Collection: Robert Klein

Robert Klein’s comedic career spans over decades of movies, TV shows and
stand-up specials. He gained popularity through the 1970 TV show “Comedy
Tonight” and gained notoriety for his humorous takes on the Watergate
scandal. His success continued throughout the 70s, being nominated for two
Grammy awards for his comedy albums “Child of the 50s” and “Mind Over
Matter.” His lengthy list of comedy specials began in 1975 with the very first
HBO comedy special, An Evening with Robert Klein, followed by "Robert Klein Revisited," “Child of the 50s, Man of the 80s,” “Robert
Klein On Broadway” and “The Amorous Busboy of Decatur Avenue” and many
more. Klein also found his place on late-night television, hosting “Robert Klein
Time” from 1986 to 1987. He tackled the big screen with such movies as “The
Owl and the Pussycat” and “How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days.” He's been
nominated for Grammy's, Emmy's and won the Tony for "They're Playing Our
Song."