Larry Keating
Actor
67 years (Jun 12, 1896 – Aug 26, 1963)Saint Paul, Minnesota, USA
Seen across enough titles, Larry Keating turns into a familiar face who has seen the business change around him more than once. For much of the audience, Larry Keating is GJ Culverly from 'Monkey Business', whatever else the credits say. Viewers may also know him from 'When Worlds Collide'. The trail of credits goes back as far as 1949. Casting directors have gone to him for comedy more than for anything else. Measured end to end, the working life on screen runs about 77 years.
Larry Keating
Actor
Seen across enough titles, Larry Keating turns into a familiar face who has seen the business change around him more than once. For much of the audience, Larry Keating is GJ Culverly from 'Monkey Business', whatever else the credits say. Viewers may also know him from 'When Worlds Collide'. The trail of credits goes back as far as 1949. Casting directors have gone to him for comedy more than for anything else. Measured end to end, the working life on screen runs about 77 years.
39 Movies
Plays GJ Culverly
Monkey Business
1952
Plays Dr. Cole Hendron
When Worlds Collide
1951
Plays Leo Reisman
The Eddy Duchin Story
1956
Plays Mark Harrison
Three Secrets
1950
Plays Alexander Williamson
Daddy Long Legs
1955
Plays Parker
Who Was That Lady?
1960
Plays Mr. Bingham
Boys' Night Out
1962
Plays Harry Dunson
I Was a Shoplifter
1950
Plays Maj. Gen. Vernon C. Brent
Above and Beyond
1953
Plays Head Steward
Francis Goes to the Races
1951
Plays Felix Jordan
Give a Girl a Break
1953
Plays Admiral P.P. Spewter
The Incredible Mr. Limpet
1964
Plays William Sharon
Carson City
1952
Plays Larry Winters
The Buster Keaton Story
1957
Plays Jay Dexter
Follow the Sun
1951
Plays Stambaugh
Bannerline
1951
Plays Mr. Kalinger Sr.
The Mating Season
1951
Plays Dave Emory
Inferno
1953
Plays Board Member
Dancing in the Dark
1949
Plays Julian Cuscaden
Come Fill the Cup
1951
Plays Jess Coe
Bright Victory
1951
Plays Mr. R. F. Hawkley
The Light Touch
1951
Plays Danny Cutler
Too Young to Kiss
1951
Plays Robert L. Castleberry IV
A Lion Is in the Streets
1953
Plays Reporter #2
Right Cross
1950
Plays Winfield Sheehan
The Best Things in Life Are Free
1956
Plays Mitchell Parks
She's Back on Broadway
1953
Plays Elliott Pritchard
The Wayward Bus
1957
Plays Col. Long
About Face
1952
Plays Wade Y. Gerald
Gypsy Colt
1954
Plays High Commissioner
Stopover Tokyo
1957
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The Incredible Mr. Limpet
Admiral P.P. Spewter
1964
Boys' Night Out
Mr. Bingham
1962
Mister Ed
Roger Addison
1961–
Who Was That Lady?
Parker
1960
The Lucy–Desi Comedy Hour
Mr. Watson (uncredited)
1959Season 3
Stopover Tokyo
High Commissioner
1957
The Wayward Bus
Elliott Pritchard
1957
The Buster Keaton Story
Larry Winters
1957
The Bob Cummings Show
Harry Morton
1956Season 3
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is Larry Keating still alive?
Larry Keating passed away on August 26, 1963 at age 67.
What are the most famous roles of Larry Keating?
Larry Keating is best known for roles in Monkey Business, When Worlds Collide, Whirlpool.
How many movies has Larry Keating been in?
Over a 14-year career (since 1949), Larry Keating has appeared in 39 movies and 6 TV shows.
What was Larry Keating's first movie?
The career of Larry Keating began with Tulsa (1949).
What is Larry Keating's most recent movie or series?
Larry Keating's most recent release is The Incredible Mr. Limpet, which premiered on March 28, 1964.
What TV shows has Larry Keating appeared in?
On television, Larry Keating has appeared in Mister Ed, The George Burns and Gracie Allen Show, The Lucy–Desi Comedy Hour, The Bob Cummings Show.
Larry Keating
1896-06-12 · Saint Paul, Minnesota, USA
He was a very familiar face in movies and on television during the 1940s, 50s and 60s. He was usually seen playing an intellectual, a good friend or a snob in such films as The Incredible Mr. Limpet (with Don Knotts), When Worlds Collide, Monkey Business (with Cary Grant), The Eddie Duchin Story (with Tyrone Power) and Daddy Long Legs. He is probably best rememered as Harry Morton (1953-58) on the George Burns & Gracie Allen Show and as the stuffy Roger Addison, next door neighbor of Mr. Ed (produced by George Burns' McCadden Productions).