
Actor
Severn Darden
Born November 9, 1929Died May 27, 199556 films
Severn Teakle Darden Jr. (November 9, 1929 – May 27, 1995) was an American comedian and actor, and a founding member of The Second City Chicago-based comedy troupe as well as its predecessor, the Compass Players. He is known from his film appearances for playing the human leader Kolp in the fourth and fifth Planet of the Apes films. His live comedy improv skit under the character of "Walther von der Vogelweide" was influential with two generations of comic performers.
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Born in New Orleans, Louisiana, he attended the University of Chicago, where he was a "campus legend" according to poet Paul Carroll. Darden’s offbeat and intellectual sense of humor was a major element in the style of The Second City at that time, and is evident throughout his work. Carroll described him as a combination of surrealistic New Orleans and tough, caustic "Chicago Style" comedy. An example of his offbeat humor is the way he squeezed the phrase "Know thyself" into the seven-character limitation of a New Mexico license plate: NOYOSEF.
Darden was a core comedian in Paul Sills' Compass Players, the first improvisation theater in the US; it performed around the Chicago area during the mid-1950s. Sills went on to found The Second City in 1959 and brought in many of the comedians from Compass Players, including Darden.
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56 films as actor- 1988The Telephone
- 1986The Princess Who Had Never LaughedFarmer Silas
- 1986Back to SchoolDr. Barazini
- 1985Real GeniusDr. Meredith
- 1985Half NelsonMorgue Attendant
- 1983Quarterback PrincessMr. Hobart
- 1982RoosterConway
- 1981Saturday the 14thVan Helsing
- 1981Evita PeronAlfredo Suero
- 1980A Cry for LovePaul
- 1980HopscotchMaddox
- 1980In God We Tru$tPriest
- 1980Why Would I Lie?Dr. Barbour
- 1980A Small Circle of FriendsArt Professor
- 1979Orphan TrainMr. Barrington
- 1979Love for RentFred Hallem
- 1979Once Upon a Midnight ScaryJonathan Barnavelt
- 1979Rendezvous HotelAlbert Church
- 1979Wanda NevadaMerlin Bitterstix
- 1978Outside ChanceSheriff Dempsey
- 1977Never Con a KillerCap
- 1976Victory at EntebbeMoshe Meyer
- 1976The Disappearance of AimeeS.I. Gilbert
- 1976Mother, Jugs & SpeedMoran
- 1976Jackson County JailSheriff Dempsey
- 1975I Wonder Who's Killing Her Now?Mr. Fletch / Dr. DeHart
- 1974The Legend of Hillbilly JohnMr. Marduke
- 1974Skyway to DeathSteve Kramer
- 1973The Day of the DolphinSchwinn
- 1973Battle for the Planet of the ApesKolp
- 1973The Man Who Died TwiceHarry
- 1972Dirty Little BillyBig Jim McDaniel
- 1972Play It as It LaysHypnotist
- 1972PlaymatesRoger, Man in Gallery
- 1972Conquest of the Planet of the ApesKolp
- 1972The War Between Men and WomenDr. Harris
- 1972Cisco PikeLawyer
- 1971The Last MovieMayor
- 1971The Hired HandMcVey
- 1971Werewolves on WheelsOne
- 1971Vanishing PointJ. Hovah
- 1970Pussycat, Pussycat, I Love YouDr. Fahrquardt
- 1970The Movie MurdererJimmy Apache
- 1969They Shoot Horses, Don't They?Cecil
- 1969Fearless FrankThe Good Doctor / Claude
- 1969To See or Not to See
- 1969JustineBathazar
- 1969The Mad RoomNate
- 1969Model ShopCamera Shop Owner
- 1968The Virgin PresidentU.S. President / Fillmard Millmore
- 1968P.J.Shelton Quell
- 1967The President's AnalystKropotkin
- 1967LuvVandergist
- 1966Dead Heat on a Merry-Go-RoundMiles Fisher
- 1965The Double-Barrelled Detective StoryH.S. Stevens
- 1965GoldsteinDoctor







