Henry Kingi
Henry Kingi was born on December 2, 1943 in Los Angeles, California, USA. He is an actor and producer, known for Venom (2018), Predator 2 (1990) and Bad Boys II (2003). He was previously married to Lindsay Wagner and Eilene Frances Davis.
Henry Kissinger
Henry Kissinger was born on May 27, 1923 in Fürth, Bavaria, Germany. He is known for Tomorrow Never Dies (1997), Brother's Keeper (1998) and Dynasty (1981). He has been married to Nancy Kissinger since March 30, 1974. He was previously married to Ann Fleisher.
Henry Knotts
Henry Knotts, co-starring as "King" in the festival favorite film, Bomb City, and featured in Mike Mills' 20th Century Women for Annapurna Productions, is a dedicated actor to his craft. Managed by More Zap Productions & Management, and represented by Carrie Park, Park Artists Group for Theatrical, Henry is fast being recognized for his intensity, classic looks, and talent for taking on character roles with a young leading man soul. Now flexing his theatrical muscles, Henry is adept at accents, and likes to become the characters he plays both emotionally and physically. Excels at extreme outdoor sports. Credits include the show "Idiot Sitter" on Comedy Central, with Jillian Bell, featured for his rapping skills. Henry Knotts studied with Warner Loughlin. In his spare time, he works out, writes music, and is an avid Stealers fan. By: More Zap Productions & Management
Henry Kolker
Stalwart character actor Henry Kolker appeared on the Broadway stage from 1904, comedy being his forte early on. Later, as a leading man in romantic dramas, he partnered famous stars like Alla Nazimova. Moving on to films in 1914 as actor/director, he became noted in particular for directing Disraeli (1921), starring George Arliss (now a lost film, except for one reel). Plagued by ill-health and much publicised marital problems, Kolker's star had waned somewhat by the end of the silent era. However, he continued to remain in demand as a supporting actor, generally typecast as stern judges, priests, heavy fathers and cuckolded husbands. Usually scowling and sombre, he chided and glowered over stars like Melvyn Douglas, Gary Cooper and Katharine Hepburn (arguably his best role being the latter's father, Edward Seton, in Holiday (1938)). He was equally effective in the role of banker John Fair in The Crash (1932), and as Friar Laurence in George Cukor's Romeo and Juliet (1936). Kolker remained a prolific fixture on screen throughout the 1930's, managing to tally up in excess of twenty appearances each, for 1934 and 1935 alone.
Henry Koperski
Henry Koperski is known for Low Budget Sketch Show (2014), Langan Kingsley: Gay Icon (2015) and Advent Comedy Calendar 2020 by We Are Thomasse (2020).
Henry Koster
Henry Koster was born Herman Kosterlitz in Berlin, Germany, on May 1, 1905. His maternal grandfather was a famous operatic tenor Julius Salomon (who died of tuberculosis in the 1880s). His father was a salesman of ladies unmentionables who left the family while Henry was at a young age, leaving him to support the family. He still managed to finish gymnasium (high school) in Berlin while working as a short-story writer and cartoonist. He was introduced to movies in 1910 when his uncle Richard opened a movie theater in Berlin and his mother went there every day to play the piano to accompany the films. Henry went with her--day care being nonexistent then--and had to sit for a couple of hours a day staring at the movie screen. He achieved success as a short-story writer at age 17, resulting in his being hired by a Berlin movie company as a scenarist. He became an assistant to director Curtis Bernhardt. Bernhardt fell sick one day and asked Henry to direct (this was around 1931 or 1932). He had directed two films in Berlin for Aafa when Adolf Hitler came to power. He was in the midst of directing Das häßliche Mädchen (1933) at that point, and having already been the victim of anti-Semitism, he knew he had to leave Germany, and soon. Any doubts he entertained about leaving were erased when, at a bank on his lunch hour one day, a Nazi SA officer insulted him; Henry hit the Nazi so hard he knocked him out. He proceeded to go directly to the railroad station and took a train for France. Upon arriving in France he was rehired by Bernhardt (who had left earlier). Eventually Henry went to Budapest and met and married Kató Király (1934). It was there he met producer Joe Pasternak, who represented Universal Pictures in Europe, and directed four films for him. In 1936 he was signed to a contract with Universal and brought to Hollywood with Pasternak, several other refugees and his wife. At first he had some troubles at the studio (he didn't speak English), but eventually convinced Universal to let him make Three Smart Girls (1936) with Deanna Durbin and coached Durbin, who was 14 years old. The picture was a huge success and pulled Universal from the verge of bankruptcy. His second film, One Hundred Men and a Girl (1937) with Durbin and Leopold Stokowski, put Universal, Durbin, Pasternak and himself on top. He went on to do numerous musicals and family comedies during the late 1930s and early 1940s, many with Betty Grable, Durbin and other musical stars of the era. He stayed at Universal until 1941, then worked for MGM, and around 1948 moved over to 20th Century-Fox. He was nominated for an Academy Award for The Bishop's Wife (1947). In 1950 he directed what was his biggest success to date--the James Stewart comedy Harvey (1950), but, although many in the industry thought it would be nominated for Best Picture, it wasn't. He directed the first American film in which Richard Burton appeared, My Cousin Rachel (1952), then was assigned by Fox to direct its first CinemaScope picture, The Robe (1953), also with Burton, which was a tremendous success. He directed a few more costume dramas, such as Désirée (1954) with Marlon Brando, then went back to family comedies and musicals, such as Flower Drum Song (1961) for Universal. After he finished The Singing Nun (1966) he retired from the film business to Leisure Village, Camarillo, CA, to indulge his lifelong interest in painting. He did a series of portraits of the movie stars with whom he worked.
Henry Kwok
Henry Kwok is an actor, known for Mother! (2017), Man Seeking Woman (2015) and Heroes Reborn (2015).
Henry L. Jones
Henry L. Jones is an actor and writer, known for I Hate New Year's (2020), Kindred Links (2021) and Artist Henry L. Jones Demonstrating Gibbing (2021).
Henry Lau
Henry Lau is a Musician, Singer, Dancer, rapper and Actor. He is mostly known as a Chinese member of Super Junior-m. He is musically talented with the Violin, Piano, Guitar, electric violin, and percussion. Lau is from Toronto, Canada, and his native/first language is English, but he is also fluent in Mandarin and Korean. He first appeared in Super Junior's "Don't Don" as the violinist and dancer. S.M Entertainment after that wanted to put him in the group as the fourteenth member, but fans protested, and said, "Only 13", and also fellow Chinese Member Zhou Mi went through that too, but they decided to only put them in Super Junior-m. Lau has been very successful through Super Junior-m, his musical skills, and variety shows. He is most definitely the most talented person ever. We hope to see him more on the movie screen.
Henry Law
Henry Law is known for Master Distiller Tournament of Champions (2022) and Moonshiners (2011).