Richard Keith

American actor and drummer in television

Richard Keith - American actor and drummer in television
Born

December 1st, 1950
74 years ago

Category

Performers & Entertainers

Country

United States

Links & References

Acted in the television series 'The Bionic Woman' and 'The Waltons'. Also served as a drummer for the band The Monkees. Richard Keith began his career as a child actor and transitioned into music, contributing to various projects throughout his career. He exhibited talent both in front of the camera and on stage as a musician, showcasing a versatility in entertainment.

Appeared in 'The Bionic Woman'

Acted in 'The Waltons'

Performed as a drummer with The Monkees

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