Don Keith Opper was a talented actor who made quite an impression on the silver screen over the course of his career. Don Keith Opper first gained attention with roles in several notable films during the mid-1980s. One of his early appearances was in the action-packed adventure “City Limits” (1985), starring alongside Darrell Larson. Not long after, Don Keith Opper took part in the thrilling “Black Moon Rising” (1986), an action film headlined by Tommy Lee Jones, showcasing his versatility as an actor. He also played a memorable role in the sci-fi horror favorite “Critters” (1986), which starred Dee Wallace Stone and helped solidify his place in genre cinema.

As his career progressed, Don Keith Opper continued to build on his success with appearances in various projects. He returned to the “Critters” universe in both “Critters 3” (1991) and its follow-up, “Critters 4” (1992), the latter directed by Terrence Mann, further demonstrating his affinity for the horror-comedy series. Around the same time, Don Keith Opper appeared in the quirky crime drama “The Gun in Betty Lou’s Handbag” (1992). He also stepped into more intense territory with a role in the eerie thriller “Ghost in the Machine” (1993), sharing the screen with Karen Allen.

In addition to his film work, Don Keith Opper explored television, including a feature in the TV movie “Suddenly,” which aired between 1996 and 1997. Though acting remained a central focus, Don Keith Opper eventually expanded his creative horizons behind the camera. In the later years of his career, he took on a production role for the series “Painkiller Jane” (2005–06), marking another chapter in his journey within the entertainment industry. Throughout it all, Don Keith Opper remained a dedicated and dynamic presence in film and television.