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Kenneth Kimmins
Born 1941-09-04Brooklyn, New York, USA
Kenneth Kimmins was born on September 4, 1941, in Brooklyn, New York, USA. He is an American film, television, and theatre actor. Kimmins attended the Catholic University of America and began his acting career in 1969, playing Charley Montgomery in the Broadway play “The Fig Leaves Are Falling.” He has appeared in numerous television shows, including “Coach,” where he played Howard Burleigh, and “Arrested Development.” Some of his film roles include “Invaders from Mars,” “My Best Friend Is a Vampire,” and “Some Kind of Wonderful.” Kimmins has been married to Lisa Raggio since 1980.
Screen work
Movies & roles
Confess, FletchThe CommodoreBridge and TunnelDr. PullmanFrozen ImpactStuThe Jennie ProjectEpsteinPerry Mason: The Case of the Reckless RomeoD.A. Randall ThatcherDiplomatic ImmunityWylerStellaSecurity GuardHoodwinkedWellington WarrenForced MarchAgentMy Best Friend Is a VampireMr. CapelloSome Kind of WonderfulDetention TeacherLove Among ThievesBooking OfficerSomething in CommonEugene SkerrittA Fight for JennyGary ColeInvaders from MarsOfficer KenneyBlackoutDr. KayThe Ratings GameNetwork SpokesmanBachelor PartyParkview Hotel ManagerWhy Me?Chief of SurgeryEmergency RoomKeith MackersonI Was a Mail Order BrideJoe KimbelEleanor, First Lady of the WorldRoleMy Body, My ChildBillShoot the MoonMaitre D'