Charles Durning
Charles Durning
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 for both The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas (1982) and To Be or Not to Be (1983). Description above from the Wikipedia article Charles Durning, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.
Known For
Personal Info
Known For
Acting
Known Credits
210
Gender
Male
Birthday
1923-02-28 (102 years old)
Place of Birth
Highland Falls, New York, USA
Acting

2018

LA DA Story as Self (archive footage)

2013

Scavenger Killers as Dylan Frier

2011

Naked Run as Congressman Davenport

2010

An Affirmative Act as Man in the White Suit

2009

Amazing Racer as Floyd

2009

Break as The Wise Man

2008

iMurders as Dr. Seamus St. Martin

2008

A Bunch of Amateurs as Charlie Rosenberg

2008

Good Dick as Charlie

2008

The Golden Boys as John Bartlett

2008

Deal as Charlie Adler

2006

Jesus, Mary and Joey as Teddy

2006

Unbeatable Harold as Harold's Father

2006

Miracle Dogs Too as Captain Pete Weaver

2006

Forget About It as Eddie O'Brien

2005

Dirty Deeds as Victor Rasdale

2005

The L.A. Riot Spectacular as The Lawyer

2005

River's End as Murray Blythe

2004

Rescue Me as Michael Gavin

2004

Rescue Me as Tommy's Dad

2004

Death and Texas as Marshall Ledger

2004

A Boyfriend for Christmas as Santa Claus

2004

A Very Married Christmas as Ozzy Larson

2004

The Drum Beats Twice as Satan

2003

NCIS as Ernie Yost

2002

Monk as Hank Johansen

2002

Everwood as Eugene Brown

2002

First Monday as Justice Henry Hoskins

2002

Mr. St. Nick as Nicholas XX

2002

Mother Ghost as George

2001

Dinner for Five as Not available

2001

L.A.P.D.: To Protect And To Serve as Stuart Steele

2001

Bleacher Bums as Scorekeeper

2001

The Judge as Judge Harlan Radovich

2000

State and Main as Mayor George Bailey

2000

O Brother, Where Art Thou? as Pappy O'Daniel

2000

The Last Producer as Syd Wolf

2000

Very Mean Men as Paddy Mulroney

2000

Lakeboat as Skippy

2000

Never Look Back as Reverend Hale

2000

A Constant Forge as Self

1999

Family Guy as Francis Griffin (voice)

1999

Now and Again as Narrator (voice; uncredited)

1999

Hard Time: Hostage Hotel as Det. Charlie Duffy

1999

Justice as Moe Ryan

1999

Hard Time: The Premonition as Det. Charlie Duffy

1998

Hi-Life as Fatty

1998

Hard Time as Det. Charlie Duffy

1998

A Chance of Snow as Earl Pulmer

1998

Shelter as Capt. Robert Landis

1997

The Practice as Stephen Donnell

1996

Everybody Loves Raymond as Father Hubley

1996

Early Edition as Not available

1996

One Fine Day as Lew, Jack's boss

1996

The Grass Harp as Reverend Buster

1996

Mrs. Santa Claus as Santa Claus

1996

Spy Hard as The Director

1995

Cybill as Not available

1995

Home for the Holidays as Henry Larson

1995

A Woman of Independent Means as Andrew Alcott

1994

Touched by an Angel as Father Thomas Madden

1994

The World of Jim Henson as Doc Hopper (archive footage)

1994

Charlie Sheen's Stunts Spectacular as Self (archive footage)

1994

The Hudsucker Proxy as Waring Hudsucker

1993

Homicide: Life on the Street as Not available

1993

When a Stranger Calls Back as John Clifford

1993

The Music of Chance as Bill Flower

1992

The Water Engine as Tour Guide

1992

Tales from Hollywood as Charles F. Money

1991

Performance as Charles F. Money

1991

V.I. Warshawski as Det. Lt. Bobby Mallory

1991

The Story Lady as Judge (uncredited)

1991

The Return of Eliot Ness as Roger Finn

1990

Dick Tracy as Chief Brandon

1990

Evening Shade as Harlan Elldridge

1990

Steve McQueen: Man on the Edge as Self (archive footage)

1989

Etoile as Uncle Joshua

1989

Brenda Starr as Editor Francis I. Livright

1989

Prime Target as Earl Mulcahaney

1989

Dinner at Eight as Dan Packard

1989

Cat Chaser as Jiggs Scully

1988

Cop as Dutch Peltz

1988

A Tiger's Tale as Charlie Drumm

1988

Far North as Bertrum

1988

Unholy Matrimony as Reverend Samuel Corey

1987

The Gambler, Part III: The Legend Continues as Senator Henry Colton

1987

The Rosary Murders as Father Ted Nabors

1987

The Man Who Broke 1,000 Chains as Warden Hardy

1987

Happy New Year as Charlie

1986

Solarbabies as The Warden

1986

Big Trouble as O'Mara

1986

Where the River Runs Black as Father O'Reilly

1985

Amazing Stories as Assistant to the Boss

1985

Amazing Stories as Earl

1985

Tall Tales & Legends as Uncle Doffue

1985

The Legend of Sleepy Hollow as Uncle Doffue

1985

The Comedy Factory as Harry Deegan

1985

Stick as Chucky

1985

Stand Alone as Louis Thibadeau

1985

Eye to Eye as Not available

1984

Mass Appeal as Monsignor Thomas Burke

1984

Mister Roberts as The Captain

1983

Scarface as Immigration Officer (voice) (uncredited)

1983

To Be or Not to Be as Col. Erhardt

1983

Two of a Kind as Charlie

1982

Tootsie as Les Nichols

1982

Working as Retired Man

1981

Dark Night of the Scarecrow as Otis P. Hazelrigg

1981

True Confessions as Jack Amsterdam

1981

Crisis at Central High as Jess Matthews

1980

The Final Countdown as Senator Samuel Chapman

1980

Die Laughing as Arnold

1980

Attica as Commissioner Russell Oswald

1980

A Perfect Match as Bill Larson

1979

Starting Over as Michael "Mickey" Potter

1979

When a Stranger Calls as John Clifford

1979

North Dallas Forty as Coach Johnson

1979

The Muppet Movie as Doc Hopper

1979

Tilt as Harold 'The Whale' Remmens

1978

The Greek Tycoon as Michael Russell

1978

An Enemy of the People as Peter Stockmann

1977

The Choirboys as Spermwhale Whalen

1977

Twilight's Last Gleaming as President David T. Stevens

1976

Captains and the Kings as Ed Healey

1975

Baretta as Not available

1975

Dog Day Afternoon as Moretti

1975

The Hindenburg as Captain Pruss

1975

Breakheart Pass as Frank O'Brien

1975

The Cop and the Kid as Not available

1975

Switch [Pilot] as Lt. Phil Beckman

1974

Dinah! as Self

1974

The Front Page as Murphy

1973

The Sting as Lt. Wm. Snyder

1972

Deadhead Miles as Truck Driver in Cafe

1972

Look Homeward, Angel as Will Pentland

1971

Great Performances as McMahon

1971

All in the Family as Detective

1971

Cannon as Not available

1971

The Pursuit of Happiness as 2nd Guard

1970

Hi, Mom! as Superintendent

1970

I Walk the Line as Wylie Hunnicutt

1969

Stiletto as Cop (uncredited)

1968

Hawaii Five-O as Havens

1967

The High Chaparral as Hewitt

1964

Another World as Not available

1961

The Defenders as Juror #11

1951

Hallmark Hall of Fame as Stephen Douglas

NaN

Amazing Stories: The Movie III as (archive footage)

2015

Bleeding Hearts as Santa Claus

2012

Rogue Assassin as Not available

2011

The Great Fight as Judge Frier

2011

The Life Zone as James Wise

2010

The Waiter as Frank 'The Handler' Maro

2010

Three Chris's as Kris Kringle

2008

Local Color as Yammi

2007

Kinky Killers as Alexander Hathaway

2006

Desperation as Tom Billingsley

2006

Descansos as Inkeeper #2

2004

The Autopsy as Self

2002

Turn of Faith as Philly Russo

2001

Citizen Baines as Not available

2001

The Judge as Judge Harlan Radovich

1998

Jerry and Tom as Vic

1997

The Secret Life of Algernon as Norbie Hess

1997

Orleans as Frank Vitelli

1995

The Last Supper as Reverend Gerald Hutchens

1994

Roommates as Barney

1994

The American Revolution as Benjamin Franklin

1994

I.Q. as Louis Bamberger

1990

The Kennedys of Massachusetts as John F. Fitzgerald

1990

Project Alien as Colonel Clancy

1989

The Butter Battle Book as Grandfather (voice)

1988

Case Closed as Les Kabowski

1986

Tough Guys as Deke Yablonski

1985

Death of a Salesman as Charley

1984

P.O.P. as P. Oliver Pendergast

1983

Hadley's Rebellion as Sam Crawford

1982

The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas as Governor of Texas

1981

Casey Stengel as Casey Stengel

1981

Sharky's Machine as Lt. Friscoe

1979

Studs Lonigan as Paddy Lonigan

1978

Special Olympics as Carl Gallitzin

1978

The Fury as Dr. Jim McKeever

1976

Harry and Walter Go to New York as Rufus T. Crisp

1975

The Trial of Chaplain Jensen as Budd Rogers

1973

The Connection as Frank Devlin

1973

Sisters as Joseph Larch

1972

Doomsday Voyage as Jason's First Mate

1970

Sticky My Fingers ... Fleet My Feet as Football Player

1962

The Password Is Courage as American Solider (uncredited)

1951

Hallmark Hall of Fame as Casey Stengel