Donald Kerr

• Born: 1891 in Eagle Grove, Iowa
• Died: Jan 25, 1977 in California
• Occupation: Actor
• Active: '30s-'50s
• Major Genres: Comedy, Musical
• Career Highlights: Taming the Wild, Carnival Lady
• First Major Screen Credit: Carnival Lady (1933)

Biography

Character actor Donald Kerr showed up whenever a gumchewing Runyonesque type (often a reporter or process server) was called for. A bit actor even in two-reelers and "B" pictures, Kerr was one of those vaguely familiar faces whom audiences would immediately recognize, ask each other "Who is that?", then return to the film, by which time Kerr had scooted the scene. The actor's first recorded film appearance was in 1933's Carnival Lady. Twenty-two years later, Donald Kerr concluded his career in the same anonymity with which he began it in 1956's Yaqui Drums. ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide

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