Keefe Brasselle (1923-1981) was an American actor whose film career was primarily focused on the 1950s. Known for his talent in singing and dancing, he often played roles in musicals and dramas.

His most celebrated role was that of the legendary comedian Eddie Cantor in the biographical film **"The Eddie Cantor Story"** (1953), which established him as a leading man and showcased his artistic abilities. He also starred alongside stars like Humphrey Bogart in **"Battle Circus"** (1953) and in musicals such as **"The West Point Story"** (1950).

Brasselle distinguished himself through his ability to portray characters who were often optimistic, ambitious, or grappling with personal challenges, doing so with an innate honesty and youthful charisma. His on-screen presence was energetic and captivating, making him a recognizable figure in the cinema of that era.