Charlie Talbert, a remarkably gifted and accomplished individual, originally known as Charles McClellan Talbert, hails from the charming city of Kenosha, located in the state of Wisconsin.
His entry into the entertainment industry was marked by an unexpected turn of events, as he was serendipitously discovered by the visionary Director Patrick Read Johnson on a late evening in the year 1977.
At the time, Charlie was showcasing his impressive comedic skills to a captive audience of workers at a local Wendy's restaurant, regaling them with his quick wit and sharp humor, which ultimately caught the attention of the discerning director.
This chance encounter led to Charlie landing the starring role in the 1995 Turner Classic film "Angus", a testament to his remarkable talent and the serendipity of the situation.
Charlie's acting career experienced a resurgence in early 2015, marking the end of a six-year hiatus, as he took on a succession of notable film roles. This revitalized career trajectory was characterized by his appearances in a diverse range of cinematic endeavors, including the biographical drama "I Saw The Light" in 2015, the TV series "Hap and Leonard" also in 2015, the 2017 psychological thriller "Camera Obscura", and the critically acclaimed, Oscar-winning film "The Big Short" in 2015.
In addition to his work in front of the camera, Charlie has also been exploring his comedic talents. He has honed his skills as a stand-up comedian by performing at various esteemed comedy clubs and venues. These include the renowned The Groundlings in Los Angeles, The World Famous Comedy Store on Sunset Boulevard, and the HaHa Cafe Comedy Club on Lankershim Boulevard.
Charlie's life is a testament to the power of multifaceted pursuits, as he has successfully navigated the demands of his high-profile career while also nurturing a profound passion for ministry.
As an ordained minister, Charlie has had the esteemed privilege of officiating numerous weddings for his closest friends and fans, a distinction that speaks to his profound sense of responsibility and dedication to his craft.
Inspired by his own guiding principles, Charlie is driven by a steadfast commitment to excellence, as embodied by his influential mantras: "There are no small parts, only small actors" and "Every little bit helps".
