Biography
Rather than leave the profession he loved so dearly, he became one of the foremost acting instructors in Hollywood, opening not just his own studio, but returning to college at UCLA, earning a degree, and teaching at California State, Northridge as well. When the cloud had ended, Corey re-emerged as a character player, often of kindly old men with a rough-hewn upbringing, and as a director of TV episodics including ten installments of "Night …
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Career Milestones
| Directed 10 episodes of "Night Gallery" | ||
| Played recurring role of Ann's father on "One Day at a Time" | ||
| Was blacklisted in Hollywood (dates approximate) | ||
| Was drama professor at Cal State Northridge | ||
1936 | Made Broadway debut as Rosencrantz in "Hamlet" | |
1940 | Made feature film debut, "Third Finger" | |
1943 | Was combat photographer in US Army | |
1950 | Became one of the foremost acting instructors in Hollywood | |
1970 | Made TV-movie debut, "The Movie Murderer" | |
1971 | Directed series "The Psychiatrist" (NBC) | |
1977 | Made appearances on "The Richard Pryor Show" (NBC) | |
1985 | TV series debut as regular, played Lawyer Sam on NBC series "Helltown" | |
1986 | Was regular on "Morningstar/Eveningstar (CBS) | |