Larry Holden

Command Sergeant Major Laurence E. Holden (deceased) and his mother was Friederike H. Holden. He had three siblings, Dr. Patrick Holden, Angela Holden and Deborah Holden-Baker, four nephews and one niece. Semi-Retired from acting in February 2002, shortly after appearing in Christopher Nolan's third film, Insomnia (2002) (he was in Nolan's second film, Memento (2000), as well). Returned from his two-year-long hiatus from acting in 2004 for Christopher Nolan's fourth film, Batman Begins (2005), and appeared in two independent films in 2005; before announcing he would most likely be taking off 2006 and 2007 off to concentrate on his writing and directing, as well as the business side of things at Holden Automotive (www.holdenautomotive.com), the production company through which he made his own independent films. Mr. Holden's first film, My Father's House, won the 2002 Independent Achievement Award at the New York International Independent Film & Video Festival.