Bumper Robinson

Biography

Bumper Robinson, born Larry Clarence Robinson II on June 19, 1974, is a versatile American actor and voice actor celebrated for his contributions to film, television, and animation. His journey in the entertainment industry began in childhood, where he earned the affectionate nickname "Bumper" due to his tendency to bump into things while learning to walk. Robinson gained recognition for his live-action performances, notably portraying Clarence in the beloved sitcom "Amen" and featuring in films such as "Enemy Mine" (1985) and "White Man's Burden" (1995).

However, it is in the realm of voice acting that Robinson has truly made his mark. He is widely recognized for his roles as Bumblebee and Blitzwing in "Transformers: Animated," as well as Dwight Conrad in the iconic series "Futurama." His talents continued to shine through his work as Rook Blonko in "Ben 10: Omniverse" and as Falcon in various Marvel projects. Robinson's impressive voice acting repertoire also includes contributions to video games and animated films such as "Justice League: Doom" and Disney's "Brother Bear." Throughout his career, he has been praised for his remarkable range and unique vocal abilities across diverse platforms. Bumper Robinson is married to Katherine Penton, and together they are raising two children.