David Keith

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Characters played by David Keith

Jack Murdock — Daredevil (2003)

Jack Murdock is Matt Murdock's father, a washed-up boxer who initially extorts money for a local mob boss. After Matt's accident, Jack abandons his criminal life and rebuilds his boxing career, but refuses to throw a fixed match after learning its outcome was arranged. He is murdered for resisting, motivating Matt's later pursuit of justice.

Master Chief Tom O'Malley — Behind Enemy Lines (2001)

Senior enlisted advisor on the carrier command staff.

Sid Worley — An Officer and a Gentleman (1982)

Sid Worley is Zack Mayo's fellow candidate and roommate who dates Lynette Pomeroy. Pressured to assume the military role associated with his late brother, Sid suffers an anxiety attack, quits the program, and proposes to Lynette. Her rejection leaves him devastated, and his suicide deeply affects Zack.

Maj. Matthew Coonen — U-571 (2000)

Coonen is a Marine explosives expert assigned to the S-33 mission. He joins the boarding party sent to capture U-571 and secure its Enigma machine, but is killed when the American submarine is torpedoed soon afterward, leaving Tyler and the remaining crew to continue the mission with fewer specialists.

Boone — The Indian in the Cupboard (1995)

An 1879 cowboy toy brought to life by Patrick. He is initially aggressive toward Little Bear but learns to coexist, showcasing a complex dynamic regarding violence and entertainment.

Simon Fletcher — Raise Your Voice (2004)

Teresa 'Terri' Fletcher's overprotective father and a second-generation restaurateur, Simon Fletcher wants her to run the family business instead of pursuing music. After discovering her deception, he drives to Los Angeles, then recognizes his selfishness and becomes proud of her talent.

Det. John Mulchaey — Carrie (2002)

Detective investigating the prom night massacre and its aftermath.

Jack Parkman — Major League II (1994)

Arrogant Oakland catcher whose ego causes clubhouse division before trade.

Det. Lt. Loach — The Two Jakes (1990)

Detective lieutenant assisting or investigating the case.

Larry Lee Bullen — Brubaker (1980)

A trusted inmate and confidant recruited by Brubaker to help implement prison reforms. He actively assists the warden but is ultimately killed in a violent shootout outside the prison alongside Huey Rauch.

Vice President Walker — In Her Line of Fire (2006)

A former US Marine and the surviving Vice President, Walker is stranded after Air Force Two crashes near San Pietro. He fights alongside Sergeant Major Lynn Delaney, is captured for ransom by Armstrong, and later helps attack him during the escape. Walker supports Delaney's relationship with Sharon Serrano and survives the rescue.

Uncle Earl — Bottoms Up (2006)

Uncle Earl is Owen Peadman’s gay uncle in Los Angeles. He provides Owen with a place to live after Owen arrives from Minnesota to help his father’s restaurant, giving Owen a home base as he attempts to integrate himself into Hollywood’s wealthy and scandalous social world.

Career Overview

David Keith has 100 screen credits in a career dating back to 1974. Their work spans 11 cinematic universes — most prominently Epoch Collection with 2 titles. Signature works include An Officer and a Gentleman, Behind Enemy Lines, Raise Your Voice. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

Personal Facts

Known For
Acting
Gender
male
Known Credits
100
Birth Date
1954-05-08 00:00:00
Birth Place
Knoxville, Tennessee, USA

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Associated Universes

Universe traveler — spans 11 universes

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Related entry on Wikidata (Q537190), public domain (CC0).