Henry Kaufman
Henry Kaufman hails from a family of actors, so it was a natural fit that he explore the performing arts himself. He currently plays the recurring role of Mark Jarvis on the TNT hit show Major Crimes (2012), in addition to featured roles in other television and films such as Carbon Canyon (2016). He has already become an accomplished voice over actor, including roles in animated series such as Doc McStuffins (2012), Goldie and Bear (2015) and Sofia the First (2012), as well as recurring roles in Amazon Studios' If You Give a Mouse a Cookie (2015), Disney's Whisker Haven Tales with the Palace Pets (2015) and Nickelodeon's Clarence (2013). After school, he rounds out his spare time playing soccer, basketball and video games, as well as making his own videos and short movies.
Henry Keane
Henry Keane is known for Trash Truck (2020) and A Trash Truck Christmas (2020).
Henry Kelemen
Henry Kelemen is an actor, known for Mr. Popper's Penguins (2011), Zero Hour (2013) and One More Time (2015).
Henry Kendrick
Henry Kendrick was born on September 25, 1933 in Bisbee, Arizona, USA. He was an actor, known for Raising Arizona (1987), Revenge of the Nerds (1984) and The Ghost Dance (1982). He was married to Kathryne Marie Sullivan. He died on April 15, 1990 in Phoenix, Arizona.
Henry Kiernan
Henry Kiernan is an actor, known for Last Looks (2020).
Henry Kingi
Henry Kingi was born on December 2, 1943 in Los Angeles, California, USA. He is an actor and producer, known for Venom (2018), Predator 2 (1990) and Bad Boys II (2003). He was previously married to Lindsay Wagner and Eilene Frances Davis.
Henry Kissinger
Henry Kissinger was born on May 27, 1923 in Fürth, Bavaria, Germany. He is known for Tomorrow Never Dies (1997), Brother's Keeper (1998) and Dynasty (1981). He has been married to Nancy Kissinger since March 30, 1974. He was previously married to Ann Fleisher.
Henry Knotts
Henry Knotts, co-starring as "King" in the festival favorite film, Bomb City, and featured in Mike Mills' 20th Century Women for Annapurna Productions, is a dedicated actor to his craft. Managed by More Zap Productions & Management, and represented by Carrie Park, Park Artists Group for Theatrical, Henry is fast being recognized for his intensity, classic looks, and talent for taking on character roles with a young leading man soul. Now flexing his theatrical muscles, Henry is adept at accents, and likes to become the characters he plays both emotionally and physically. Excels at extreme outdoor sports. Credits include the show "Idiot Sitter" on Comedy Central, with Jillian Bell, featured for his rapping skills. Henry Knotts studied with Warner Loughlin. In his spare time, he works out, writes music, and is an avid Stealers fan. By: More Zap Productions & Management
Henry Kolker
Stalwart character actor Henry Kolker appeared on the Broadway stage from 1904, comedy being his forte early on. Later, as a leading man in romantic dramas, he partnered famous stars like Alla Nazimova. Moving on to films in 1914 as actor/director, he became noted in particular for directing Disraeli (1921), starring George Arliss (now a lost film, except for one reel). Plagued by ill-health and much publicised marital problems, Kolker's star had waned somewhat by the end of the silent era. However, he continued to remain in demand as a supporting actor, generally typecast as stern judges, priests, heavy fathers and cuckolded husbands. Usually scowling and sombre, he chided and glowered over stars like Melvyn Douglas, Gary Cooper and Katharine Hepburn (arguably his best role being the latter's father, Edward Seton, in Holiday (1938)). He was equally effective in the role of banker John Fair in The Crash (1932), and as Friar Laurence in George Cukor's Romeo and Juliet (1936). Kolker remained a prolific fixture on screen throughout the 1930's, managing to tally up in excess of twenty appearances each, for 1934 and 1935 alone.
Henry Koperski
Henry Koperski is known for Low Budget Sketch Show (2014), Langan Kingsley: Gay Icon (2015) and Advent Comedy Calendar 2020 by We Are Thomasse (2020).
