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ROB
RIGGLE

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A comic voice with an unexpected route

The actor and comedian moved from military service to sketch comedy and film.

Louisville, Kentucky, USA

From the Marines to the comedy stage

Rob Riggle is an American actor and comedian born on 21 April 1970 in Louisville, Kentucky. His career has encompassed sketch comedy, television, film and presenting.

He studied theatre and film at the University of Kansas and served in the United States Marine Corps. He continued in the Marine Corps Reserve while building his career in comedy.

Riggle performed with the Upright Citizens Brigade before joining Saturday Night Live. He later became a correspondent on The Daily Show with Jon Stewart, where sketches and field pieces brought his comic persona to a wider audience.

His film work includes the comedies Step Brothers and The Hangover. Alongside screen roles, he has hosted and presented entertainment programmes, including the miniature-golf show Holey Moley.

In the 2026 horror film Don’t Move, he plays Paul DeLuca, part of a group whose trip into the woods becomes a fight to survive.

The films listed below are those available on FLM.RED, not a complete record of his work.

Selected work

2004

Saturday Night Live

Sketch performer

2006

The Daily Show

Correspondent

2009

The Hangover

Film role

2026

Don’t Move

Paul DeLuca

Performance readings are FLM.RED editorial interpretation.

Films in FLM.RED

Titles in this collection; not a complete filmography.

Sources & image notes

Portrait illustration: FLM.RED.