Keefe Brasselle
American actor, producer (1923-1981) · United States · On the map · Actors · Died at 58
Keefe Brasselle was an American film actor, television actor/producer, recording artist, nightclub entertainer, and author. He is best remembered for the starring role in The Eddie Cantor Story (1953).
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1981Died7 July 19811975
If You Don't Stop It...You'll Go Blind!!!Film, Director1972
Black GunnFilm, Winman1968
Adam-12Series, George Baker1964
The Baileys of BalboaSeries, Producer
The Cara Williams ShowSeries, 1964Creator1958Death Over My ShoulderFilm, Jack Regan1957
West of SuezFilm, Director1956
Battle StationsFilm, Chris Jordan1955
Bring Your Smile AlongFilm, Martin 'Marty' Adams1954
Three Young TexansFilm, Tony Ballew1953
The United States Steel HourSeries1952
Skirts Ahoy!Film, Dick Hallson1951
A Place in the SunFilm, Earl Eastman1950
Dial 1119Film, Skip1949
Not WantedFilm, Drew Baxter1947
HeartachesFilm, Gus - Prop Boy (uncredited)1945
River GangFilm, Johnny1942
USS VD: Ship of ShameFilm, Chicken (uncredited)1923Born7 February 1923
If You Don't Stop It...You'll Go Blind!!!Film, Director1972Black GunnFilm, Winman1968Adam-12Series, George Baker1964The Baileys of BalboaSeries, ProducerThe Cara Williams ShowSeries, 1964Creator1958Death Over My ShoulderFilm, Jack Regan1957West of SuezFilm, Director1956Battle StationsFilm, Chris Jordan1955Bring Your Smile AlongFilm, Martin 'Marty' Adams1954Three Young TexansFilm, Tony Ballew1953The United States Steel HourSeries1952Skirts Ahoy!Film, Dick Hallson1951A Place in the SunFilm, Earl Eastman1950Dial 1119Film, Skip1949Not WantedFilm, Drew Baxter1947HeartachesFilm, Gus - Prop Boy (uncredited)1945River GangFilm, Johnny1942USS VD: Ship of ShameFilm, Chicken (uncredited)1923Born7 February 1923People around Keefe
Close ties
Ida Lupino Directed Not Wanted and Never Fear
Anthony Mann Directed T-Men and Railroaded!
Richard Thorpe Directed The Unknown Man and It's a Big Country
Don Weis Directed It's a Big Country and Bannerline- Arthur Crabtree Directed West of Suez and Death Over My Shoulder
- Collier Young Produced Never Fear and Mad at the World
John Alvin Also in The Babe Ruth Story, Janie and Dial 1119
Bess Flowers Also in A Place in the Sun (1952)
Sally Forrest Also in Not Wanted, Never Fear and Bannerline
Blake Edwards Directed Bring Your Smile Along (1955)
George Stevens Directed A Place in the Sun (1952)
Ann Harding Also in Janie and The Unknown Man
John Ireland Also in Railroaded! and Repeat Performance
Leon Ames Also in It's a Big Country and Dial 1119
William Bendix Also in The Babe Ruth Story and Battle Stations
Elmer Clifton Directed Not Wanted (1949)
Jane Randolph Also in T-Men and Railroaded!
Virginia Field Also in Repeat Performance and Dial 1119
Roy Del Ruth Directed The Babe Ruth Story (1948)
Sidney Skolsky Produced The Eddie Cantor Story (1953)
Herbert Heyes Also in T-Men and A Place in the Sun
Mari Blanchard Also in Bannerline and The Unknown Man
Robert Foulk Also in Dial 1119 and The Unknown Man- Isobel Lennart Wrote It's a Big Country and Skirts Ahoy!
Filmography 23
29 credits on file
Television 4
About this person
He is also known for his brief tenure as a CBS Television executive in the early 1960s, and for his presence on both sides of the camera in the 1975 comedy feature If You Don't Stop It... You'll Go Blind.
Country
United States
Category
Actors
Type
Actor
Status
Deceased
Dates
Lived 1923 to 1981 · aged 58
