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  1. Robert Andrew Franklin (born 1965), is a Hillingdon, [1] London -born, Welsh raised, comedian who has lived in Australia since 1989. [2] Career. Television.

  2. The Melbourne International Comedy Festival Gala for Oxfam 2011

  3. Mar 21, 2024 · SUBSCRIBE: https://bit.ly/3RnrsXU Bob Franklin improvs his way through a counselling session for a marriage he knows nothing about! 😅From Series 2: Episode ...

  4. May 12, 2016 · Follow five up and coming comedians on a personal journey towards performing in the 2016 Melbourne International Comedy Festival's infamous The Comedy Zone. Produced by C31 Melbourne...

  5. Bob Franklin is an award-winning comedian, writer, director, author and actor. On Australian television, Franklin was both writer and performer on Jimeoin (1994), Shaun Micallef’s World around Him (1996), Small Tales & True (1998), Eric (1997), The Mick Molloy Show (1999) and Introducing Gary Petty (2000), in which he played the title role ...

  6. Bob Franklin - Australia's Most Under-Rated Comedian. 1,375 likes · 1 talking about this. I went to LIKE Bob Franklin on FB but was stunned to discover...

  7. Actor: The Librarians. Bob Franklin is known for The Librarians (2007), Bad Eggs (2003) and Introducing Gary Petty (2000).

  8. Bob Franklin is a highly respected writer, actor and comedian (perhaps most recognisable from The Librarians, Stupid Stupid Men and Thank God You’re Here). He recently wrote and directed a short film called Corrections and has several other projects in pipelines.

  9. Born in Hillingdon, England, Bob Franklin has lived in Melbourne since 1989. He has worked as a builder's labourer, kitchen hand, and marquee erector in London and Sydney, as a stand-up comic, writer, actor and director with a number of television and film credits.

  10. Feb 20, 2015 · Moving Tigers is a tale about a young woman who travels to Nepal with her boyfriend and finds herself experiencing an unexplained psychosis far from home. It's dark, haunting and, annoyingly, its plot renders it virtually impossible to describe without causing huge spoilers. "Yes," Franklin agrees. "This is a problem when doing publicity for it."