Mark Roberts

WRITER, PRODUCER, ACTOR

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Mark Roberts (born January 19, 1961) is an American screenwriter, producer, playwright, actor, and comedian, best known for creating the American sitcom Mike & Molly (2010).Mark has began as a stand-up in Chicago, and was soon spotted by a casting director who helped him land work in commercials. Sitcom work soon followed, including a series regular gig on the Téa Leoni series "The Naked Truth (1995)", before Roberts chose to pursue writing, his true passion. His 2000 play "Couples Counseling Killed Katie", starring Roberts and Jessica Tuck, caught the eye of producer Chuck Lorre, who went on to hire him as a writer and producer on "2 1/2 män (2003)". Roberts would then go on to create "Mike & Molly (2010)", which won an Emmy for star Melissa McCarthy. Lorre serves as an executive producer on the show. - IMDb Mini Biography By: MAthePA

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Streaming Availability

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Releases by Year

Mark Roberts on average has worked on 1 movies per year from 1995 to 2010. See the full graphs of the number of Mark Roberts movies released per year from 1995 till 2010.

Top Genres

Mark Roberts works mostly in Comedy Genre followed by Drama Genre flixes. 60% of Mark Roberts movies are Comedy Genre movies. See Top Genres that Mark Roberts worked on in the graph below.

Average IMDB Score

On average the IMDB score of the movies that Mark Roberts has worked on is 7.6.

7.6 / 10

Mark Roberts's Movies and Tv Series available to Stream now ..

After a messy divorce with her very rich and powerful husband, Nora Wilde (Téa Leoni) refuses to accept his offer of 1.8 million dollars and tries to make it on her own. Being a Pulitzer ...

6.8/1030 min

Available in 2 platform(s).

A couple meets at an Overeaters' Anonymous meeting.

6.4/1030 min

Available in 7 platform(s).