Richard Morgan Skidmore, a celebrated thespian and distinguished spokesperson, boasts an impressive résumé replete with a staggering seven Emmy Awards, a testament to his remarkable range and captivating stage presence, effortlessly oscillating between dramatic and comedic roles.
Noted journalist and actor, Skidmore, hails from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and boasts a Bachelor of Arts degree in Journalism from The Ohio State University. Prior to embarking on his successful career, he served with honor in the United States Marine Corps, earning an Honorable Discharge.
As the esteemed "3 On Your Side" guy for KTVK-3TV in Phoenix, Skidmore's journalistic prowess shone brightly. Concurrently, he launched his acting career, landing the lead role of Paul Bratter in the renowned play "Barefoot in the Park" by Neil Simon. This marked the beginning of a remarkable theatrical journey, as Skidmore went on to star in three more productions.
In "Catch Me if You Can," Skidmore brought to life the character of Harry, earning a prestigious Best Actor award for his outstanding performance. He then took on the heroic role of Truman in "Love Rides the Rails" and demonstrated his versatility by playing dual roles in "The Good Doctor," portraying both The Seducer and Antosha.
Following a deliberate decision to lay down his writing instrument and relocate to the City of Angels, Skidmore rapidly secured a series of co-starring roles on the immensely popular television programs The Practice, Criminal Minds, and Jimmy Kimmel Live!, where he has maintained a recurring principal actor and voice-over artist position for a period exceeding ten years.
