Robert Vaughn

Birthplace: New York City, New York, USA
Birthday: November 22, 1932

Robert Vaughn began in films as boyish and rather callow youths, graduated to considerable success in the 1960s in intelligent, sophisticated roles, especially on TV, and later played a wide range of authoritative character parts. An intelligent and sensitive performer whose charisma is bound up with his pensive quality, Vaughn entered films in 1957. One of his earliest films was wildly out of character given his later image: the title role in the poor Roger Corman quickie, "Teenage Caveman" (1958). Vaughn's talent for expressing …more

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Credits

Actor

Escape to Witch Mountain
Edward Bolt
The Man From U.N.C.L.E.
Agent Napoleon Solo
The Return of the Man From U.N.C.L.E.
Napoleon Solo
Doctor Franken
Dr Arno Franken
Witch Academy

Director

Police Woman
Director

Executive

Welcome to Paradox
Production Executive (Chesler/Perlmutter)

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Career Milestones

1998
Had supporting role in the feature "BASEketball"
1998
Recieved star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame (July 27)
1995
Joined the cast of the daytime drama, "As the World Turns", as attorney Rick Hamlin
1993
Hosted and served as narrator for the short-lived Fox-TV adventure spoof series, "Danger Theater"
1990
Played in "Love Letters" opposite Polly Bergen onstage in both New York and Los Angeles