Born in 1938 in Ottawa, Canada, comedian Rich Little began doing impressions as early as grade school, impersonating his teachers. His big break came in the 1960s, when he was featured on The Judy Garland Show and The Ed Sullivan Show. Soon he was appearing regularly on talk shows, doing impressions of people such as Richard Nixon and others on programs such as The Kopycats and The Muppet Show. He starred in his one-man HBO show, Rich Little's Christmas Carol, and continues to perform today, showcasing his more than 160 different impersonations. Updated 2014
Rich Little
Comedian
Born in: Canada
More 2014 Great Immigrants
Sophia GrojsmanPerfumer
Roy L. AustinFormer U.S. Ambassador to Trinidad
JuJu ChangBroadcast journalist, ABC's Nightline
Maria SiemionowSurgeon
Get the Carnegie Reporter and our best articles delivered to your inbox.