Keith Carradine

Keith Carradine has starred in over seventy feature films, five Broadway shows and released two LP Albums of his music. Among his best-known films are Robert Altman’s “McCabe and Mrs. Miller”, “Thieves Like Us”, and “Nashville”, Alan Rudolph’s “Welcome To L.A.”, “Choose Me” and “The Moderns”, Ridley Scott’s “The Duellists”, and Walter Hill’s “The Longriders” and “Southern Comfort”. His song “I’m Easy” from “Nashville” won the Academy Award and Golden Globe Award for best song and was a Billboard Top Ten single. He just completed filming Chris Weitz’ Blumhouse thriller “They Listen” opposite John Cho and Katherine Waterston as well as “Without Consequence” with Harvey Keitel written and  directed by Phil Blattenberger.

His most recent feature appearance was in Jane Campion’s Oscar-winning “The Power Of The Dog” opposite Benedict Cumberbatch, Jesse Plemons and Kirsten Dunst. Other noted films include “Aint Them Bodies Saints” opposite Casey Afleck and Rooney Mara, “Cowboys And Aliens” opposite Daniel Craig and Harrison Ford, and Director Terence Davies’  “A Quiet Passion” opposite Cynthia Nixon and Jennifer Ehle.  He is also known for HBO’s “Deadwood” as Wild Bill Hickock, Showtime’s “Dexter” as Special Agent Frank Lundy, “Fargo” as Lou Solverson opposite Billy Bob Thornton and Martin Freeman, and as President Conrad Dalton for six seasons on CBS’ “Madam Secretary” opposite Tea Leoni. He also appeared in season 7 of Fear The Walking Dead.

On stage, he began his career in the original Broadway production of “Hair”. He then returned to B’way in “Foxfire” with Jessica Tandy and Hume Cronyn, created the role of Will Rogers in the original Broadway production of “The Will Rogers Follies” for which he received a Tony nomination, and was again nominated for the Tony Award for his portrayal of J.D. Drew in the broadway production of “Hands On A Hardbody”. He is married to actress Hayley DuMond with whom he has a son, Sean David Carradine.