Sam Kwasman

Sam Kwasman is a veteran actor, comedian, and voice artist known for his versatile career across film, television, stage, and animation. After establishing himself as a professional dancer with appearances in films such as “Mame” alongside Lucille Ball and stage musicals including “Hello Dolly” with Martha Raye and “The Music Man” with Van Johnson, Sam Kwasman transitioned into a prolific acting career across television and voice-over. He quickly became a familiar face with guest-starring roles on notable television series, including ‘The Bob Newhart Show’ (1977), ‘Lou Grant’ (1978), ‘Airwolf’ (1984), and ‘Family Ties’ (1984). Kwasman’s early foray into voice acting also included an uncredited role as Blackie in ‘The Real Ghostbusters’ (1987).

More recently, Kwasman appeared as the ‘Product Placement Guy’ for Jerry Seinfeld’s critically acclaimed web series ‘Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee,’ showcasing his unique comedic timing to a broad audience. Continuing his diverse career path, he is currently involved in post-production for an upcoming role as Tom in the feature film ‘Night Shyft,’ further expanding his extensive and varied acting portfolio across multiple entertainment platforms.