Television audiences have become quite familiar with Roger Bart’s breakout role as George Williams, the menacing pharmacist trying to seduce Bree Van De Kamp, on ABC’s hit drama "Desperate Housewives.” Bart recently appeared in the film adaptation of Mel Brooks’ hit musical comedy THE PRODUCERS in which he reprised his stage portrayal of “Carmen Ghia,” alongside Matthew Broderick and Nathan Lane. Bart received both Tony and Drama Desk nominations for his original performance in the role.

Bart recently wrapped production on Jeff Garlin’s independent comedy I WANT SOMEONE TO EAT CHEESE WITH and was most recently seen in a critically-acclaimed performance as a gay spouse in Paramount Pictures’ THE STEPFORD WIVES. Additional film work includes THE INSIDER, starring Al Pacino and Russell Crowe, Disney’s HERCULES (singing voice of Young Hercules), and THE LADY AND THE TRAMP II (singing voice of Scamp).

On Broadway, Bart received the 1999 Tony and Drama Desk Awards for Best Featured Actor in a Musical as “Snoopy” in the revival of “You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown,” directed by Michael Mayer. Other Broadway and first national touring credits include “The Frogs,” starring opposite Nathan Lane; “Triumph of Love,” “King David,” “How to Succeed in Business,” “The Secret Garden,” “Big River” and “The Who’s Tommy.”

His television credits include “Bram and Alice,” “Law & Order,” “Law & Order: Special Victims Unit,” and “The George Carlin Show.” A native of New Jersey, Bart divides his time between New York and Los Angeles.

Filmography: Das Boot, Hostel: Part II, Midnight Meat Train (2008), The Producers (2005),

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