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Comedic TV actors who made the move to drama By Mekeisha Madden Toby Kelsey Grammer is very convincing as the corrupt, egomaniacal and terminally ill mayor of Chicago on Starz's gripping political drama "Boss." He is so compelling that it's hard to believe this is the guy who won Emmys and delighted viewers for 20 years as Frasier Crane, a pompous but kindhearted psychiatrist. Grammer has done the same for fans of "The Simpsons" as the voice of Sideshow Bob for more than a decade. That's the beauty of TV. Classically trained actors such as Grammer, 57, can bounce between comical and breezy roles and those of a darker, more complicated nature with ease when the opportunity arises. "Boss" airs Fridays at 9 p.m. ET/PT on Starz. Grammer, who really should've gotten an Emmy nomination for his role on "Boss," isn't the only actor to conquer both comedic and dramatic turns. Read on for more names and shows of note. "Boss" airs Fridays at 9 p.m. ET/PT on Starz. Bing: More about Kelsey Grammer | 'Boss' Excited for the return of "Boss"? Sound off on Facebook and Twitter (Starz) |
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