Charles Durning
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Person

Charles Durning

Known for
Acting
Born
February 28, 1923
Died
December 24, 2012
Place of birth
Highland Falls, New York, USA
Also known as
Charles Edward Durning, Charles Durnham, چارلز دارنینگ

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Biography

Charles Edward Durning (February 28, 1923 – December 24, 2012) was an American actor. He best-known films include The Sting (1973), Dog Day Afternoon (1975), True Confessions (1981), Tootsie (1982), Dick Tracy (1990) and O Brother, Where Art Thou? (2000). He was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor two times: The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas (1982) and To Be or Not to Be (1983).

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In Catlg

4 Works in the catalog credit them.

Filmography

  • Broadway: Beyond the Golden AgeFilm · 2021 · as Self
  • LA DA StoryFilm · 2018 · as Self (archive footage)
  • Bleeding HeartsFilm · 2015 · as Santa Claus
  • Scavenger KillersFilm · 2013 · as Dylan Frier
  • Rogue AssassinFilm · 2012 · Acting
  • Naked RunFilm · 2011 · as Congressman Davenport
  • The Great FightFilm · 2011 · as Judge Frier
  • The Life ZoneFilm · 2011 · as James Wise
  • An Affirmative ActFilm · 2010 · as Man in the White Suit
  • The WaiterFilm · 2010 · as Frank 'The Handler' Maro
  • Three Chris'sFilm · 2010 · as Kris Kringle
  • According to DomFilm · 2009 · as Self
  • Amazing RacerFilm · 2009 · as Floyd
  • BreakFilm · 2009 · as The Wise Man
  • A Bunch of AmateursFilm · 2008 · as Charlie Rosenberg
  • DealFilm · 2008 · as Charlie Adler
  • Good DickFilm · 2008 · as Charlie
  • Local ColorFilm · 2008 · as Yammi
  • The Golden BoysFilm · 2008 · as John Bartlett
  • iMurdersFilm · 2008 · as Dr. Seamus St. Martin
  • Kinky KillersFilm · 2007 · as Alexander Hathaway
  • DescansosFilm · 2006 · as Inkeeper #2
  • DesperationFilm · 2006 · as Tom Billingsley
  • Forget About ItFilm · 2006 · as Eddie O'Brien
  • Jesus, Mary and JoeyFilm · 2006 · as Teddy
  • Miracle Dogs TooFilm · 2006 · as Captain Pete Weaver
  • The Making of 'Dog Day Afternoon'Film · 2006 · as Self
  • Unbeatable HaroldFilm · 2006 · as Harold's Father
  • Dirty DeedsFilm · 2005 · as Victor Rasdale
  • River's EndFilm · 2005 · as Murray Blythe
  • The Art of 'The Sting'Film · 2005 · as Self
  • The L.A. Riot SpectacularFilm · 2005 · as The Lawyer
  • A Boyfriend for ChristmasFilm · 2004 · as Santa Claus
  • A Very Married ChristmasFilm · 2004 · as Ozzy Larson
  • Death and TexasFilm · 2004 · as Marshall Ledger
  • Rescue MeTV · 2004 · as Michael Gavin · 30 episodes
  • The AutopsyFilm · 2004 · as Self
  • The Drum Beats TwiceFilm · 2004 · as Satan
  • Broadway: The Golden Age, by the Legends Who Were ThereFilm · 2003 · as Self
  • Dead CanariesFilm · 2003 · Acting
  • NCISTV · 2003 · as Ernie Yost · 1 episode
  • EverwoodTV · 2002 · as Eugene Brown · 2 episodes
  • First MondayTV · 2002 · as Henry Hoskins · 13 episodes
  • MonkTV · 2002 · as Hank Johansen · 1 episode
  • Mother GhostFilm · 2002 · as George
  • Mr. St. NickFilm · 2002 · as Nicholas XX
  • Turn of FaithFilm · 2002 · as Philly Russo
  • Bleacher BumsFilm · 2001 · as Scorekeeper
  • Citizen BainesTV · 2001 · Acting · 1 episode
  • Dinner for FiveTV · 2001 · Acting · 1 episode
  • L.A.P.D.: To Protect And To ServeFilm · 2001 · as Stuart Steele
  • The JudgeFilm · 2001 · as Judge Harlan Radovich
  • The JudgeTV · 2001 · as Judge Harlan Radovich · 2 episodes
  • A Constant ForgeFilm · 2000 · as Self
  • LakeboatFilm · 2000 · as Skippy
  • Never Look BackFilm · 2000 · as Reverend Hale
  • O Brother, Where Art Thou?Film · 2000 · as Pappy O'Daniel
  • State and MainFilm · 2000 · as Mayor George Bailey
  • The Last ProducerFilm · 2000 · as Syd Wolf
  • Very Mean MenFilm · 2000 · as Paddy Mulroney
  • Family GuyTV · 1999 · as Francis Griffin (voice) · 5 episodes
  • Hard Time: Hostage HotelFilm · 1999 · as Det. Charlie Duffy
  • Hard Time: The PremonitionFilm · 1999 · as Det. Charlie Duffy
  • JusticeFilm · 1999 · as Moe Ryan
  • Now and AgainTV · 1999 · as Narrator (voice; uncredited) · 2 episodes
  • A Chance of SnowFilm · 1998 · as Earl Pulmer
  • Amazing Stories: The Movie IIIFilm · 1998 · as Assistant to the Boss
  • Hard TimeFilm · 1998 · as Det. Charlie Duffy
  • Hi-LifeFilm · 1998 · as Fatty
  • Jerry and TomFilm · 1998 · as Vic
  • ShelterFilm · 1998 · as Capt. Robert Landis
  • OrleansTV · 1997 · as Frank Vitelli · 8 episodes
  • The PracticeTV · 1997 · as Stephen Donnell · 2 episodes
  • The Secret Life of AlgernonFilm · 1997 · as Norbie Hess
  • Arli$$TV · 1996 · as W.S. Walcott · 1 episode
  • Early EditionTV · 1996 · as Judge Steven Romick · 2 episodes
  • Everybody Loves RaymondTV · 1996 · as Father Hubley · 6 episodes
  • Jack Lemmon: America's EverymanFilm · 1996 · as Self
  • Mrs. Santa ClausFilm · 1996 · as Santa Claus
  • One Fine DayFilm · 1996 · as Lew, Jack's boss
  • ReconFilm · 1996 · as Chief
  • Sesame Street: Elmo Saves ChristmasFilm · 1996 · as Santa Claus
  • Spy HardFilm · 1996 · as The Director
  • The Grass HarpFilm · 1996 · as Reverend Buster
  • The Land Before Time IV: Journey Through the MistsFilm · 1996 · as Archie (voice)
  • A Woman of Independent MeansTV · 1995 · as Andrew Alcott · 3 episodes
  • CybillTV · 1995 · as A.J. Sheridan · 1 episode
  • Home for the HolidaysFilm · 1995 · as Henry Larson
  • The Last SupperFilm · 1995 · as Reverend Gerald Hutchens
  • I.Q.Film · 1994 · as Louis Bamberger
  • RoommatesFilm · 1994 · as Barney
  • The American RevolutionTV · 1994 · as Benjamin Franklin · 6 episodes
  • The Hudsucker ProxyFilm · 1994 · as Waring Hudsucker
  • The World of Jim HensonFilm · 1994 · as Doc Hopper (archive footage)
  • Touched by an AngelTV · 1994 · as Father Thomas Madden · 1 episode
  • Homicide: Life on the StreetTV · 1993 · as Thomas Finnegan · 1 episode
  • The Music of ChanceFilm · 1993 · as Bill Flower
  • When a Stranger Calls BackFilm · 1993 · as John Clifford
  • Tales from HollywoodFilm · 1992 · as Charles F. Money
  • The Water EngineFilm · 1992 · as Tour Guide
  • PerformanceTV · 1991 · as Charles F. Money · 1 episode
  • The Return of Eliot NessFilm · 1991 · as Roger Finn
  • The Story LadyFilm · 1991 · as Judge (uncredited)
  • V.I. WarshawskiFilm · 1991 · as Det. Lt. Bobby Mallory
  • Dick TracyFilm · 1990 · as Chief Brandon
  • Evening ShadeTV · 1990 · as Harlan Elldridge · 100 episodes
  • Project AlienFilm · 1990 · as Colonel Clancy
  • Steve McQueen: Man on the EdgeFilm · 1990 · as Self (archive footage)
  • The Kennedys of MassachusettsTV · 1990 · as John F. Fitzgerald · 3 episodes
  • The Muppets Celebrate Jim HensonFilm · 1990 · as Self
  • Brenda StarrFilm · 1989 · as Editor Francis I. Livright
  • Cat ChaserFilm · 1989 · as Jiggs Scully
  • Dinner at EightFilm · 1989 · as Dan Packard
  • EtoileFilm · 1989 · as Uncle Joshua
  • It Nearly Wasn't ChristmasFilm · 1989 · as Santa
  • Prime TargetFilm · 1989 · as Earl Mulcahaney
  • The Butter Battle BookFilm · 1989 · as Grandfather (voice)
  • A Tiger's TaleFilm · 1988 · as Charlie Drumm
  • Case ClosedFilm · 1988 · as Les Kabowski
  • CopFilm · 1988 · as Dutch Peltz
  • Far NorthFilm · 1988 · as Bertrum
  • Unholy MatrimonyFilm · 1988 · as Reverend Samuel Corey
  • Happy New YearFilm · 1987 · as Charlie
  • I Would Be Called John: Pope John XXIIIFilm · 1987 · as Pope John XXIII
  • The Gambler: The Legend ContinuesFilm · 1987 · as Senator Henry Colton
  • The Man Who Broke 1,000 ChainsFilm · 1987 · as Warden Hardy
  • The Rosary MurdersFilm · 1987 · as Father Ted Nabors
  • Big TroubleFilm · 1986 · as O'Mara
  • SolarbabiesFilm · 1986 · as The Warden
  • Tough GuysFilm · 1986 · as Deke Yablonski
  • Where the River Runs BlackFilm · 1986 · as Father O'Reilly
  • Amazing StoriesTV · 1985 · as Assistant to the Boss · 1 episode
  • Death of a SalesmanFilm · 1985 · as Charley
  • Eye to EyeTV · 1985 · Acting · 6 episodes
  • Night of 100 Stars IIFilm · 1985 · as Self
  • Stand AloneFilm · 1985 · as Louis Thibadeau
  • StickFilm · 1985 · as Chucky
  • Tall Tales & LegendsTV · 1985 · as Uncle Doffue · 1 episode
  • The Comedy FactoryTV · 1985 · as Harry Deegan · 1 episode
  • The Legend of Sleepy HollowFilm · 1985 · as Uncle Doffue
  • The Man with One Red ShoeFilm · 1985 · as Ross
  • Mass AppealFilm · 1984 · as Monsignor Thomas Burke
  • Mister RobertsFilm · 1984 · as The Captain
  • P.O.P.Film · 1984 · as P. Oliver Pendergast
  • Hadley's RebellionFilm · 1983 · as Sam Crawford
  • ScarfaceFilm · 1983 · as Immigration Officer (voice) (uncredited)
  • To Be or Not to BeFilm · 1983 · as Col. Erhardt
  • Two of a KindFilm · 1983 · as Charlie
  • American PlayhouseTV · 1982 · as Retired Man · 1 episode
  • The Best Little Special In TexasFilm · 1982 · Acting
  • The Best Little Whorehouse in TexasFilm · 1982 · as Governor of Texas
  • The Man Who Married a French Wife and Other StoriesFilm · 1982 · as McMahon
  • TootsieFilm · 1982 · as Les Nichols
  • WorkingFilm · 1982 · as Retired Man
  • Casey StengelFilm · 1981 · as Casey Stengel
  • Crisis at Central HighFilm · 1981 · as Jess Matthews
  • Dark Night of the ScarecrowFilm · 1981 · as Otis P. Hazelrigg
  • Sharky's MachineFilm · 1981 · as Lt. Friscoe
  • The Best Little Girl in the WorldFilm · 1981 · as Frank Powell
  • The Girls in Their Summer Dresses and Other StoriesFilm · 1981 · as McMahon
  • True ConfessionsFilm · 1981 · as Jack Amsterdam
  • A Perfect MatchFilm · 1980 · as Bill Larson
  • AtticaFilm · 1980 · as Commissioner Russell Oswald
  • Die LaughingFilm · 1980 · as Arnold
  • The Final CountdownFilm · 1980 · as Senator Samuel Chapman
  • North Dallas FortyFilm · 1979 · as Coach Johnson
  • Starting OverFilm · 1979 · as Michael "Mickey" Potter
  • Studs LoniganTV · 1979 · as Paddy Lonigan · 3 episodes
  • The Muppet MovieFilm · 1979 · as Doc Hopper
  • The Muppets Go HollywoodFilm · 1979 · as Self (uncredited)
  • TiltFilm · 1979 · as Harold 'The Whale' Remmens
  • When a Stranger CallsFilm · 1979 · as John Clifford
  • An Enemy of the PeopleFilm · 1978 · as Peter Stockmann
  • Special OlympicsFilm · 1978 · as Carl Gallitzin
  • The FuryFilm · 1978 · as Dr. Jim McKeever
  • The Greek TycoonFilm · 1978 · as Michael Russell
  • The ChoirboysFilm · 1977 · as Spermwhale Whalen
  • Twilight's Last GleamingFilm · 1977 · as President David T. Stevens
  • Captains and the KingsTV · 1976 · as Ed Healey · 8 episodes
  • Harry and Walter Go to New YorkFilm · 1976 · as Rufus T. Crisp
  • BarettaTV · 1975 · Acting · 1 episode
  • Breakheart PassFilm · 1975 · as Frank O'Brien
  • Dog Day AfternoonFilm · 1975 · as Moretti
  • Queen of the Stardust BallroomFilm · 1975 · as Al Green
  • SwitchFilm · 1975 · as Lt. Phil Beckman
  • The Cop and the KidTV · 1975 · as Officer Frank Murphy · 13 episodes
  • The HindenburgFilm · 1975 · as Captain Pruss
  • The RivalryFilm · 1975 · as Stephen Douglas
  • The Trial of Chaplain JensenFilm · 1975 · as Budd Rogers
  • Dinah!TV · 1974 · as Self · 1 episode
  • PlayhouseTV · 1974 · as McMahon · 1 episode
  • The Front PageFilm · 1974 · as Murphy
  • Rx for the DefenseFilm · 1973 · as District Attorney Horn
  • SistersFilm · 1973 · as Joseph Larch
  • The American Film Institute Salute to ...TV · 1973 · as Self · 1 episode
  • The ConnectionFilm · 1973 · as Frank Devlin
  • The StingFilm · 1973 · as Lt. Wm. Snyder
  • Deadhead MilesFilm · 1972 · as Truck Driver in Cafe
  • Dealing: Or the Berkeley-to-Boston Forty-Brick Lost-Bag BluesFilm · 1972 · as Murphy
  • Doomsday VoyageFilm · 1972 · as Jason's First Mate
  • Look Homeward, AngelFilm · 1972 · as Will Pentland
  • All in the FamilyTV · 1971 · as Detective · 1 episode
  • CannonTV · 1971 · Acting · 1 episode
  • Great PerformancesTV · 1971 · as McMahon · 1 episode
  • The Pursuit of HappinessFilm · 1971 · as 2nd Guard
  • Hi, Mom!Film · 1970 · as Superintendent
  • I Walk the LineFilm · 1970 · as Wylie Hunnicutt
  • Sticky My Fingers ... Fleet My FeetFilm · 1970 · as Football Player
  • Hawaii Five-OTV · 1969 · as Havens · 1 episode
  • StilettoFilm · 1969 · as Cop (uncredited)
  • The High ChaparralTV · 1967 · as Hewitt · 1 episode
  • Harvey Middleman, FiremanFilm · 1965 · as Dooley
  • Another WorldTV · 1964 · Acting · 1547 episodes
  • The Password Is CourageFilm · 1962 · as American Solider (uncredited)
  • The DefendersTV · 1961 · as Juror #11 · 1 episode
  • Hallmark Hall of FameTV · 1951 · as Stephen Douglas · 1 episode

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