Moll, Charles Richard
1943 - Born on January 13th in Pasadena, California.
1984 - He was cast in "Night Court" not only for his comic skill as an actor, but also because the producers needed someone who could realistically tower over the fairly tall male cast (including Harry Anderson and John Larroquette) as the imposing yet lovable court guard, "Bull".
1989 - Married to Laura Class.
1993 - Married to Susan Berle on July 24th.
1999 - Starred in the television series, 100 Deeds for Eddie McDowdas Drifter.
1984 - He was cast in "Night Court" not only for his comic skill as an actor, but also because the producers needed someone who could realistically tower over the fairly tall male cast (including Harry Anderson and John Larroquette) as the imposing yet lovable court guard, "Bull".
1989 - Married to Laura Class.
1993 - Married to Susan Berle on July 24th.
1999 - Starred in the television series, 100 Deeds for Eddie McDowdas Drifter.
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