Charlie Hill

Charlie Hill
Born	July 6, 1951 (1951-07-06) (age 60)
Occupation	Comedian, Actor

Charlie Hill (born 6 July 1951) is an Oneida-Mohawk-Cree stand-up comedian and actor. He was also a writer on Roseanne.^[1]

Although he is known for groundbreaking jokes that reverse the roles of Native American and white culture ("He looked like the wooden caucasian I have on my front lawn!"), his comedy transcends issues of color, and addresses foremost the matters of human dignity and spirit.

Awards

• Ivy Bethune Tri-Union Diversity Award, 2009

Film and Television

• 2010: A Good Day to Die (documentary)
• 2009: Reel Injun (documentary)
• 2009: Goin' Native: The Indian Comedy Slam - No Reservations Needed (TV movie)
• 2004-2006: Late Show with David Letterman (TV series)
• 2005: CBC Winnipeg Comedy Festival (TV series)
• 2004: City Confidential (TV series documentary)
• 1999: On and Off the Res with Charlie Hill
• 1996: White Shamans and Plastic Medicine Men (documentary short)
• 1996: Moesha (TV series)
• 1995: Roseanne (TV series)
• 1993: North of 60 (TV series)
• 1992: The Tonight Show with Jay Leno (TV series)
• 1986: Impure Thoughts
• 1985: MacGruder and Loud (TV series)
• 1985: Golden Girls (TV series)
• 1985: Spenser (TV series)
• 1985: Late Night with David Letterman (TV series)
• 1984: Earthlings (TV movie)
• 1984: Harold of Orange (short)
• 1980: The Big Show (TV series)
• 1978: The Bionic Woman (TV series)
• 1977: The Richard Pryor Show (TV series)

References

1. ^ "comedian Charlie Hill". ClubRed. http://www.clubredwithcharliehill.com/charlie.html. Retrieved 8 December 2010. 

External links

• Charlie Hill at the Internet Movie Database

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Date of birth	6 July 1951
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