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G. Larry Butler launched his acting career in the 1985 feature film The Women's Club, co-starring with Maud Adams, Michael Pare, and Eddie Velez. Since then, he has participated in over 150 projects across television, theater, radio, and feature films. While comedy is his forte, he has explored a wide range of genres. Internationally, he is recognized for films such as The Double D Avenger, Frankenstein Vs. The Creature From Blood Cove, Panman, and PTSD. Larry hosted a unique TV and radio show simultaneously called Underground Hollywood, filmed inside an actual cave. He has lent his versatile voice to numerous English dubs of Japanese animation for William Winckler Productions, often voicing one or more lead characters. Venturing into musical theater, he performed a one-man show impersonating Jimmy Durante, Dean Martin, Maurice Chevalier, Humphrey Bogart, Katharine Hepburn, and Greta Garbo—both speaking and singing—while also playing piano. Mr. Butler provided piano accompaniment for Frank Sinatra Jr. in two episodes of The Defenders. His TV guest appearances include Beetleborgs Metallix, Arrest and Trial, U.S. Customs Classified, and The Eric Andre Show (where he played piano). He starred in National Geographic's Empire—Men of Steel as William Sterrett, one of the two brothers who built the Empire State Building in New York City in 1930.
