Robert Reed

About Robert Reed

Tall, curly-haired actor, often cast as business-suited paternal types. Reed worked on mainly forgettable TV series from the 1960s, first gaining widespread notice as a crusading lawyer in "The Defenders". He is best remembered as "a man named Brady, with three boys of his own" on that corny 70s ode to the suburban family, "The Brady Bunch". Reed subsequently had major supporting roles on the miniseries "Rich Man, Poor Man" (1976) and "Roots" (1977).

Education

Northwestern University, Evanston , Illinois

University of London

Career Milestones

1992

Last acting role, onstage in "Love Letters" opposite Betsy Palmer

1992

Made last TV appearance as guest star on "Jake and the Fatman" detective series

Raised in Muskogee OK