Bob Creager

Bob Creager was born on Dec 09, 1949 in USA. Bob Creager's big-screen debut came with Pizza Palace directed by Rod Lopez in 2004.

Bob Creager, a screenwriter and actor in the DC/MD/VA area, focuses on writing with the occasional acting gig. Bob has sold multiple screenplays with interest expressed for his current writing. Creager's first big screen principal role was as the mailroom supervisor in "Pizza Palace" shown at the Senator Theater in Baltimore. Following were additional big screen principal roles as the Sheriff in "One-Eyed Horse" and a bartender in "Browncoats: Redemption", a fan made sequel to the Universal Film "Serenity". TV principal roles include the multiple awards TV Pilot "Hard To Be Me". The independent film "Convergence" was his first lead role. Bob was born in Louisville, Kentucky.