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Dino Stamatopoulos is an American television writer, producer, actor, and voice artist known for his offbeat comedic sensibilities and cult-favorite projects. He began his career writing for influential sketch shows such as The Ben Stiller Show, Late Night with Conan O'Brien, Mr. Show with Bob and David, and The Dana Carvey Show, earning an Emmy Award for his work early on. He later made a significant mark in adult animation, creating the acclaimed stop-motion series Moral Orel and Mary Shelley’s Frankenhole for Adult Swim. Stamatopoulos is also known for his role as Star-Burns on NBC’s Community, where he served as both a recurring actor and a consulting producer. Beyond writing and acting, he co-founded the animation studio Starburns Industries, which produced the Oscar-nominated film Anomalisa. His work often blends dark humor with emotional depth, making him a unique voice in American television and animation.
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2021
The Black Hole
Movie Newscaster
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2017
Everybody Has an Andy Dick Story
Movie Self
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2016
Animals.
TV show Ad Man 2
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2016
Horace and Pete
TV show Executive Producer
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2015
Anomalisa
Movie Producer
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2015
W/ Bob & David
TV show Writer
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2013
High School USA!
TV show Mr. Merriwether (voice)
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2010
Mary Shelley's Frankenhole
TV show The Mummy (voice)
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2009
Community
TV show Star-Burns
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2008
Moral Orel
Movie
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2008
The Drinky Crow Show
TV show Drinky Crow / Lieutenant Vronchy (voice)
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2006
Lucky Louie
TV show Writer
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2005
Moral Orel
TV show
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2004
Tom Goes to the Mayor
TV show Writer
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2002
The Master of Disguise
Movie Co-Producer
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2000
TV Funhouse
TV show
More credits
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1998
Mr. Show and the Incredible, Fantastical News Report
Movie Writer
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1996
Breathing Room
Movie Jersey Rocker
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1995
Mr. Show with Bob and David
TV show Jeepers Creepers Dancer (uncredited)
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1995
MADtv
TV show Writer
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1993
Late Night with Conan O'Brien
TV show Writer
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1992
The Ben Stiller Show
TV show Writer
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1975
Saturday Night Live
TV show Michael Jackson (uncredited)
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Saturday TV Funhouse
TV show Wizzy