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He’s best known as the actor who made a big splash in the 1973 sci-fi film The Clones, bringing a unique intensity to the role that really set him apart. And, of course, fans remember him for his standout performance in the 1963 ABC-WB series The Dakotas, where he showcased his range early on. Over the years, he continued to build an impressive resume, including a memorable part in the heartwarming 1987 film batteries not included. But before all the spotlight and recognition, he was already working hard—his first notable appearance came in the 1962 indie drama This is Not a Test, a low-budget gem that hinted at the talent to come. Born in San Francisco, California, the actor grew up with a passion for storytelling, which eventually led him to pursue acting full time. Throughout his journey, the actor proved time and again that he had what it takes to captivate audiences across genres and decades. The actor’s dedication to his craft has left a lasting mark on the industry.
He played a minor part in Michael Mann’s 1985 film To Live and Die in L.A., which starred Willem Dafoe. He wasn’t one of the central figures, but his presence added to the overall depth of the story. He appeared briefly, yet effectively, contributing to the film’s gritty atmosphere. He definitely made the most of his limited screen time, standing out just enough without overshadowing the main cast. He was, after all, part of a movie that became a notable entry in 1980s cinema, and he handled his role with quiet professionalism.
