Biography
Everett left the Midwest in 1960 for Hollywood, where he enjoyed a minor career as a youthful romantic lead in modest features like "Made in Paris" (1966) and "The Singing Nun" (1966). "Medical Center," which partnered him with James Daly as surgeons at a Los Angeles university hospital, thrust him into stardom, but he never found a subsequent project that equaled its popularity. However, Everett remained a constant presence on television well …
Latest Tv Credits
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Career Milestones
2012 | Guest starred on ABC's "Castle" | |
2011 | Appeared on the Cinemax erotic drama series "Chemistry" | |
2004 | Hosted Trinity Broadcasting Network's "Master's Theater" | |
2001 | Played an aging lothario who engages in a steamy audition with Naomi Watts in David Lynch's "Mulholland Drive" | |
2000 | Returned to series work as an unscrupulous mayor on USA Network crime comedy series "Manhattan, AZ" | |
1998 | Cast in Gus Van Sant's remake of "Psycho" | |
1997 | Starred in the TV movie "When Time Expires" (TMC) | |
1995 | Displayed comedic abilities and added spark to his career with guest appearance on CBS sitcom "Cybill" | |
1994 | Returned to series TV after a decade as the star of the adventure series "McKenna" (ABC) | |
1986 | Guest starred on two-episode arc of "The Love Boat" (ABC) | |
1983 | Starred as Wyatt Earp III on NBC series "The Rousters" | |
1982 | Returned to features in "Airplane II: The Sequel" | |
1980 | Returned to series TV as star of the short-lived CBS drama "Hagen" | |
1978 | Landed one of the lead roles in the acclaimed NBC miniseries "Centennial" | |
1969 | Played sensitive surgeon Dr. Joe Gannon on CBS medical drama "Medical Center" | |
1967 | Starred in first TV movie "Return of the Gunfighter" (ABC) | |
1965 | Co-starred opposite Debbie Reynolds in "The Singing Nun" | |
1964 | Signed contract with MGM | |
1963 | Appeared as series regular on "The Dakotas" (ABC) | |
1961 | Feature acting debut, "Claudelle Inglish" | |
1960 | Landed early TV role on episode of "Cheyenne" (ABC) | |
| Toured India with stage troupe while in college | ||
| First acted while in high school at age 14 | ||
| Raised outside Detroit, MI | ||
Awards
1972 | Golden Globe Award for Best Performance by an Actor in a Television Series - Drama in Medical Center |
1970 | Golden Globe Award for Best Performance by an Actor in a Television Series - Drama in Medical Center |