Phil Lewis - American film actor, director, performer of the role of Mr. Mosby

The American film actor and director Phil Lewis (photos are presented on the page) is known as Mr. Mosby from the popular TV series "All Tip-Top, or The Life of Zach and Cody" and "All Tip-Top, or Life On Board." The role of the hotel manager brought the actor superpopularity and the opportunity to participate in many new film projects. And Mr. Mosby became a character in several other films, such as “Hannah Montana”, “Sorcerers from Waverly Place”, “Luxury Life on the Deck”.

Phil Lewis: biography (briefly)

The actor was born on September 4, 1968 in African Uganda. Father Delano Lewis was an American plenipotentiary in Nigeria and, on duty, moved with his family from place to place.

Phil Lewis began acting in films at the age of eighteen. Participation in television series, as well as the performance of minor and episodic roles in feature films made him an indispensable and trouble-free actor "on the hook." The directors always knew where to find the performer of small roles or a noticeable participant in the crowd.

In 2005, Phil Lewis became "Mr. Mosby" and remains so to this day. It was that rare case when one character has lived in the cinema for many years, delighting millions of viewers with his presence on the screen.

Mr. Mosby

The character of the good-natured hotel administrator under the playful name "Tip-Top" did not appear immediately. Mr. Mosby (then he was not yet Mr. Mosby) began his career at the hotel with a messenger in the early seventies. It so happened that he owes his career advancement to a little girl named London, the daughter of the owner of the Tip-Top hotel. The future hotel manager taught the little girl to walk, then talk.

At the next stage, London learned to read under the guidance of Mr. Mosby, tried to learn how to drive a car (also under his supervision). In his eyes, the girl crashed the car.

Zach and Cody, the twelve-year-old twins, are also closely watched by Mr. Mosby. The boys live in the Tip-Top Hotel, as their mother, Carrie, is a singer and sings in the hotel restaurant. He sings well and therefore has a long-term contract concluded with the owner of the hotel.

Another constant concern for Mr. Mosby is his older brother Spencer, completely unsuitable for life shredding. Of course, the hotel manager is trying to help a close relative. He settled him in one of the rooms and is courting him in every way. Mr. Mosby's niece, a sixteen-year-old candy delivery woman, lives there too.

The main character, in addition to the irresistible craving for charity, has a number of advantages: he dances well and loves to play golf.

Origin

Phil Lewis is a characteristic actor, has a pronounced African-American appearance, that is, he is “black” in the full sense of the word. However, he cannot be called a black man, because then there will be nowhere to put the seal of education, internal culture and other signs of civilization, which marked the actor.

Of course, Phil Lewis is a talented actor, however, in addition to the main profession, he is still engaged in directing. Typically, this is a television series, consisting of many seasons and an infinite number of episodes. An example of such a project is the production of Millers in a Divorce. Phil Lewis acts as one of the three directors of the series. In addition to him, Mark Buckland and James Burroughs work on the set . Each director has a certain number of episodes and episodes.

Filmography

During his career, the actor starred in more than forty films and television series. The following is a sample list of films with his participation:

• "The Third Extra" (2012), the role of Mitch.
• "Beautiful Freaks" (2008), the role of Ray.
• Scream and Hit (2005), character John Ryan.
• "Surviving Christmas" (2004), the role of Lavier.
• "Elvis Left the Building" (2004), Charlie's character.
• "Deceive All" (2002), the role of Jerry.
• "Yellow Eagle" (1992), the character of Tee Wee.
• "City dudes" (1991), the role of Stephen Jessup.
• "Deadly Attraction" (1988), character Dennis.
• "The Abduction" (2009), the role of Mauris.
• Minor Accompaniment (2006), character by Jeff Dills.
• "Clinic" (2005), character Professor Hooch.
• "Friends" (2003), the role of Steve.
• "Another World" (1988), the character of Sam Lee.
• "Amen!" (1987), the role of Marvin.
• "Frank's Place" (1987), character Hommer.
• "Blues on Hill Street" (1986), the role of Parker.

Currently, Phil Lewis continues to act in films. He participates in several film projects at once.