Biography
In his maturity, Windom became comfortably ensconced in roles as venerable authority figures - fathers, judges, clergymen and other professionals. 1960s-era sitcom cultists remember his Emmy-winning portrayal of John Monroe, an anxiety-ridden cartoonist who shifted back-and-forth between the real world and the animated realm of his sketchpad, on "My World... and Welcome to It" (NBC, 1969-1970). This charming show was based on the writings and …
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Career Milestones
| Performed with the American Reperatory Theater | ||
| Played the recurring role of Dr. Seth Hazlitt on "Murder, She Wrote" (CBS) | ||
| Served with 508th parachute infantry of the U.S. Army | ||
| Starred on the series "My World and Welcome to It" | ||
| TV series debut in a starring role, "The Farmer's Daughter" | ||
1950 | Performed on the early NBC anthology drama series, "Masterpiece Playhouse" | |
1958 | Starred on NBC's "Hallmark Hall of Fame" presentation of "Dial 'M' For Murder" | |
1962 | Feature debut, the prosecuting attorney in "To Kill a Mockingbird" | |
1972 | Starred in the one-man show "Thurber I" | |
1975 | Starred in the one-man show "Thurber II" | |
1976 | Starred in the one-man show "Ernie Pyle I" | |
1979 | Starred in the one-man show "Ernie Pyle II | |
Awards
1970 | Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Continued Performance By an Actor In a in My World... and Welcome to It |