Roger Clinton Jr.

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Roger Clinton Jr. (born July 25, 1956) is an American actor and singer.

He is best known for his role in Fred Claus, a 2007 Christmas comedy film, and he is the younger half-brother of former US President Bill Clinton.

Early life and education

Roger Clinton Jr. is the only child of car dealer Roger Clinton Sr. and nurse Virginia Dell Cassidy. Bill Clinton (then Bill Blythe) feared young Roger from his father, an alcoholic. He began to play guitar and formed "Dealer's Favor" as a performer.

Personal life

Macy has a daughter named Macy after a brief acquaintance with Martha Spivey (b. (b.1992) 92. On March 26, 1994, Clinton married Molly D'Ann Martin. Tyler Cassidy Clinton's son was born on May 12, 1994.

Clinton was given the Secret Service codename "Headache" during his brother's presidential run and subsequent administration due to his controversial behavior. In 2001, Clinton announced that he had collected $50,000 and a Rolex watch from the children of Sicilian mobster Rosario Gambino, a banned drug trafficker and Gambino crime family member serving a 49-year prison term, in exchange for lobbying his brother to pardon Gambino. Clinton lobbied for Gambino repeatedly at the federal parole commission's headquarters to campaign for Gambino. Gambino was included in a list of potential pardons in 1999, but he was not allowed one. Clinton was given a turbulent presidential pardon in 2001 for a 1985 cocaine possession and heroin trafficking conviction before his brother ran for office. After being found guilty of a sting operation of cocaine trafficking, Roger Clinton Jr. received a term in federal prison.

After Hermosa Beach, California, city authorities decided to dismiss two driving-under-the-influence (DUI) charges as well as one count of disturbing the peace against him, Roger Clinton pleaded guilty on August 2001 to a misdemeanor charge of reckless driving. He was sentenced to two years of probation, but was not allowed to drive with any alcohol or drugs in his system, and had to pay $1,350 in fines and fees.

Roger Clinton was arrested for DUI in Redondo Beach, about 20 miles (32 kilometers) south of downtown Los Angeles, California, on June 5, 2016. According to California state law, this arrest was also treated as a first-time DUI since it had been more than ten years since his first DUI. Clinton pleaded no contest to the charge of driving while impaired. The charge of driving with a blood alcohol content of 0.08% or higher was dismissed. He was sentenced to three years' probation for the DUI and two days in jail for refusing a chemical test as part of his plea bargain. In a preliminary alcohol test, he was fined $390 (which increased to nearly $2,000 as penalty assessments, court fees, and other fines were added) and was also required to attend a nine-month alcohol program—the first-time offender to receive a $990 fine. In addition,, because his detention was made in Los Angeles County under the terms of Assembly Bill 91, the California Department of Motor Vehicles also ordered that an ignition interlock unit be fitted in all vehicles he owned for at least 5 months.

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Career

Clinton has appeared in several films, including Bio-Dome and Fred Claus, and appeared on a number of television shows, including The Nanny as himself (neighbor), Sabrina, the Teenage Witch, and Cybill. In the pilot episode of The Blues Brothers: The Animated Series, he also sang of his half-brother, President Bill Clinton.

Clinton began his singing career under the guidance of Arkansas music impresario and boss Butch Stone. He gained his experience by singing warm-ups for the studio audience at tapings of the sitcom Designing Women as well as being a lounge singer. Clinton was first signed to Atlantic Records in 1992 as a result of a collaboration between Stone and music-industry lawyer Stann Findelle. Nothing Good Comes Easy, his first album, was released in September 1993 on the Pyramid/Atlantic/Rhino label. Clinton and his band travelled to Pyongyang in December 1999, performing with North and South Korean musical groups. During "The Cleveland Funeral," a program that was part of The Howard Stern Show, he has performed Farm Aid and performed "Feelin' Alright" in Cleveland.

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