J. Kenneth Campbell: Biografía, Filmografía y actores con los que más ha trabajado

Trabajo principal: Interpretación

Edad: 77 años

Lugar de nacimiento: Flushing, New York, USA

Fecha de nacimiento: 22 de julio de 1947

Películas destacadas de J. Kenneth Campbell

J. Kenneth Campbell interpreta a Peterson, FBI en De ladrón a policía — De ladrón a policía
*Peterson, FBI*

J. Kenneth Campbell interpreta a Nathan Rogers en Adivina quién — Adivina quién
*Nathan Rogers*

J. Kenneth Campbell interpreta a Doctor #1 en Mars Attacks! — Mars Attacks!
*Doctor #1*

J. Kenneth Campbell interpreta a DeMarco en Abyss — Abyss
*DeMarco*

J. Kenneth Campbell interpreta a Ed Coonts en Daño colateral — Daño colateral
*Ed Coonts*

J. Kenneth Campbell interpreta a Ross en ¡Alto! o mi madre dispara — ¡Alto! o mi madre dispara
*Ross*

J. Kenneth Campbell interpreta a Anthony en Bulworth — Bulworth
*Anthony*

J. Kenneth Campbell interpreta a Mr. MacDonald en Juerga de solteros — Juerga de solteros
*Mr. MacDonald*

J. Kenneth Campbell interpreta a Lieutenant Freebery en Un hombre inocente — Un hombre inocente
*Lieutenant Freebery*

Biografía de J. Kenneth Campbell

J. Kenneth Campbell's acting career has taken him from Broadway to feature films and television. His many films include Bulworth, Ulee's Gold, Guess Who?, Mars Attacks and The Abyss. He recently completed filming director Kevin Willmott's upcoming feature The Only Good Indian, in which Campbell plays a lead role, alongside Wes Studi (Avatar, Last of the Mohicans). On television, Campbell has appeared in Commander in Chief, Frasier, Charmed, Melrose Place, Ally McBeal, Picket Fences, Matlock, L.A. Law and many other series. Campbell was born in Flushing, New York, in 1947 the second of seven children. He was raised on Long Island and graduated from Cheshire Academy in Connecticut. It was at The University of Arizona where he discovered his calling. Forsaking the "security" of a college degree, he entered "The Neighborhood Playhouse School of the Theater" to study acting with Sanford Miesner. Non-academic acting students in 1967 became automatically eligible for the Selective Service and in the middle of his second year at the Playhouse, Campbell was drafted into the U.S. Army. He retaliated, by joining the Marines. He was wounded in action, and after months of recuperation, he returned to The Playhouse and finished the program. Campbell has worked, on stage, in film and on television ever since.