Larry The Fairy
June, 1984. While the world was looking towards Los Angeles CA and the upcoming summer Olympics, a perhaps even more globally significant event was happening in Garland, Texas. Larry The Fairy (henceforth referred to as "LTF"), in his 12lbs 6oz of extreme fabulousness burst upon the scene in the usual manner of bloody screaming. It is common knowledge that this was not only the first, but the last act of normalcy attributed to LTF. While it has never actually been confirmed that his parents were hiding him from the government in East Texas mobile estate parks, several black Suburbans were noted in the area immediately following his escape to Dallas. Once safe with his chosen family of friends, LTF turned down Harvard* and attended the Dallas Art Institute to study video production. Armed then with the technical knowledge to match his unparalleled artistic vision, he began "LTF productions". LTF, former star of the on-line reality show "Girl Fight Plano" can also be found in "The Dead Don't Die In Dallas", available on Amazon Prime Video. Missing this groundbreaking event would not be advised. You can also catch Larry in Lardi B's music videos for "Uptown Boys" "Twerk Up" and "Real Good Time" *In case of confusion, this would be Mr. John Harvard, a very unattractive and surly individual who offered the sweet, young LTF fame and fortune in return for some wholly unsavory acts which shall remain unmentioned.
Larry Thomas
Larry Thomas is known for Postal (2007), Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery (1997) and Mind Over Mindy (2016).
Larry Thomas
Larry Thor
Larry Thor was born on August 27, 1916 in Lundar, Manitoba, Canada. He was an actor and writer, known for The Amazing Colossal Man (1957), Zero Hour! (1957) and The Fast and the Furious (1954). He was married to Jean Howell. He died on March 15, 1976 in Santa Monica, California, USA.
Larry Thorne Jr.
Larry Thorne Jr. is an actor, known for One Summer (2021), Greenleaf (2016) and Christmas in Harmony (2021).
Larry Triplett
Larry Triplett was born and raised in Jackson, Tn about 75 north east of Memphis. Growing up Larry decided he wanted to be a drummer at the age of 11 years old and has been playing ever since. It was during his sophomore year of high school the urge to act hit him. He signed for the theaters arts class and participated in several different production through out high school. After graduating high school, Larry decided to attend Jackson State Community College where he auditioned to join the school's music ensemble. He made it and received a full scholarship. Larry got into film acting in 2011, where he participated in some local indie projects and film classes and workshops. Some of the workshops and classes were taught by the likes of Karen Carlson and Walt Wiley. Larry also had some featured extra work in two episodes of the ABC show "Nashville" as a football player. He was also featured as a soldier in indie rocker Jasmine Cain's video "Fade." Larry is also a full time state commissioned firefighter and reserve sheriff deputy.
Larry Tse
Larry Tse is an actor, known for Hemingway & Gellhorn (2012).
Larry Udy
Larry Udy is known for Crocodile (2000), Arrested Development (2003) and No Dessert, Dad, Till You Mow the Lawn (1994).
Larry Underwood
Larry Underwood studied art and began his entertainment career writing and drawing comics. In 1999, Larry created the role of Dr. Gangrene, the horror movie host of "Chiller Cinema." The show proved extremely popular and was even ranked the 11th Best Cable Access Series by Gear Magazine. Larry has since branched out and begun acting in feature and short films shot in Tennessee. Larry has three sons and currently resides in Hendersonville, Tennessee, about thirty minutes north of Nashville.
Larry Vigus
Larry Vigus was born on May 14, 1948 in Dayton, Ohio, USA. He is known for Underdog (2007), Snake Skin Jacket (1997) and Falling in Love Again (1980).