Hubbel Palmer

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Hubbel Palmer
Born (1977-02-19) February 19, 1977 (age 46)
Occupation(s)Actor, screenwriter
Years active2001–present

Hubbel Palmer is an American actor and screenwriter best known for his roles as Carl in the film Moving McAllister (2007) [1] and as Tracy Orbison in the independent film American Fork (a.k.a. "Humble Pie") (2007) which he wrote. [2]

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Filmography

YearFilm/ShowRoleCharacter
2025 Minecraft Writer
2016 Middle School: The Worst Years of My Life Writer
2016 Masterminds Writer
2010 Cafe ActorAvatar
2007 Moving McAllister Actor, dialogue consultantCarl
2007 Halfway Home ActorHubbel Brackton
2007American Fork (a.k.a. "Humble Pie")Actor, writerTracy Orbison
2006 The Sasquatch Gang ActorHobie Plumber
2005Pastor Inqvist's Trip to OrlandoVoice actorPastor Inqvist
2003 Pride & Prejudice: A Latter-Day Comedy ActorWilliam Collins
2001LeonActorLeon Lefleur
2001JipActor

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References

  1. Lackmeyer, Steve (13 June 2008). "Road trip film has good cast but it runs off the rails". The Oklahoman .
  2. Anderson, John (20 November 2007). "American Fork". Variety .