Biography
He is perhaps best recalled as the lead in the short-lived mystery "Coronet Blue" (CBS, 1967) and as Detective Johnny Corso, the younger member of the team, on "N.Y.P.D." (ABC, 1967-69).
The St. Louis native had been trained at Carnegie Institute of Technology (later Carnegie-Mellon University). He made his Broadway debut in "First One Asleep, Whistle" in 1966 and subsequently spent the next three decades appearing in numerous productions at …
Career Milestones
2002 | Appeared in the Westport Country Playhouse summer staging of "Our Town" | |
2001 | Acted in Connecticut production of "DollHouse", a revised version of the Ibsen classic | |
1997 | Played recurring part of Sidney Sheffield on the ABC daytime drama "All My Children" | |
1990 | Had supporting role in the feature "Everybody Wins" | |
| Returned to primetime series in "Dolphin Cove" (CBS) | ||
| Played Harry O'Neill on the ABC daytime drama "One Life to Live" (ABC) | ||
1983 | Co-starred opposite Anne Archer in the NBC drama "The Family Tree" | |
1980 | Portrayed baseball great Joe DiMaggio in the ABC biopic "Marilyn: The Untold Story" | |
1980 | Starred as C.K. Dexter Haven opposite Blythe Danner in the Broadway revival of Philip Barry's "The Philadelphia Story" | |
| Appeared in several production at the Long Wharf Theatre, New Haven, CT | ||
| Co-starred with Claude Akins as con men-truck drivers in "Movin' On" (NBC) | ||
1971 | TV-movie debut, "Dr Cook's Garden" (ABC) | |
1971 | Appeared in Off-Broadway premiere of John Guare's "The House of Blue Leaves" | |
1967 | Played Detective Jonny Corso on "N.Y.P.D." (ABC) | |
1967 | TV series debut as regular on the short-lived "Coronet Blue" (CBS) | |
1967 | Film debut, "Hour of the Gun" | |
1966 | Made Broadway debut in "First One Asleep" | |
| Spent two years with American Shakespeare Festival | ||