Larry Parks
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Also Known As
Lawrence Klausman Parks
Birth Place
Olathe, Kansas, USA
Born
December 13, 1914
Died
April 13, 1975
Cause of Death
Heart Attack
Biography
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Fringe player in numerous B productions of the 1940s who came to prominence as the lead in "The Al Jolson Story" (1946). Parks' career was curtailed when he admitted his past Communist affiliations to the House Committee on Un-American Activities. Married to actress Betty Garrett from 1944....
Filmography
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AC/DC
(1969)
Freud
(1962)
Dr. Joseph Breuer
Cross-Up
(1958)
John Desmond
Love Is Better Than Ever
(1952)
Jud Parker
Emergency Wedding
(1950)
Peter Judson Kirk, Jr.
Jolson Sings Again
(1950)
Al Jolson
Family & Companions
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Betty Garrett
Wife
Actor. Married from September 8, 1944 until his death; mother of Parks's two sons.
Biography
Fringe player in numerous B productions of the 1940s who came to prominence as the lead in "The Al Jolson Story" (1946). Parks' career was curtailed when he admitted his past Communist affiliations to the House Committee on Un-American Activities. Married to actress Betty Garrett from 1944.
Filmography
Cast (Feature Film)
AC/DC
(1969)
Freud
(1962)
Dr. Joseph Breuer
Cross-Up
(1958)
John Desmond
Love Is Better Than Ever
(1952)
Jud Parker
Emergency Wedding
(1950)
Peter Judson Kirk, Jr.
Jolson Sings Again
(1950)
Al Jolson
The Gallant Blade
(1948)
Lt. David Picard
Down to Earth
(1947)
Danny Miller
The Swordsman
(1947)
Alexander MacArden, also known as Donald Fraser
The Jolson Story
(1947)
Al Jolson [assumed name of Asa Yoelson]
Her Husband's Affairs
(1947)
Himself
Renegades
(1946)
Ben Taylor, alias of Ben Dembrow
Counter-Attack
(1945)
Kirichenko
She's a Sweetheart
(1944)
Rocky Hill
Stars on Parade
(1944)
Danny Davis
Hey, Rookie
(1944)
Jim Lighter
Sergeant Mike
(1944)
Pvt. Tom Allen
The Black Parachute
(1944)
Michael Kaligor Lindley
The Racket Man
(1944)
Larry Lake
First Comes Courage
(1943)
Reveille with Beverly
(1943)
Eddie Ross
Power of the Press
(1943)
Jerry Purvis
Deerslayer
(1943)
Jingo-Good
Is Everybody Happy?
(1943)
Jerry
Redhead from Manhattan
(1943)
Flirt
Destroyer
(1943)
Ensign Johnson
Blondie Goes to College
(1942)
Rusty Bryant
Submarine Raider
(1942)
Sparksie
Alias Boston Blackie
(1942)
Joe Trilby
Flight Lieutenant
(1942)
Sandy Roth
You Were Never Lovelier
(1942)
Tony
A Man's World
(1942)
[Charles] Chick O'Driscoll
Hello Annapolis
(1942)
Paul Herbert
The Boogie Man Will Get You
(1942)
Bill Layden
Canal Zone
(1942)
Kincaid
Atlantic Convoy
(1942)
Gregory
They All Kissed the Bride
(1942)
Joe Krim
North of the Rockies
(1942)
Jim Bailey
You Belong to Me
(1941)
Blemish
Harvard, Here I Come
(1941)
Eddie Spellman
Harmon of Michigan
(1941)
Harvey
Sing for Your Supper
(1941)
Mickey
Mystery Ship
(1941)
Tommy Baker
Three Girls About Town
(1941)
Reporter
Music (Feature Film)
Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy
(2004)
Song
Simon Birch
(1998)
Song
9 1/2 Weeks
(1986)
Song
Sound (Feature Film)
Hot Line
(1970)
Sound
A Bride for Brenda
(1969)
Sound
Hot Kiss
(1969)
Sound
Music (TV Mini-Series)
The Brave Little Toaster Goes to Mars
(1999)
Song
Life Events
1941
Feature acting debut "Mystery Ship"
1946
Became famous for playing Al Jolson in "The Jolson Story"
1962
Last feature appearance as Dr. Joseph Breuer in John Huston's "Freud"
Photo Collections
1 Photo
The Jolson Story - Movie Poster
The Jolson Story - Movie Poster
Videos
Movie Clip
Trailer
Family
Andrew Parks
Son
Actor.
Garrett Parks
Son
Composer.
Companions
Betty Garrett
Wife
Actor. Married from September 8, 1944 until his death; mother of Parks's two sons.