Kevin O'Morrison
Actor
Biography
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Kevin O'Morrison (25 May 1916, St. Louis, Missouri) is an American playwright and actor. He started his career working as an actor in theatre, radio, television, and film in the 1940s. He began writing plays in the 1960s, most of which have been performed Off-Broadway and in theatres throughout the United States, and two of which have been performed in Europe. He is a Creative Art Public Service (CAPS) Playwriting Fellow, a National Endowment for the Arts (NEA)Playwriting Fellow, Winner of the National Repertory Theatre's First Prize for Playwriting (for his play "A Party For Lovers),was awarded The Pinter Review Gold Medal for Drama (for his play "The Nighgatherers"), two of his plays were chosen to be staged at The O'Neil National Playwrights Conference ("The Morgan Yard" and "Ladyhouse Blues"), and when "The Morgan Yard" was chosen to open The Dublin Play Festival Siobhan McKenna won Irland's "Best Actress" Award in the lead role.
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Filmography
Funny Farm
as Sheriff Ledbetter 1988
The Friends of Eddie Coyle
as Bank manager 1973
The Set-Up
as Moore 1949
Too Late for Tears
as Policeman (uncredited) 1949
Never Fear
1950
The Threat
as Frank (uncredited) 1949
Saigon
as Air Force Lieutenant (uncredited) 1947
Dear Ruth
as Sgt. Chuck Vincent 1947