Biography
Henry Goldblume on the acclaimed NBC police drama "Hill Street Blues". The detective eventually romanced the ex-wife of his boss (Daniel J Travanti), who was played by Barbara Bosson, the wife of "Blues" executive producer Steve Bochco. Spano was back with Bochco starting in 1995 as Ray Velachek, a private investigator working for Teddy Hoffman (Daniel Benzali) on the low-rated, but highly regarded ABC series "Murder One".
Although Spano has …
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Career Milestones
| Founding member, "The Wing", an improvisational theatre group in San Francisco | ||
| Joined cast of "Murder One" in recurring role of Ray Velachek | ||
| TV series debut as regular, played Henry Goldblume on NBC police drama "Hill Street Blues" | ||
1967 | Stage debut as Paris in "Romeo and Juliet", Berkeley, California | |
1968 | Member Berkeley Repertory Theatre; roles included leads in "Hamlet" and "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof" | |
1972 | First film appearance, "One Is a Lonely Number" | |
1973 | Played bit role in "American Graffiti" | |
1974 | TV debut, episode of "The Streets of San Francisco" | |
1980 | TV-movie debut, "Fighting Back: The Rocky Bleir Story" | |
1989 | Appeared in an acclaimed episode of NBC series "Midnight Caller"; won Emmy as Best Guest Actor | |
1995 | Cast as Dominic Corso in short-lived NBC series "Amazing Grace", starring Patty Duke | |
1996 | Had featured role in "Primal Fear", directed by Gregory Hoblit | |
2002 | Made cameo appearance in the Hoblit-directed "Hart's War" | |
2006 | Cast as Howard Strickling, a 'fixer' for MGM studio boss Eddie Mannix (Bob Hoskins) in "Hollywoodland" | |
Awards
1983 | Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series in Hill Street Blues |
1989 | Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Guest Actor In a Drama Series in Midnight Caller |