Larry Krask
Larry Krask is known for Adaptation. (2002), All My Children (1970) and The Banger Sisters (2002).
Larry Kretschmar
Larry Kretschmar is an actor, known for Prince Avalanche (2013).
Larry L Andrews
Larry L Andrews is an actor and producer, known for Unchained (2021), Nation's Fire (2019) and Warfighter (2018).
Larry Lalonde
Larry Lalonde is known for Bill & Ted's Bogus Journey (1991), Zack and Miri Make a Porno (2008) and Detention (2011).
Larry Lamb
Larry Lamb was born on October 1, 1947 in Edmonton, London, England, UK. He is an actor and producer, known for EastEnders (1985), Superman (1978) and Superman III (1983). He was previously married to Linda Martin and Anita Wisbey.
Larry Lancit
Larry Lancit was born on October 1, 1947 in Newark, New Jersey, USA. He is a director and producer, known for Reading Rainbow (1983), The Puzzle Place (1994) and Blues on Beale (2020).
Larry Larson
Larry Larson is known for Mr. 3000 (2004), My Father, My Son (1988) and Breaking Away (1980).
Larry Laverty
Laurence Arthur "Larry" Laverty is an American actor. Laverty is best known for his hilarious appearance on "The Tonight Show with Jay Leno" and for his supporting roles in Gus Van Sant's top film at the Cannes Film Festival "Elephant" and in John Frankenheimer's Cold War drama "The Fourth War." Over the course of his career, Laverty has appeared in starring and supporting roles in over one hundred films and has guest starred in numerous Tv shows, including "Judging Amy" and "The Practice." Laverty was born in Berkeley, California. His father, Gordon Laverty, was a high-level engineer and manager for one of the world's top utilities. His mother, Marjorie Laverty, was a bookkeeper, historian, and housewife. Two of Laverty's paternal great great grandparents immigrated from Ireland while his paternal great grandparents immigrated from Scotland. In addition to being active in the Boy Scouts of America in his youth and earning the rank of Eagle Scout, Laverty was a star athlete in track and field from elementary school through his membership on the track team at Skyline High School in Oakland, California. Laverty also gravitated to the outdoors, attending the renowned Yosemite Mountaineering School and could often be found rock climbing, skiing, cycling, and backpacking in the Sierra Nevada Mountains of California. Laverty attended college in Idaho at highly accredited Boise State University where he earned a B.S. in Business Administration and a B.A. in Political Science. It was in his final year for the second degree that Laverty enrolled in an acting class and his interest in theatre and film ignited. While also embarking on an intense eleven year attempt to make the U.S. Olympic Team in speed skating, Laverty returned to California to live part-time to perform at Oakland's Woodminster Summer Musicals where he took part in the casts of over a dozen musicals and several of Shakespeare's plays. In 1988, Laverty was signed by his first agent, Steele Agency of San Francisco. One year later, he made his film debut in the action-adventure drama "Deadlock"(1989). For the next several years, Laverty appeared as a principal performer in four national commercials along with acting in various music videos and narrating corporate films. Upon retiring from athletics, Laverty moved to Los Angeles and signed with his first agent there, William Kerwin. Laverty eventually became established in Hollywood, appearing in numerous Tv shows and soap operas along with maintaining an active schedule appearing in dozens of independent films produced throughout the country. Laverty from a young age has been a conservationist, joining the Sierra Club at age 11 and for years supporting The Nature Conservancy. But it is his efforts to further the rights of animals that Laverty is most passionate about. He is a longtime supporter of PETA, the ASPCA, the Buffalo Field Campaign, and in recent years has been dedicated to efforts around the world to save elephants from extinction in Africa and lives of horror in captivity in Asia and elsewhere.
Larry Layfield
Larry Layfield is a Producer, UPM, Line Producer, Music Producer, Project Manager and Brand Strategist for several companies. Larry Layfield spent 4 years working directly under the umbrella of "de Passe Jones Entertainment" (DPJ), where he served as an Executive of Internet Strategy/Marketing and Project Manager. Since leaving DPJ, Larry Layfield has collaborated with a variety of companies and brands by bringing in his creative mind, leadership and keen business skills. Larry Layfield has also created and managed a wide range of film projects (Horror, Action, Comedy, Drama) which can viewed on an array of streaming platforms (Sony, Crackle, Amazon, Netflix). Besides being behind camera, he has acted in an assortment of film and tv-projects such as performing as an alien, prisoner, zombie, and a law enforcement officer. Larry Layfield's objective is to leave a solid mark in Hollywood. He brings a high level of professionalism, expertise and valuable resources to films, commercials, tv productions and brands. Larry Layfield is the ultimate team player.
Larry Lee Thompson
Larry Thompson Jr. was born in Little Rock, Arkansas. His mother, Rualetta Thompson, is retired from Perryville, Arkansas, and his father, Larry Thompson Sr. is Grass Valley, California and is retired as well. Larry was raised in Guy, Arkansas and attended Guy-Perkins High School where he played basketball. After High School, he enlisted in the Air Force, serving for 12 years as a Security Forces Member before commissioning as an Officer in the Air Force and working in Space and Missile Warning for an additional 4 years and counting in the Reserves. Larry attended West Texas A&M where he earned his M.B.A. He has owned a Trampoline Park in Cornelius, North Carolina has operated a State Farm Office in Concord, NC.