Brad Garrett

2005 Emmy Nominated: Supporting Actor, everybody loves raymond

2004 Emmy Nominated: Supporting Actor, everybody loves raymond

2003 Emmy Nominated: Supporting Actor, everybody loves raymond

2003 Emmy Nominated: Lead Actor, gleason

First things first: this man is HUGE! At six-feet eight-and-a-half inches tall, he is by far the reigning giant on television today. But he's talented, too: after attending UCLA for all of six weeks, Garrett decided to go into stand-up comedy full time. 1984 he was Star Search's first $100,000 grand champion in the comedy catagory, which led to his first appearance on the Johnny Carson show. Only 23 at the time, he's still one of the youngest comedians to have appeared on the show, despite not been asked to return after an episode where he told a rather blue joke on that he was advised against beforehand. That certainly didn't crimp his popularity, though: he's headlined numerous shows (including Bally's Park Place and Trump Plaza alongside the Temptations), and has worked with the lies of Frank Sinatra, Smokey Robinson, Sammy Davis Jr., Liza Minelli and Diana Ross to name a few. He now appears on Everybody Loves Raymond with fellow Emmy nominees Ray Romano , Patricia Heaton , Doris Roberts and Peter Boyle .

Brad Garrett is nominated for 2005's Outstanding Supporting Actor In A Comedy Series for his role as Robert Barone on "Everybody Loves Raymond".

Brad Garrett is nominated for 2004's Outstanding Supporting Actor In A Comedy Series for his role as Robert Barone on "Everybody Loves Raymond".

Brad Garrett is nominated for 2003's Outstanding Supporting Actor In A Comedy Series for his role on "Everybody Loves Raymond".

Brad Garrett is nominated for 2003's Outstanding Lead Actor In A Mini Series Or Movie for his role on "Gleason".

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