Harold J. Kennedy Net Worth is
$1.3 Million

Mini Biography

Harold J. Kennedy was the grandson of Daniel J. and Mary Loughrey O’Neil. Daniel was Chief executive from the Eastern Little league Football Association and Hampden Region Commissioner. Harold was the elder sibling of John Paul Kennedy as well as the boy of J. Harry Kennedy and Mary O’Neil Kennedy, both teachers. Harold was raised on Lincoln Avenue in Holyoke, Massachusetts. After his graduation from Holyoke SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL, he visited Dartmouth University for his undergraduate level and later on graduated from Yale Theatre College. During his fifty percent century in display business, he worked well as an acting professional, writer, movie director and maker in theater, films, and tv. He spoken Orson Welles into offering him his initial work in the movie theater. Harold wrote several has, including “A Goose for the Gander” which he designed for his friend, Gloria Swanson. The play opened up on Broadway on the Playhouse Movie theater in 1945. Harold was popular on the summertime share circuit. In 1978, his publication No Pickle, No Functionality An Irreverent Theatrical Excursion from Tallulah to Travolta was released by Doubleday. It complete his funny exploits dealing with among the better known entertainers from the twentieth century.

Known for movies