Rob Riley
Born in Long Grove, Ill., Riley began his career in the Chicago improv scene, joining the famed Second City improv troupe in the 1980s and working alongside the likes of Jim Belushi, Tim Kazurinsky, and George Wendt. He was a writer for SNL between 1984 and 1985. Riley also made a name for himself in the Chicago theater scene, including productions of The Mystery Circle and Cadillac. He had several minor television and film roles, with credits including 2010’s A Nightmare on Elm Street, Chicago Fire, and Groundhog Day — in which he played a DJ whose voice wakes up Bill Murray each day when his radio alarm clock goes off.
Acting
Movie
Groundhog Day
as D.J. (voice)
1993
Movie
A Nightmare on Elm Street
as Minister
2010
Movie
Ri¢hie Ri¢h
as President
1994
TV
Saturday Night Live
as Ice Cream Parlor Clerk (uncredited)
1975
TV
Saturday Night Live
as Juror (uncredited)
1975
TV
Saturday Night Live
as Nazi (uncredited)
1975
TV
Saturday Night Live
as Doctor (uncredited)
1975
TV
Saturday Night Live
as Emperor Tiberius' Servant (uncredited)
1975
Movie
Prelude to a Kiss
as Mr. Sokol
1992
Movie
Will: G. Gordon Liddy
1982
Movie
Bill Murray Live from the Second City
as Self
1980
Movie
Tab Lloyd: Investigative Reporter
as Tab Lloyd
1985
Movie
Mutant Video
1986
Movie
Sugar or Plain
as Jyrkow
1984
