Keith Johnson was born on March 3, 1966 in Sacramento, California, USA. He is a producer and actor, known for Broken (2021), Karmic and Rescuing Rachel (2015). He has been married to Bonnie Gillespie since June 16, 2005. They have one child.
Keith Johnson is known for The Mustang (2019) and Claire After Work (2018).
Keith Johnson and his wife Sandra Johnson are regularly called upon to assist individuals in dealing with alleged malevolent paranormal phenomena or potential inhuman infestation in their homes and together have 50 years of experience as paranormal investigators. Keith has had an interest in the paranormal since he was a teenager when he had phenomena occur in his own home. In the seventies, he was a member of the paranormal research group Parapsychology Investigation & Research Organization, out of RI College. Keith has been featured on the SyFy channel's "Ghost Hunters", as a consulting demonologist, and both he and Sandra are former core members of The Atlantic Paranormal Society (TAPS). They have been featured as demonology consultants in two first season episodes of the A&E series "Paranormal State" as well as assisting with documentaries dealing with the paranormal including New Gravity Media's "14 Degrees - Paranormal Documentary". Keith Johnson and his wife, Sandra Johnson are co-founders of New England Anomalies Research and host a weekly TV talk show dealing with paranormal topics called "Ghosts R N.E.A.R.", which airs locally in Rhode Island and can also be seen online. Keith is the author of the 'Paranormal Realities' book series that chronicle his experiences as a paranormal investigator. Books I, II & III have been published and subsequent books are in the works and due for future release.
Keith Jordan is an actor, known for Make the Yuletide Gay (2009), Nightflyers (2018) and Ocean State (2010).
Keith Kalfas is an actor, known for Neon Detroit Knights (2019).
Keith Kelly is known for Whitney (2018).
Keith Kelly is known for Scandalous: The Untold Story of the National Enquirer (2019).
Keith Kelly is a professional film, TV, and commercial actor and VO artist based in Chicago, Illinois. His versatility in shifting from white collar to blue collar roles is a testament to his training and devotion to the craft, and he's on his way to becoming one of the market's busiest actors over 50. He's represented by Ambassador Talent Agents, Inc. in Chicago. Keith frequently works in the genre of comedy, often appearing as eccentric or clueless yet lovable characters. His polished delivery and serious demeanor have led to roles conveying a sense of power, too, including detectives, politicians, judges, clergymen, news anchors, and more in a variety of genres. The same ingredients lead to frequent opportunities for Keith to work on corporate projects as a host or spokesperson. The Chicago native studied theatre while an undergraduate in college. Since then, he's continued to train in the craft of acting on camera through numerous classes and workshops throughout the Midwest. One of his notable past roles as a live performer was entertaining audiences as Clark Kent/Superman. The work as the Man of Steel was well-suited for Keith who grew up following Superman's adventures in DC Comics and bore a striking resemblance to actor Christopher Reeve, star of four Superman movies distributed by Warner Bros. Keith brings a story-driven approach to his roles, and his involvement in storytelling extends beyond narrative film and TV projects and advertising. For three decades, he's guided entrepreneurs, small businesses and large corporations in telling their stories authentically and effectively as a Business Story Coach. His expertise in the field of communications is influenced, in part, by a stint as a radio personality at a Top 40 station, WSOY-FM, in Decatur, Illinois. As a child growing up in the working class neighborhood of Marquette Park, he showed early interest in performing for live audiences when he formed an entertainment company with his brother, a magician. Keith performed as a Ventriloquist and Puppeteer for school-age audiences in the area. He points to the late Paul Winchell, a successful ventriloquist, comedian, and actor during Keith's formative years, as a major influence on his decision to develop skills as a ventriloquist and puppeteer.
Keith Keyes is an actor, known for Cousins (2020) and Trouble Man Mercy (2018).
Keith Kittrelle is known for Remnants (2013), Scorpion: Vice City Shakedown (2016) and Good Friday (2014).