Stacy Keach

Stacy Keach is an actor, producer, writer, and director with a career spanning more than five decades in film, television, radio, and classical theater. He most recently appeared in "The Blacklist," "Blue Bloods," and “Man With a Plan."

Keach is widely respected for his contributions to both classical and popular entertainment. He is one of America’s most recognized Shakespearean actors and has been celebrated in England and the United States for his classical stage performances. A review in The New York Times - newspaper described him as “the finest American classical actor since John Barrymore.” His honors include a Golden Globe Award for Best Actor, multiple Emmy and Tony nominations, and three Obie Awards, three Vernon Rice Awards, the Helen Hayes Awards - theater award, and the Millennium Recognition Award for his contributions to classical theater.

Early in his career, Keach created, produced, and directed the radio series “Tales of the Texas Rangers” for NBC Radio - broadcasting network in the early 1950s. The program remains part of the Smithsonian Institution - national museum complex archive of landmark 20th-century radio detective dramas and continues to air on KNX 1070 - Los Angeles radio station.

In addition to his acting and creative work, Keach has been active in community and professional organizations, including the Rotary International - service organization and the Pacific Pioneer Broadcasters - media organization. He remains involved in performance, mentorship, and the promotion of classical theater arts, and his recorded Shakespearean readings are among the best-selling classical spoken-word recordings available through his official website.