
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
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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