Philip Edward Hartmann was born on September 24, 1948, in Brantford, Ontario, Canada. His surname was originally "Hartmann" but he later dropped the other "n" -- the reason of which is unknown. As one of the eight children of Rupert and Doris Hartmann, Phil was a very caring and sensitive person and was described as "very sweet and kind of quiet." Although he was born in Canada...See full bio »
1999Saturday Night Live Christmas
(video)
(performer: "Auld Lang Syne" - uncredited, "Let's Pretend We Like Each Other This Christmas" - uncredited, "The Almost Perfect Christmas" - uncredited, "Ballad of the Co-Dependent" - uncredited, "Carol of Intimacy" - uncredited)
1994The 46th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards
(TV special)
Himself - Nominee: Best Performance in a Variety or Music Program & Presenter: Best Writing in a Variety or Music Program
[on appearing on
The Dating Game] I won... What did it? She asked me, if I was a street sign, what would I be? I said, 'Slippery when wet.' Yes, and as you might have expected, she stood me up.
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Trivia:
Created artwork for Poco's 1978 album "Legend". Painted the cover for the album "America's Greatest Hits: History". He's credited as "Phil Hartmann". The signature "hartmann" is also on the artwork. Designed logo for the band Crosby Stills & Nash. Designed and drew the cover to the Firesign Theatre's 1980 album "The Fighting Clowns".
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Trademark:
Known for playing Oblivious or Immoral characters
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