Ron McLarty
Acting
Ron McLarty was an American actor, playwright, narrator and novelist, regarded as one of the country's leading audiobook narrators, having done over 100 titles and received many Audie Awards. McLarty appeared in numerous television series, films and stage productions. He also wrote dozens of plays and 10 novels, notably The Memory of Running (2004).
Known for
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movieSt. Vincent
2014
Principal O'Brien
tvPerson of Interest
2011
Lou Mitchell
movieHow Do You Know
2010
George's Lawyer
tvThe Return of Jezebel James
2008
Ronald Tompkins
movieInto the Fire
2005
Walter Hartwig, Sr.
movieTrump Unauthorized
2005
Fred Trump
tvLaw & Order: Trial by Jury
2005
William Wright
tvJonny Zero
2005
Captain Jack
tvRescue Me
2004
Dr. Wellins / Doctor Wellins
tvEd
2000
Jerry Dobbs
tvThird Watch
1999
Grandpa Yokas
tvLaw & Order: Special Victims Unit
1999
Joseph Malloy
tvJudging Amy
1999
Atty. Lipman
Mean Streak
1999
Tony Mattoni
movieGrace & Glorie
1998
R.J. Anders
tvSex and the City
1998
Dr. Talley
movieThe Postman
1997
Old George
tvThe Practice
1997
Judge Harold Wallace
Champs
1996
Coach Harris
movieTwo Bits
1995
Irish
movieA Little Piece of Heaven
1991
Agent Mr. Jack Daniels
tvCop Rock
1990
Det. Lt. Ralph Ruskin
tvLaw & Order
1990
Librarian / William Wright
movieThe Feud
1989
Bernice Beeler
movieHeartburn
1986
Detective O'Brien
tvSpenser: For Hire
1985
Frank Belson
movieFinnegan Begin Again
1985
Leo the Bartender
movieTiger Town
1984
Buddy
movieA Good Sport
1984
Brad Rolling
movieDaniel
1983
Prison Guard
movieThe Berenstain Bears Play Ball
1983
Papa Bear / Narrator
movieVigilante
1983
Doctor (uncredited)
movieEnormous Changes at the Last Minute
1983
John Raftery
movieThe Berenstain Bears' Comic Valentine
1982
Papa Bear / Narrator
tvAmerican Playhouse
1982
Gertz / Dolf Beeler
movieThe Berenstain Bears' Easter Surprise
1981
Papa Bear/Narrator
movieThe Berenstain Bears Meet Bigpaw
1980
Papa Bear / Narrator
movieKing Crab
1980
Teddy
movieNurse
1980
Mike O'Brien
movieThe Berenstain Bears' Christmas Tree
1979
Papa Bear / Narrator
tvHallmark Hall of Fame
1951
R.J. Anders