Age: 55
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Robert Ben Garant (born September 14, 1970) is an American actor, comedian, writer, director and producer. He is known for his work on Reno 911!, in which he plays Deputy Travis Junior, and for being a cast member on the MTV sketch comedy series The State. Garant and writing partner, actor Thomas Lennon have written several successful screenplays together, including the Night at the Museum films. Garant and Thomas Lennon created and starred in a 2010 sitcom pilot for NBC called The Strip. However, in May 2010 it was announced that NBC had decided not to order it as a series. Later in 2010, Garant and Lennon created a pilot for FX called USS Alabama, a sci-fi/comedy set a thousand years in the future, aboard a United Nations Peacekeeping spaceship. Description above from the Wikipedia article Ben Garant, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia
When a struggling single father accepts a night-shift security guard position at a prestigious natural history museum, he discovers the building's ancient secret: after dark, every exhibit magically comes to life. Dinosaurs roam the halls, historical figures step from their displays, and ancient artifacts awaken with mysterious power. Forced to navigate chaos while protecting the priceless collection and his young son who tags along, the guard must befriend an eccentric cast of living exhibits—from a wisecracking cowboy to a regal pharaoh—to stop a sinister force threatening to destroy the museum and unleash supernatural chaos on the city. As he uncovers the magic's origin, he learns that protecting these exhibits means protecting history itself. A heartwarming adventure blending wonder, humor, and unexpected heroism.
