Lilo & Stitch," and "Darkwing Duck." On stage, he has performed with the New York Shakespeare Festival, Brooklyn Academy of Music Repertory Company, American Place Theatre, Lincoln Center Repertory Company, and Folger Shakespeare Theatre, with favorites including "The Winter's Tale," "The Inspector General," "Bartholomew Fair," and "The Three Sisters." He originated the roles of Reuben and Queen Victoria in the New York premiere of Andrew Lloyd Webber's "Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat." Pankin has appeared in over seventy Off-Broadway, summer, and regional theater productions. He starred in, co-wrote, and co-executive produced the Stuart Pankin Cinemax Comedy Experiment, "Hump!," a musical comedy adaptation of "Richard III," in which he played five roles and performed his original music. The Electronic Retail Association nominated him for Best Celebrity Presenter.
