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Kenneth's first major screen credit was the television series He & She in 1967.
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Even though he is well known for his comedic roles, Kenneth wishes that he could do more dramatic roles.
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Kenneth feels that acting in the film Desperate Characters directed by Frank Gilroy has been his most important professional accomplishment to date.
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A couple of Kenneth's favorite television programs are He and She (aired 1967 to 1968) and Will and Grace (aired 1998 to 2006).
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Kenneth graduated from Northwestern University with a B.S. in Speech.
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Kenneth got his first co-starring role in a movie feature called What's Up, Doc? in 1972
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Kenneth go his first big break playing Max in a national touring company of "The Sound of Music"
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Kenneth first became involved in dramatics at a local radio station.
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Kenneth started his acting apprenticeship in a variety of stock roles and national touring companies before appearing on Broadway in the mid-1960s, most notably in Any Wednesday with Sandy Dennis.
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The one thing that Kenneth has not done but would love to do is acting in a Gilbert & Sullivan musical.
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Kenneth's favorite books are the novel Moby Dick and short stories by Paul Bowles.
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Kenneth's favorite movies are anything by Ingmar Bergman, Woody Allen's Crimes & Misdemeanors, The Producers, and What's Up Doc?.
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Kenneth favorite music is the operas La Boheme and Madame Butterfly and anything by Gilbert and Sullivan.
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Kenneth has been in at least 24 movies in his career.
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Kenneth often plays characters with exaggerated accents.
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Kenneth has been an actor since 1962 when he did some voice acting on the classic cartoon The Jetsons.
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Kenneth recorded a comedy LP where he portrayed Henry Kissinger.
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Kenneth is married to Barbara Newborn and they have two daughters.
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He had a few roles in the audio program Adventures in Odyssey.
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He provided the voice of King Triton in the video games Kingdom Hearts and Kingdom Hearts 2 as well as The Little Mermaid movie and sequels.