Randy Hamilton

Randy Hamilton’s full name is Randy Wiedner Hamilton. He is an actor, television host, singer, and voice-over artist. He was born on August 31, 1951. Randy Hamilton's place of birth is Massillon, Ohio, USA. He took a Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) degree in Advertising at Ohio University, Athens, Ohio. He was also a lead singer in multiple campus rock bands (SAAM, Morlocks).

Randy Hamilton appeared as Rikki Dekker in the drama television series “Texas” in 1980. In 1984, he appeared in four television series, such as “ Glitter Glitter is a thriller series centered on rape and >> Read More... ” (as Paul Davis), “Riptide” (as Ted Dollinger), “Webster” (as Roger), and “ Solo Click to look into! >> Read More... ” (as Bill Brantley). In 1985, he played the role of Bob in the television series "Too Close for Comfort,” Ron in the television series "1^st & Ten,” and David in the television movie “A Bunny’s Tale.” He acted in the drama television series “Dynasty,” in which he played the role of Bartender Marvin. In 1986, Randy Hamilton appeared in television series as Roger Easton in “Hotel,” as Tim Braddock in “T. J. Hooker,” and as Ron Wyche in “Days of Our Lives.”

In 1988, Randy Hamilton acted in the drama television movie "Shattered Innocence," directed by Sandor Stern. In the movie, he portrayed the role of Vince. The same year, he played the character of Jerry Vick in the comedy television series "Good Morning, Miss Bliss." He performed the role of Rankin in the crime thriller television movie "83 Hours ‘Til Dawn,” directed by Donald Wrye in 1990. The following year, Randy Hamilton was cast in the family drama television movie "The Story Lady," directed by Larry Elikann. In the movie, he essayed the role of a dentist. In 1992, he portrayed the character of Rickman the Reporter in the comedy television movie "Maid for Each Other," directed by Paul Schneider. The same year, he appeared as Doug in the comedy television series "Baby Talk." In 1995, he played the role of doctor in the biographical drama television movie "The O.J. Simpson Story," directed by Jerrold Freedman.

As a voice artist (Liu Kang), Randy Hamilton has worked in the animated video titled “Mortal Kombat: The Journey Begins," directed by Joseph Francis and written by Kevin Francis. In 1988, he performed as Jack Driscoll (voice) in the animated adventure film "The Mighty Kong," directed by Art Scott. As a television host, Randy Hamilton has worked in the show "Kids Are People Too" and several other reality & talk shows. He did three national commercials in 2015. He is the voice of a US Bank commercial and several political campaign spots on TV and Radio.