Bumper Robinson

In 1985 Bumper played Zammis in Enemymine. He worked with Louis Gossett Jr. and Dennis Quaid. This was his first big screen movie. This movie has many covers with the most recent one being the DVD cover on the left. {Cover pics courtesy of Amazon.com}

In 1986, Bumper was in a mini series called North and South Book II. It starred Kirstie Alley and a not so well known Patrick Swayze. Bumper played a drummer boy who wound up in the middle of a Civil War battlefield. This was his second made-for-TV movie role. {Cover pic courtesy Amazon.com}

Bumper has done many voice roles. In 1988 his voice was in Scooby-Doo and the Ghoul School as Jamaal. This marked his first voice role. {Cover pic courtesy Amazon.com}

In 1992, Bumper was in the TV Movie, The Jacksons: An American Dream as Jackie at ages 12-16. {Photo to the left courtsey of Phanzone, cover shot courtsey of amazon.com}

In 1995, Bumper played a young OJ Simpson in the made for TV movie about OJ's life and trial. Interesting information: Bumper starred in his first made for TV movie called Cocaine and Blue Eyes in 1983. It also starred OJ Simpson in the lead role. Bumper played OJ's lady friend's son. Who knew that 12 years later he would be playing OJ Simpson in a made for TV movie? {Cover pic courtesy Amazon.com}

Bumper appeared in White Man's Burden in 1995 as Martin.

Bumper guest starred on Sabrina The Teenage Witch, the TV series, on January 3, 1997. He played Clifford, a former student of Sabrina's math teacher, Mr. Rothwell (Ed Begley, Jr.'s character). He was first shown in court arguing with the judge about a traffic ticket.

Next Cliffard was talking with his former math teacher Mr. Rothwell. He was upset at him for the way he made him cry in his class and he failed him, just like he was doing to Sabrina.

Clifford was a witness to the cruel way that Mr. Rothwell ran his class. Sabrina's aunt cross examined him and he was telling the judge that Mr. Rothwell was guilty. Mr. Rothwell cross examined Clifford and made it seem like he helped him by being mean to him in class. Clifford ran off the stand yelling the title of his next book, "I've never been so angry in my life."

Three was Bumper's first lead television role. Only eight episodes aired before the show was canceled in early 1998. Pictured: Edward Atterton as Jonathan Vance, Julie Bowen as Amanda Webb and Bumper as Marcus Miller epguides.com and http://www.pub.umich.edu for the pics of the Three cast.

Bumper and the cast of Three. They did a lot of promotional work for the show. {Photos courtesy BumperPhan}

Larry "Bumper" Robinson Photos courtsey of BumperPhan.

Life just got a little more complicated for Jared (Bumper Robinson) and Sean (Chris Hardwick), two hip twenty-something guys sharing an apartment. Sean, a white guy with a no-strings-attached outlook on life is actually okay with it when Jared, a button-down career oriented black guy, tells him one of his younger brothers is moving in for a while. For Sean, life's a party and the more guys to help carry the keg, the merrier. But when the sibling who's moving in turns out to be Jared's six-year-old brother, Maestro (Maestro Harrell), Sean and Jared both have a lot of adjusting to do. The series also starred Tammy Townsend (ex-Wendy, Days) as Bridgett.

Bumper Robinson portrays Jared Harris, the responsible older brother who begrudgingly lets his six-year-old brother Maestro move into his apartment, in Guys Like Us.

Jared {Bumper} and Sean {Chris} became instant dads when they allowed Jared's little brother to move in. No more parties for the boys.