Larry Pine
Date of Birth: March 03, 1945 (81)
Birth Place: Tucson, AZ, USA
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BIO
Larry Pine is a veteran actor with a career spanning over four decades. He has appeared in numerous Broadway productions, films, and television shows, showcasing his versatility and range as an actor.
Pine began his career in the theater, performing in off-Broadway productions before making his Broadway debut in 1976 in the play "Equus." He went on to appear in several other Broadway productions, including "The Seagull," "The Royal Family," and "The Designated Mourner." He also worked with prestigious theater companies such as The Public Theater and Lincoln Center Theater.
In addition to his stage work, Pine has also made a name for himself in film and television. He has appeared in over 50 films, including "The Grand Budapest Hotel," "Moonrise Kingdom," and "The Royal Tenenbaums." He has also had recurring roles on several television shows, including "Ozark," "House of Cards," and "The Blacklist."
Despite his success in film and television, Pine has always maintained his love for the theater. In an interview with BroadwayWorld, he said, "I think theater is the most important art form. It's where everything begins, where we learn how to tell stories, how to communicate with each other. It's where we learn empathy and compassion."
Pine's dedication to the theater has not gone unnoticed. He has received several awards and nominations for his stage work, including a Drama Desk Award nomination for his performance in "The Designated Mourner" and an Obie Award for his performance in "The Hothouse."
In recent years, Pine has continued to work both on stage and on screen. He appeared in the Broadway production of "Casa Valentina" in 2014 and in the off-Broadway production of "The Gentleman Caller" in 2018. He also had a recurring role on the Amazon series "The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel" and appeared in the film "The Irishman" in 2019.
Despite his impressive resume, Pine remains humble and dedicated to his craft. In an interview with The New York Times, he said, "I'm not a star. I'm a working actor. I'm just grateful for the opportunities I've had."
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Connection
Movies
[ 1982 ] Dr. Harry Merton
[ 1982 ] Interrogator
[ 1982 ] Movie Director
[ 1982 ] The Professor
[ 1987 ] Bkin
[ 1987 ] Dave Hechtor
[ 1989 ] Canning
[ 1994 ] Dr. Astrov
[ 1995 ] Guy Gilardi
[ 1996 ] Caller #33 - Wall Street
[ 1996 ] Dr. Tom McAnally
[ 1996 ] William
[ 1997 ] Ben Vesey
[ 1997 ] Dave Gorman
[ 1997 ] Ramsey Glover
[ 1997 ] Street Comic
[ 1998 ] Judge Hayfield
[ 1998 ] Lou
[ 1998 ] Philip Datloff
[ 1999 ] Edward Kinneson
[ 1999 ] Peter Haverford
[ 1999 ] Reverend Tom Paxton
[ 1999 ] Wendell Milson
[ 2000 ] Charles Bailey
[ 2001 ] Bayonet Melville
[ 2001 ] Director
[ 2001 ] Kenneth Michaels
[ 2001 ] Peter Bradley
[ 2002 ] Mr. Lefferts
[ 2002 ] Mr. Smith
[ 2003 ] Max
[ 2003 ] Mr. Wiley
[ 2003 ] The Legend
[ 2003 ] Tour Host Ken
[ 2004 ] Frank
[ 2004 ] Interviewer
[ 2004 ] Max
[ 2004 ] Tom Finch
[ 2005 ] Bandrowsky
[ 2006 ] Bob
[ 2006 ] Old Man Cole
[ 2008 ] Old Cowboy
[ 2008 ] Van Von-Vogelty
[ 2009 ] Bilko Johnson
[ 2009 ] Frank Daniels
[ 2009 ] Laugh Therapist
[ 2012 ] A.K. Lipson
[ 2012 ] Jon's Father
[ 2012 ] Jeffrey Greenberg
[ 2012 ] Mr. Billingsley
[ 2013 ] Dr. Herdal
[ 2013 ] Dr. Karl Menninger
[ 2014 ] Alex
[ 2014 ] Mr. Mosher
[ 2014 ] Narrator
[ 2016 ] Father Dewis
[ 2017 ] William
[ 2018 ] Frank Whalen
[ 2018 ] Jack Dorner
[ 2020 ] Chief Magistrate
[ 2020 ] Jeffrey Hoffman
[ 2021 ] President Roosevelt
[ 2022 ] Jacob #3
[ 2024 ] Jacob #3
TV Shows
Barry Shire, Max Jeffries
Simon McLane
Mayor Burke
Richard Halsted
Burton Delaney
Bob Birch
Dr. Jacob Weiss, Edward St. John
Roger Gordon, Roy Gordon
Arnie Zelman, Arnold Zelman
Sandy Furness
[ 2006-2024 ] Richard Kincaid
[ 2024 ] William Henry Seward
[ 2024-2025 ] Nathan Jordan
Awards and Nominations
winner
Larry Pine, A Public Reading of an Unproduced Screenplay about the Death of Walt Disney
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and Performance (Obie Awards) for A Public Reading of an Unproduced Screenplay about the Death of Walt Disney.
Larry Pine has received recognition throughout his Broadway career. He has been nominated for Tony Awards, which are the highest honors in American theater. His work on stage has earned him accolades from various theater organizations and publications. Pine has also received nominations and recognition from the Drama Desk Awards, which celebrate excellence in theater, off-Broadway, and off-off-Broadway productions. Additionally, Pine has been recognized by Outer Critics Circle Awards, which honor outstanding theater productions and performances both on and off-Broadway. His contributions to the performing arts have been acknowledged by multiple theater institutions and award-giving bodies throughout his extensive career in theater and television.