Dick Sargent

Last TV-movie, "Acting on Impulse"

Last films, "Frame Up" and "Twenty Dollar Star", both direct-to-video releases directed by Paul Leder

Publicly announced he was gay on "National Coming Out Day", partly in response to California governor Pete Wilson's decision to veto a gay rights bill

Learned that he had prostate cancer

Returned again to feature films for "Body Count"

Returned to feature films with a role in Paul Schrader's "Hardcore"

TV-movie debut, "Melvin Purvis: G-Man"

Last feature film for over a decade, "Live a Little, Love a Little", starring Elvis Presley

Played Terence Ward, twin brother of Tammy Ward, on short-lived (four episodes) ABC-TV sitcom, "The Tammy Grimes Show"

Portrayed Lt. Maxwell Trotter on ABC sitcom spinoff of "McHale's Navy", "Broadside"

Played meteorologist Dick Cooper on the NBC-TV situation comedy, "One Happy Family"

Began to billed more regularly as Dick Sargent with his role in the feature, "The Great Imposter", starring Tony Curtis

Played first prominent feature film role (billed as Richard Sargent) in "Bernardine"

Cast as a replacement for the ailing Dick York as Darrin Stephens on the popular ABC sitcom, "Bewitched"

Kept busy during the 1980s with mostly guest star spots on various TV series; included several appearances in recurring role of Sheriff Grady Byrd on the CBS comedy-adventure series, "The Dukes of Hazzard"

Played most prominent feature film roles in "The Clonus Horror" (1979) and "I'm Going to Be Famous" (1982); was top billed in the latter