Bill Burr

Bill Burr (William Frederick Burr, born June 10, 1968, in Canton, Massachusetts) is an American screen performer best known for bringing a sharp, unfiltered comedic voice to both live and on-screen work. Alongside acting, he has built a major career in stand-up and podcasting, becoming a familiar presence across film, television, and streaming.

Burr expanded his profile beyond the stage by co-creating and starring in the Netflix animated series F Is for Family, where his storytelling and voice work helped shape the show’s darkly funny, character-driven tone. He also reached a wider TV audience with his role as Patrick Kuby on AMC’s acclaimed crime drama Breaking Bad, proving his ability to land grounded performances within high-stakes drama.

In comedy media, Burr co-founded the All Things Comedy network and has hosted The Monday Morning Podcast since 2007, a long-running platform that mirrors his candid stand-up style. His screen credits range from films like The Heat and Walk of Shame to voice roles including Leo and Back Home Again, alongside multiple stand-up specials such as Let It Go and You People Are All The Same.