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at the Fisher Theater as part
of the Michigan Opera
Theatre's fall series.
Kessler said he had no
favorites among the different
media in which he has ap-
peared. "They're all fun.
They're all different, which is
why they're all fun and I like
bouncing from one to an-
other." And bounce he does.
On Broadway, he has ap-
peared in a variety of musi-
cals including The Nervous
Set, Darling of the Day, Dear
World, Gantry and The Un-
known Soldier and His Wife,
and off Broadway in 0, Oys-
ters.
He has appeared in various
Los Angeles theater prod-
uctions and in Mel Brooks
films, such as The Producers,
History of the World Part One
and To Be Or Not To Be. He
also was in The Cheap Detec-
tive and The Clonus Horror.
On television, Kessler has
had roles in Alice, Fernwood
2 Night, Sunset- Limousine,
Simon and Simon and others.
His operatic experiences in-
clude Falstaff and The Merry
Widow. In addition, he does
voices for cartoon shows, in-
cluding the Smurfs, Snorks
and Transformers.
Kessler said he has no
favorite role — he's done
musicals in summer theater
for more than 30 years —
and would like to direct mus-
ical comedies "because I
know them so well." An extra
at the Metropolitan Opera for
many years, Kessler said he
hoped to do more opera. "I
really enjoy it. I like playing
these comedy roles and non-
singing roles in operas."
As a character actor, Kes-
sler doesn't have the name
recognition of a Newman,
Redford, Streisand or Taylor,
but said he could achieve it
through television. "The only
way character actors get that
(recognition) is to be a reg-
ular on a series ... If that
happened to me I wouldn't be
sorry. That kind of thing —
TV — if you can be on a
show that's a success for four
or five years and can stick
with it and be happy doing it
that gives you the financial
independence to go and work
anywhere you want and do
anything you want ..."
Even without superstar-
dom, Kessler seems to be get-
ting what he wants — the
opportunity to work at what
he likes to do — act. That, he
said, is the best part of being
an actor, doing what one
likes to do. "I think that's
really the biggest thing be-
cause, God knows, the money
is on again, off again and
sometimes the audiences
don't applaud. Sometimes the
plays aren't very good. But if
I like what I'm doing in the
play then it somehow doesn't
seem to make too much dif-
ference."
A bachelor in his 40s, Kes-
sler said the demands on his
career precluded marriage.
Because he is on the road a