Biography
In 1950's "Rope," he was one-half of a scheming, self-satisfied duo who attempted to get away with the perfect crime, while in "Strangers on a Train" (1951), he was drawn into a murder plot by a deranged Robert Walker. The pictures were unfortunately the apex of his career, and he spent most of the following decades in television and on stage, as well as numerous international productions. The appeal of the Hitchcock pictures, as well as his …
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Career Milestones
2001 | Appeared in the first London production of Noel Coward's play "Semi-Monde", about a group of sophisticates who mingle at the cocktail bar of the Ritz Hotel | |
| Returned to screen acting with role in "The Next Big Thing" (lensed 2000; not to be confused with the Madonna-Rupert Everett movie of the same name) | ||
1995 | Was one of the interviewees for the documentary "The Celluloid Closet" | |
| Appeared as regular on CBS daytime drama "As the World Turns" as Eileen Fulton's husband | ||
1985 | Starred Off-Broadway in "Tally & Son" | |
| Appeared as regular on ABC daytime drama "One Life to Live" | ||
1970 | Made TV-movie debut in "The Challengers" | |
1955 | Began appearing on TV in "Schlitz Playhouse of the Stars" | |
1953 | Made musical debut in "Small Town Girl" | |
1951 | Starred in the Hitchcock classic "Strangers on a Train" | |
1948 | Returned to the screen for Alfred Hitchcock's "Rope" | |
1944 | Served in the armed forces | |
1943 | Made screen debut in "The North Star" | |
Awards
1976 | Daytime Emmy Award for Outstanding Actor In a Daytime Drama Series in One Life to Live |