Larry Brantley

Larry Brantley, a native of Houston, embarked on his professional journey at the tender age of sixteen by pursuing a career in stand-up comedy and radio DJing. He soon found himself entertaining families across the nation as the voice of Wishbone, the beloved canine character on the Emmy award-winning PBS series bearing the same name. Over the years, Brantley has demonstrated his versatility by taking on a wide range of roles in various mediums, including television commercials, radio spots, and video games. He has also made appearances in films and television shows, such as the indie film "The Louisiana Conspiracy" and episodes of Fox's "America's Most Wanted" and "Prison Break". As a stand-up comedian, Brantley has honed his skills by performing at esteemed comedy clubs in the Houston area, including The Laff Stop, Spellbinders, the Comix Annex, and The Comedy Cabaret. Furthermore, he has expanded his creative horizons by appearing in theatrical productions, such as "The May Show" and "Dracula".