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These are some of the films that Larry has appeared in. When clips become available, they are added here. Make sure to allow Active X Content to view film clips below |
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A Western with a Twist Russell Hasenauer's latest creation with a twist. Watch for Larry as the newest incarnation of Hasenauer's William Cartwright.
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Bible Belt William |
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SIGNAL Fan Film Russell Hasenauer's tribute to the film, the SIGNAL. Larry plays the murderous father...or is he?
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SIGNAL the Father |
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Hasenauer at work: What the folks in the office might do to get ahead. Or, maybe not...
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The MOST Horrible Bosses Larry |
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Jason Lee Hess This talented CW Post Film Producer cast Larry as Commissioner John Faulkner in his superbly shot film.
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Deleted Comissioner Faulkner |
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Humor Humor marks some of Russell Hasenauer's films. Here, Larry plays the grumpy boss who gets his just desserts in Bobby Kruger's office day dream. |
American Daydream Mr. Miller |
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William Cartwright Cartwright takes many forms in Russell Hasenauer's films. This one has him as a senior Army sergeant on a sinister and deadly mission after an epidemic strikes the American northeast. Larry's daughter Julie and son-in-law, Michael Milillo have key roles in this film. |
the Epidemic Test Sgt. Cartwright |
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Jason Tisch, Director of 3K Films
Missing Jane, cast Larry as the tormented WWII German officer,
"Karl". Playing opposite Erica Highberg as his Nazi
gold-digger wife, Larry found historical background for his
character. The chemistry worked between the two and audience
members at the Pittsburgh premiere of the film found their
performances very believable. Larry received a
SMMASH Film
Festival 2005 nomination for Best Supporting Actor for his portrayal
of Karl. |
Missing Jane "Karl" |
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| Jonathan Barli's Should Heaven Fall was a student film, shot at and for the School of Visual Arts in New York City. Larry plays Vargas, a Police Detective who orchestrates the demise of a squad of rogue cops whose murderous tactics backfire on them. The long hours on the set were commensurate with the fine talent of the cast and crew with whom Larry was happy to work. |
Should Heaven Fall "Vargas" |
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| Inspired by Director Cinjeon Gau's nightmare, Value is the story of a clash between a divorced police officer and his teenage daughter. Maura Anderson plays Larry's daughter, Jane. Anderson studied video of real life suicides to prepare herself for her role in Value. |
VALUE "Jane's Father" |
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Russell Hasenauer Another great indie film maker, Russell has made great use of Larry both on and off the internet Film Fights world. This first incarnation of Larry's sinister characters marked the beginning of a series of films with Russell and some of his regular actors. |
DEAD END Irving Strauch
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Larry actually auditioned for the role of the
gangster in David Kaiserman and Kevin Keiser's
Chapter 23: The
Big Goodbye. But Larry had just gotten a crew-cut,
reminding the Directors of Spiderman's boss. So, Larry was
cast as "Craig", the pushy publisher of Allison Abrams' "Dorris
Mitchell". Law and Order's Evan Crook plays Private
Eye, Nick Denton...driving Larry's 1929 Model A in the film.
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Chapter 23: The Big Goodbye "Craig" |
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| Rubicon Productions', Secret Planes: Mysteries of History, exposes the secret and little known aircraft of the WWII German Luftwaffe. Larry appears twice as German Air Force officers in this made-for-cable series (recently announced as made for the internet...Aero Cinema |
Secret Planes: Mysteries of History "Luftwaffe Colonel" |
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From the mind of Chapter 23's Kevin Keiser came the character of
Vincent Ketchuptori for an entry in the recent Heinz Ketchup
commerical competition. Larry had a lot of fun playing another
film noir style character...this time a gangster haunting a young
couple having dinner. Check out the You Tube video of, The Man
with the Crimson Bottle. NEWS FLASH - Larry's working for Kevin Keiser again in a joint work with Kevin Sebastian! The GRID is an upcoming series pilot with Larry playing the evil General Keller. |
The Man with the Crimson Bottle "Vincent Ketchuptori" |
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| It's no secret that Larry likes critters. So, when Beth Garrigal asked him to help Multi-Media Darling make a Valentine's Day themed SPCA (Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals) commercial...Larry jumped at the chance. Unlike any role he's done so far, he literally jumped at the chance... |
SPCA Valentine's Day Pet Compatibility Commercial "Jogger" |
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Larry's latest (and one of his shortest) videos was to help out
InfoAge with applying for a Block Grant to help repair the historic
facility in Wall, New Jersey. Beth Garrigal worked her magic
again and, well...see for yourself. NEWS FLASH - This video succeeded in winning a $98,000 grant for InfoAge! |
InfoAge Block Grant Video Host/Narrator
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March 2009 In a departure from the norm, Larry performed in a dramatic reading of the Letters of Ethel and Julius Rosenberg with his fiancé, Susan Marco. A 70 minute performance as Asbury Park's, "Plan B" restaurant, Larry portrayed another complex character from history. |
the Letters of Ethel & Julius Rosenberg Julius
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Chris Black Chris Black is one of the most talented young film makers in American (because I say so, says Larry). While working on the set of a promo piece for a proposed series idea, Chris Black put together this unnamed video with a humorous twist. |
Then or Now? German General
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THE GRID is an epic new action/drama about the journey of government operative Nathan Stone. In 2021, a hostage crisis at a military academy turns into more than Nathan bargained for and he must confront crucial moments from his past. What will the Grid have in store and where (or when) will Nathan find himself when the dust settles? This intense thriller has elements of 24, Minority Report, and a touch of Quantum Leap. |
The GRID General Keller |
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There are more projects in the works!
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