#Rut AchternbuschDB1963 TRDaughter of 'Herbert Achternbusch' (qv) and 'Gerda Achternbusch' (qv).@#Rodney AcklandDB1908DD1991OWThe Pink Room (1952) (play); rewritten as Absolute HellOWStrange Orchestra (1931) (play)OWAfter October (1936) (play)OWThe Dark River (1943) (play)@#Rodolfo AcostaDB29 July 1920, Chihuahua, MexicoDD7 November 1974@#Ronald AdamDB31 December 1896, Herefordshire, EnglandDD27 March 1979@#Robert AdamsDB1906@#Richard AddinsellDB13 January 1904DD1977 BGEnglish composer. Born at Oxford.BGAfter finishing his study of law at Oxford, he took a short courseBGin music at the Royal College of Music in London and studied fromBG1929 to 1932 in Berlin and Vienna.BGFrom 1933 to 1935 he lived in the USA writing scores for theBGHollywood studio's.TRHis famous 'Warsaw Concerto', a Rachmaninoff like piece forTRpiano and orchestra composed for the RKO picture 'DangerousTRMoonlight', is still being performed (1995). BYAnonymous@#Renee AdoreeRNJeanne de la FonteDB30 September 1898, Lille, FranceDD5 October 1933@#Robert AgnewDD8 November 1983@#Rick AielloTRSon of Danny Aiello.@#Raymond AimosDB1889DD22 August 1944@#Richard AinleyDB22 December 1910, Stanmore, Middlesex, EnglandDD18 May 1967@#Robert AldaRND'Abruzzo, Alphonso Giuseppe Giovanni RobertoDB26 February 1914, New York, NYDD3 May 1986 TRFather of Alan and Antony Alda.TRHis professional surname derives from the first two letters of each ofTRhis first name and his surname at birth, i.e. ALphonso DAbruzzoTR(AL + DA = Alda). @#Robert AlexDD6 August 1990 TRShot to death by robber at age 31.@#Ross AlexanderDB21 July 1907, Brooklyn, NYDD2 January 1937@#Rex AllenDB31 December 1920, Willcox, AZ@#Ronald AllenDD18 June 1991, Cancer, Reading, England@#Rene AllioDD27 March 1995@#Robert AltmanDB20 February 1925, Kansas City, MO BGOn February 20th, 1925 in Kansas City, Mo, Robert Altman was born to B.C.BG(an insurance salesman) and Helen Altman. He entered St. Peters CatholicBGschool at the age six, and spent a short time at a Catholic high school.BGFrom there he went to Rockhurst high school. It was then that he startedBGexploring the art of exploring sound with the cheap tape recordersBGavailable at the time. He was then sent to Wentworth Military Academy inBGLexington, MO where he attended through Junior College.In 1945, heBGenlisted in the Air Force and became a copilot of a B-24.BGAfter his discharge from the military, he went to work for theBGCalvin Co. It was here (while working on documentaries, employeeBGtraining films, and advertisements) that he learned much about filmBGmaking. By 1955 he had left the Calvin Co.BGAfter a series of unnoticed independent films, he was given hisBGfirst directoral break by Alfred Hitchcock. From here he went on toBGdirect a large number of television shows, until he was offered theBGscript for M*A*S*H in 1969. He was hardly the producer's first choice -BGmore than fifteen other directors had already turned it down. ThisBGwasn't his first movie, but it was his first success.TRAltman came up with a scheme to "Identi-Code" pets.TRHe would tatoo a number on the cat or dog. Somehow, he managed toTRtatoo President Truman's dog.TRAltman designed a watch called "Time to Reflect" for Swatch inTR1995 to commemorate the centenary of the birth of cinema.QU"I've about had it - the agencies, the winking, the networks, theQUratings. Anyone who thinks TV is an art medium is crazy - it's anQUadvertising medium."BOPatrick McGilligan, "Robert Altman: Jumping Off the Cliff", 1989BOHelen Keyssar, "Robert Altman's America", 1991BORobert Phillip Kolker, "A Cinema of Lonliness 2 ed.", 1988 BYChristopher W. Johnson @#Rachel AmesDB2 November 1929, Portland, OR@#Richard AndersonRNAnderson, Richard NormanDB8 August 1926, Long Branch, NY@#Richard Dean AndersonDB23 January 1950, Minneapolis, MN TRDated German ice-skater 'Katharina Witt'@#Ray AranhaDB1 May 1939, Miami, FL@#Roscoe 'Fatty' ArbuckleRNArbuckle, Roscoe ConklingDB24 March 1887, San Jose CA (Smith Center KS?)DD29 June 1933 TRObese comic actor whose career was ended by a scandal.@#Roone ArledgeDB8 July 1931@#Richard ArlenRNMattimore, VanDB1 September 1900, Charlottesville, VADD26 March 1976@#R.G. ArmstrongDB7 April 1917@#Rebekka ArmstrongTRPlayboy Playmate of the Month September 1986@#Robert ArmstrongDB20 November 1890, Saginaw, MIDD20 April 1973, Santa Monica, CA.@#Roseanne ArnoldDB3 November 1952, Salt Lake City, UTSP'Tom Arnold' (qv) (1990 - 1994) [divorced]SP'?' (qv) (1995 - present)@#Rosanna ArquetteDB10 August 1959, New York, NY TRSister of Patricia Arquette and Alexis ArquetteTRDaughter of Lewis Arquette.@#Rod ArrantsDB5 September 1944, Los Angeles, CA@#Renee AshersonDB1921, London, England@#Roy AshtonDB16 April 1909DD10 January 1995@#Roscoe AtesDB20 January 1895, Grange, MSDD1 March 1962, Hollywood, CA (lung cancer)@#Rowan AtkinsonTRHas an HGV license.TROwns various fast cars (Aston Martin Vantages, etc.).TRWrites articles for CAR (a British car magazine).@#Ruth AttawayDD21 September 1987@#Richard AttenboroughRNAttenborough, Sir Richard SamuelDB29 August 1923, Cambridge, England@#Rene AuberjonoisRNAuberjonois, Rene MuratDB1 June 1940, New York, NY BGHe studied at the Carnegie Mellon UniversityBGHe is a versatile stage actor who first gained notice in filmsBGas part of Robert Altman's stock company in the 1970s,BGmost notably as the ornithology lecturer who metamorphoses into aBGbird in Brewster McCloud (1970).BGUsually cast in off-beat character roles, Auberjonois was featured onBGthe TV series, "Benson" (1980-86).BGSince 1993 is he playing a shapeshifter in Star Trek: Deep Space Nine. BYDirk Gruhlke @#Red AuerbachDB20 September 1917@#Robert AyresDB1914DD5 November 1968@#Randle AyrtonDB9 August 1869, Chester, EnglandDD28 May 1940@#Ross BagdasarianDD16 January 1972, age 52 TRSinger. a.k.a. David Seville of Alvin and the Chipmunks.TRFather of Carol Bagdasarian.@#Raymond BaileyDB1904, San Francisco, CADD15 April 1980 TRPlayed Mr. Drysdale on "The Beverly Hillbillies".@#Robin BaileyDB5 October 1919, Hucknall, Nottingham, England@#Rick BakerRNBaker, Richard A.DB8 December 1950, Binghamton, NY TRA.k.a. Richard Baker. Occasional actor, better known as Oscar-winningTRspecial effects makeup artist.@#Roman BalayanDB5 April 1941@#Rebecca BaldingDB21 September 1955, Little Rock, AR@#Roy BarcroftRNRavenscroft, HowardDB7 September 1902, Crab Orchard, NEDD28 November 1969@#Robert BarratRNBarrat, Robert HarriotDB10 July 1889, New York, NYDD7 January 1970@#Richard BarthelmessDB9 May 1895, New York, NYDD17 August 1963, Southampton, NY (throat cancer) TROne of the 36 founders of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts andTRSciences (AMPAS)@#Richard BasehartDB31 August 1914, Zanesville, OHDD17 September 1984SP'Valentina Cortese' (qv) (? - ?)@#Ron BassAGJay Moloney, CAA@#Ralph BatesDB1940DD27 March 1991 (age 50) TRBritish actor.@#Randall BatinkoffDB16 October 1968@#Royal BealDB2 June 1899, Brookline, MADD20 May 1969, Keene, NH (cancer)@#Richard BeanRNRichard E. Bean DB1957HT6' 3"NKRick@#Robert BeattyDB19 October 1909, Hamilton, Ontario, CanadaDD3 March 1992, London@#Rachael BeckRNBeck, Rachael ElizabethDB1971OWLead role in Australian production of "Me and My Girl"TRLeft the hit sitcom "Hey Dad..! (1984)" to star in theTRstage show "Me and My Girl"@#Richard BeckinsaleDB6 July 1947, Nottingham, EnglandDD19 March 1979@#Reginald BeckwithDB2 November 1908, York, EnglandDD26 June 1965@#Rex BellRNBeldam, George FrancisDB16 October 1903, Chicago, ILDD4 July 1962, Las Vegas, NV (heart attack) TRFormer cowboy star. Was Lt. Governor of Nevada at his death.SP'Clara Bow' (qv) (? - ?)@#Ralph BellamyDB17 June 1904, Chicago, ILDD29 November 1991, Santa Monica, CA TRDied after long illness.@#Richard BelzerDB4 August 1944@#Robert BenchleyDB15 September 1889, Worcester, MADD21 November 1945@#Russ BenderDB1 January 1910DD16 August 1969, Hollywood@#Richard BenedictRNBenedetto, RiccardoDB1916, Sicily, ItalyDD25 April 1984@#Roberto BenigniDBItaly@#Richard BenjaminDB22 May 1938, New York, NYSP'Paula Prentiss' (qv) (? - ?)@#Richard BennettDD1944@#Rosalind BennettOWCarmen and the Devil: a TV -serie by Fay Weldon. Rosalind Bennett asOWCarmen@#Robby BensonRNSegal, RobertDB21 January 1956GATV commercial for Comet cleanser (1966)@#Rick BermanDB25 December@#Richard BerryDBFrance@#Richard BeymerDB21 February 1939, Avoca, IA@#Reed BirneyDB11 September 1954, Alexandria, VA@#Roberta BizeauDB1958, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada TRAka Roberta Weiss@#Ruben BladesDB16 July 1948, Panama City, Panama@#Robert BlakeRNGubitosi, MichaelDB18 September 1934, Nutley, NJ@#Ronee BlakleyDB1946, Caldwell, ID@#Robert BlochDB1917DD23 September 1994, Los Angeles CA, after a lengthy battle with cancerSP'Marion Holcombe' (qv) (1940 - 1963) (divorce)SP'Eleanor Alexander' (qv) (1964 - 1994) (widow)@#Richard BohringerDB16 January 1941, Paris, France@#Ray BolgerRNBolger, Raymond WallaceDB10 January 1904, Dorchester, MADD15 January 1987 TRDancer, best known as the Scarecrow in THE WIZARD OF OZ@#Robert BoltDB15 August 1924DD12 February 1995@#Rudy BondDD29 March 1982@#Richard BonnelliDD7 June 1980@#Richard BooneRNBoone, Richard AllenDB18 June 1917, Los Angeles, CADD10 January 1981@#Roy BoultingDB21 November 1913, Bray, Berkshire, England TRTwin brother of John Boulting (qv)SP'Hayley Mills' (qv) (1971 - 1977)@#Roger BowenDB25 May@#Reizl BozykDD30 September 1993, in New York at age 79. TRYiddish actress.@#Robert BramkampDB1961, in Muenster, Germany@#Richard BrandaDD7 January 1993, Los Angeles, CA (colon cancer, age 57)@#Rossano BrazziDB18 September 1916, Bologna, ItalyDD24 December 1994, Rome Italy, virus affecting nervous systemSP'Lydia Bertolini' (qv) (? - 1981) (died)SP'Isle Fischer' (qv) (? - 1994) (widowed)@#Romney BrentRNLarralde, RomuloDB26 January 1902, Saltillo, MexicoDD24 September 1976@#Robert BressonDB25 September 1907, Bromont-Lamothe, France BGRobert Bresson trained as a painter before moving into films as aBGscreenwriter, making a short film (atypically a comedy), 'Les AffairesBGPubliques' in 1934. After spending more than a year as a German POWBGduring World War II, he made his debut with 'Les Anges du Peche' inBG1943. His next film, 'Les Dames du Bois de Boulogne' (1944) would beBGthe last time he would work with professional actors. From 'Diary of aBGCountry Priest' (1950) onwards, he created a unique minimalist style inBGwhich all but the barest essentials are omitted from the film (often,BGcrucial details are only given in the soundtrack), with the actors (heBGcalls them 'models') giving deliberately flat, expressionlessBGperformances. It's a demanding and difficult, intensely personalBGstyle, which means that his films never achieved great popularity (itBGwas rare for him to make more than one film every five years), but heBGhas a fanatical following among critics, who rate him as one of theBGgreatest artists in the history of the cinema. He retired in theBG1980s, after failing to raise the money for a long-planned adaptationBGof the Book of Genesis. BYMichael Brooke @#Richard R. BriggsDD12 July 1990 TRDied after short illness in New York at age 71.@#Roy BrocksmithGA"Star Trek: The Next Generation" (1987), as Sirna Kolrami (ep. 'PeakGAPerformance')@#Ronnie BrodyDD8 May 1991, age 72@#Randi BrooksDB8 November 1956, New York, NY@#Richard BrooksDB18 May 1912, Philadelphia, PADD11 March 1992, Beverly Hills, CA (congestive heart failure, age 79) TRDirector.@#Reb BrownDB29 April 1948, Los Angeles, CA@#Reno BrownDD15 May 1991@#Robert Latham BrownDB20 June 1947NKBobAGemail: rlbrown@primenet.comOWCo-author of AstrolDeluxe for Windows@#Roscoe Lee BrowneDB2 May 1925, Woodbury, NJ@#Ray BuktenicaDB6 August 1943, New York, NY@#Ralph BunkerDD28 April 1966, New York, NY (stroke, age 77)@#Richard BurgiDB30 July 1958, Montclair, NJ@#Raymond BurrRNBurr, Raymond William StacyDB21 May 1917, New Westminster, British Columbia, CanadaDD12 September 1993, Sonoma County, CA (metastatic liver cancer) TRBefore dying from cancer, he threw some grand parties to say farewellTRto many of his friends.@#Ralph BurrisDB16 October 1944 BGProduction Executive, Warner Bros. Features (1983-1987); ProductionBGve Walt Disney/Touchstone (1987-1989)HT5' 10" BYRalph Burris@#Richard BurtonRNJenkins Jr., Richard WalterDB10 November 1925, Pontrhydyfen, South WalesDD5 August 1984SP'Elizabeth Taylor' (qv) (? - ?, ? - ?)@#Rebeccah BushGA"Herman's Head" (1991), as Eve (02/93)@#Ricky BuskerDB1974, Rockford, IL@#Royal ButlerRNRichey, EdwinDB4 May 1893, Atlanta, GADD28 July 1973, Desert Hot Springs, CA TRActor (aka Roy E. Butler?).@#Red ButtonsRNChwatt, AaronDB5 February 1919, New York, NYSP'Roxanne ' (qv) (1947 - 1951)SP'Helayne McNorton' (qv) (1951 - 1963)SP'Alicia Pratt' (qv) (1964 - present)@#Ruth BuzziDB24 July 1936, Westerly, RI@#Ralph ByrdDB22 April 1909, Dayton, OHDD18 August 1952, Tarzana, CA (heart attack) BGByrd started his career by playing comic strip detective, Dick Tracy, inBGseveral movie serials. He was successful in putting the role behind himBGand becoming a successful character actor. A serious auto accidentBGslowed down his career in the late 1940s, and he returned to the role ofBGTracy for two films and a TV series.SP'Virginia Carroll' (qv) (? - ?) BYRay Hamel @#Richard CaldicotDB7 October 1908, London, England@#Rory CalhounRNDurgin, Francis TimothyDB8 August 1922, Los Angeles, CA TRHe's the one that's always standing and walking!@#Red CallenderRNCallender, George SylvesterDBHaynesville, VADD8 March 1992, Saugus, CA (thyroid cancer, age 76) TRJazz bass player.@#Rod CameronRNCox, NathanDB7 December 1912, CanadaDD21 December 1983@#Rafael CamposDB13 May 1936, Santiago, Dominican RepublicDD9 July 1985@#Ron CareyDB11 December 1935, Newark, NJ@#Richard CarlsonDB29 April 1912, Albert Lea, MNDD24 November 1977@#Roger C. CarmelDB27 September 1932DD11 November 1986@#Richard CarpenterDB1945, New Haven, CT TRBrother of Karen Carpenter@#Robert CarradineDB24 March 1954, San Mateo, CA TRSon of John Carradine, half-brother of David Carradine,TRBrother of Keith Carradine.@#Regina CarrolRNGelfan, ReginaDBBoston, MADD4 November 1992 TRDied of cancer in St. George UT at age 49.@#Ralph CarterDB30 May 1961, New York, NY@#Randall CarverDB25 May, Fort Worth, TX@#Rosalind CashDB31 December 1938, Atlantic City, NJ@#Richard CastellanoDB4 September 1933, New York, NYDD10 December 1988@#Roy CastleDD2 September 1994, Lung Cancer@#Richard ChamberlainRNChamberlain, George RichardDB31 March 1935, Beverly Hills, CA@#Rosalind ChaoDB23 September 1949@#Ray CharlesRNRobinson, Ray CharlesDB23 September 1930, Albany, GA@#Rodney ChartersNKPrince of Darkness@#Ruth ChattertonDB24 December 1893, New York, NYDD24 November 1961 TRDied after brief illness in Norwalk CT.@#Richard ChavesDB9 October 1951, Jacksonville, FL@#Rae Dawn ChongDB28 February 1962, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada TRDaughter of Tommy Chong.SP'Thomas C. Howell' (qv) (? - ?)@#Roberta ChongDB1963, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada TRModel, half-sister of Rae Dawn Chong, daughter of Tommy Chong.@#Robert ChristianDBCADD27 January 1983@#Roy ClarkRNClark, Roy LinwoodDB15 April 1933, Meherrin, VA@#Robert ClaryRNWiderman, RobertDB1 March 1926, Paris, France@#Roger ClemensDB4 August 1962, Dayton, OH BGRoger is a power pitcher for the Boston Red Sox. He broke into theBGmajor leagues with the Red Sox in 1984, posting a 9-4 record. HisBGblazing fastball, consistently clocked in the mid 90s, have made him oneBGof the games most dominant pitchers. He's a multiple Cy Young awardBGwinner. In 1986, he started out 14-0 and ended up at 24-4, leading theBGRed Sox to the World Series. Set a new major league record by strikingBGout 20 batters in a nine inning game in 1986. Roger has appeared onBGnumerous sports magazine covers.HT6' 4" BYPete Brennan@#Rene ClementDB18 March 1913, Bordeaux, France@#Rosemary ClooneyDB23 May 1928, Maysville, KY TRMarried and divorced twice to Jose Ferrer (qv) - first married 1953TRHas 5 children with Ferrer@#Ron CobbTR1994: Co-founded Rocket Science, an innovativeTRcomputer entertainment firm.@#Ray CollinsDB10 December 1889, Sacramento, CADD11 July 1965, Santa Monica, CA (emphysema)@#Russell CollinsDB11 October 1897, New Orleans, LADD14 November 1965, Hollywood, CA@#Ronald ColmanDB9 February 1891, Richmond, Surrey, EnglandDD19 May 1958@#Robbie ColtraneDB1950, Rutherglen, Scotland@#Robert ConradRNFalk, Conrad RobertDB1 March 1935, Chicago, ILNKBobHT5' 8"SP'Joan ' (qv) (past)SP'LaVelda Fann' (qv) (current)TRLives in Bear Valley, California, a ski resort village in theTRHigh Sierra; has three young daughters with LaVelda Fann andTRsix other children from a previous marriage.TRFather of actors Christian and Shane Conrad.GA"Columbo" (1971), as Milo Janus (1975, ep. 'An Exercise in Fatality')@#Richard ConteRNConte, Nicholas PeterDB24 March 1914, Jersey City, NJDD15 April 1975@#Russ ConwayRNZink, RussDB25 April 1913, Brandon, Manitoba, Canada@#Roderick CookDB1932, London, EnglandDD17 August 1990 TRDied of apparent heart attack in Los Angeles at age 58.@#Rita CoolidgeDB1 May 1945, Nashville, TN@#Robert CooteDB4 February 1909, London, EnglandDD25 November 1982@#Rita CordayRNTeipotemarga, Jeanne PauleDBTahitiDD23 November 1992 TRDied after gall bladder surgery in Century City CA at age 68.@#Roger CormanRNCorman, Roger WilliamDB5 April 1926, Detroit, MI BGAfter studying engineering (a subject he said was ideally suited toBGmaking low-budget films on a tight schedule), Roger Corman attempted toBGbreak into films by the tried and trusted method of working as aBGmessenger 20th-Century Fox, eventually rising to the position of storyBGanalyst. He started direct involvement in films in 1953 as a producerBGand screenwriter, making his debut as director in 1955. Between thenBGand his official retirement in 1971 he directed dozens of films, oftenBGas many as six or seven per year, typically shot extremely quickly onBGleftover sets from other, larger, productions. His probably unbeatableBGrecord for a professional 35mm feature film was two days and a night toBGshoot the original version of 'Little Shop of Horrors' in 1960, thoughBGseveral other films were made in less than a week. In the early 1960s,BGhis budgets got bigger (though never big), when he made a series ofBGadaptations of Edgar Allen Poe stories starring Vincent Price. ApartBGfrom the 1991 'Frankenstein Unbound', he retired from directing in 1971BGto concentrate on production and distribution through his company NewBGWorld (and later Concorde), making low-budget exploitation films andBGusing the profits to distribute distinguished art films. Apart fromBGmaking dozens of enormously entertaining films (there are amazingly fewBGduds in his output), Corman's place in film history is assured simplyBGthrough his unrivalled eye for talent - among many world-class namesBGwho were employed by him at a very early stage in their careers areBGFrancis Coppola, Martin Scorsese, Jonathan Demme, James Cameron, PeterBGBogdanovich, Joe Dante and many others - which means that his influenceBGon modern American cinema is almost incalculable. BYMichael Brooke @#Robert CornthwaiteDB28 April 1917, St. Helens, OR@#Ray CorriganRNBenard, RaymondDB14 February 1902, Milwaukee, WIDD10 August 1976 BGRay was a physical culturist and very good athlete. This is how heBGbegan working in Hollywood, as a physical fitness trainer for movieBGstars. Bit parts in 1932 led to action roles in the "Undersea Kingdom"BGand "The Leathernecks Have Landed" in 1936, the same year he began hisBGrole as Tucson Smith in the "Three Mesquiteer" series for which he didBG24 pictures before leaving in 1939. He also did 20 of the 24 "RangeBGBusters" series which ran from 1940 to 1943. He finished up playingBGapes in "White Gorilla" (1947) and "Killer Apes" (1953) and the roleBGof It in "It, the Terror from Beyond Space" (1958). After he retiredBGhe operated a number of successful businesses. One of these,BGCorriganville, was a ranch and town used for filming TV and movieBGwesterns. His nickname 'Crash' derived from his powerful physiqueBGand willingness to undertake dangerous stunts.BODavid Zinman, "Saturday Afternoon at the Bijou" (1973) BYEd Stephan @#Ricardo CortezRNKrantz, JackDB19 September 1889, Vienna, AustriaDD28 April 1977@#Robert CostanzoGA"Friends" (1994), as Joey's father (01/95)@#Richard CoxDB6 May 1948, New York, NY@#Robert CoxDD8 September 1974 TRWas last surviving member of the original Keystone Kops.TRDied at age 79.@#Ronny CoxDB23 July 1938, Cloudcroft, NMGA"Star Trek: The Next Generation" (1987), as Captain Edward JellicoGA(ep. 'Chain of Command')@#Richard CrennaDB30 November 1927, Los Angeles, CA BGWas born into a modest income family. His mother managed a smallBGhotel in downtown Los Angeles where Richard and his family resided.BGHe first appeared on network radio while still a teenager as OugyBGPringle in a "Date with Judy" (1946). When that show was canceledBGhe was cast in the roll of Walter Denton on "Our Miss Brooks", itBGwas while playing that roll that "Our Miss Brooks" moved from RadioBGto Television. These rolls called for a cracked voice creating anBGadolescent image. In real life Richard was tall, with a anBGadults voice. Yet, he was able to bridge this gap, and played theBGroll with practiced professionalism. When Our Miss Brooks wasBGcanceled he was cast as "Luke" on "The Real McCoys." When RichardBGfinished High School he enrolled, and majored in Theater Arts atBGthe University of Southern California. Richard married shortlyBGafter his graduation from USC. The marriage was short lived. RichardBGmet, and married his current wife in the late 1950's. He has moreBGthan 70 major motion pictures to his credit. BYDon Britton @#Richard CromwellRNRadabaugh, LeRoy MelvinDB8 January 1910, Los Angeles, CADD11 October 1960 TRDied of cancer in Hollywood CA.@#Rupert CrosseDB1927DD5 March 1973 TRDied of cancer in Nevis, West Indies at age 45.@#Rory CulkinTRBrother of Macaulay Culkin.@#Robert CulpDB16 August 1930, Oakland CA (Berkeley CA?)@#Roland CulverRNCulver, Roland JosephDB21 August 1900, London, EnglandDD29 February 1984@#Robert CummingsRNCummings, Charles Clarence Robert OrvilleDB10 June 1908, Joplin, MODD2 December 1990 TRDied of kidney failure and complications from pneumoniaTRIn Woodland Hills CA.@#Ruth CummingsDB18 December 1926, Prestatyn, North WalesDD6 December 1984@#Roy D'ArcyRNGuisti, FrancisDB10 February 1894, San Francisco, CADD15 November 1969 TRDied in Redlands CA.@#Roger DaltreyDB1 March 1944, London, England@#Ruby DandridgeDB3 March 1902@#Rodney DangerfieldRNCohen, JacobDB22 November 1922, Babylon, NY@#Royal DanoDB16 November 1922, New York, NYDD15 May 1994, Los Angeles CA, heart attack@#Ray DantonDB19 September 1931, New York, NYDD11 February 1992 TRDied of kidney disease in Los Angeles.@#Robert DaviDB26 June 1956@#Richard DaviesDB1914DD2 April 1994, Weaverville CA, heart attack@#Rupert DaviesDBLiverpool, EnglandDD22 November 1976 TRDied at age 59.@#Robert DavisDD18 July 1993 TRDied of emphysema at age 76.@#Rufus DavisDB2 December 1908, OKDD13 December 1974@#Richard DawsonDB20 November 1932, Hampshire, EnglandSP'Diana Dors' (qv) (? - ?)@#Rosemary De CampDB14 November 1910, Prescott, AZ@#Rebecca De MornayRNGeorge, RebeccaDB29 August 1962, Santa Rosa, CA@#Robert De NiroDB17 August 1945, New York, NY BGSon of Robert De Niro Snr, an abstract expressionist, and VirginiaBGAdmiral, a painter. Studied at Actors Studio with Stella Adler and LeeBGStrasberg.GATV commercial for AMC Ambassador automobiles (1969)NKBobby Milk (childhood, due to his pallor)TRIn his 1980 Oscar acceptance speech he thanked Joey LaMotta, who was atTRthe time suing United Artists for Raging Bull's portrayal of him.QU"It's important not to indicate. People don't try to show theirQUfeelings, they try to hide them."QU"I don't like to watch my own movies - I fall asleep in my own movies."SP'Diahnne Abbott' (qv) (1976 - 1979)BO"De Niro, The Man, The Myth, The Movies" - Patrick AginTRDe Niro formed his production company, TriBeCa Productions,TRin 1989.AGFred Specktor, CAA BYPaul McMonnies, (c4pm1@dmu.ac.uk)@#Richard DeaconDBPhiladelphia, PADD8 August 1984@#Ruby DeeDB27 October 1924, Cleveland, OH@#Roy Del RuthDB18 October 1893, DEDD27 April 1961 TRDied of heart attack in Sherman Oaks CA.@#Roger DelgadoDBMarch 1918, London, EnglandDD19 June 1973 TRKilled in car accident in Turkey at age 53.@#Reginald DenhamDB10 January 1894, London, EnglandDD4 February 1983 TRWriter@#Richard DenningDB27 March 1914, Poughkeepsie, NY@#Reginald DennyDB20 November 1891, Richmond, Surrey, EnglandDD16 June 1967 TRDied of stroke in England.@#Richard DerrDBNorristown, PADD8 May 1992 TRDied of heart failure in Santa Monica CA at age 74.@#Robert DesiderioGA"Cheers" (1982), as rival tavern owner Gary of 'Gary's Old Town Tavern'SP'Judith Light' (qv) (? - ?)@#Richard DevonDB11 December 1931, Glendale, CA@#Robert DiMatte Jr.DD16 August 1991 TRStage director/actor. Died at age 43.@#Robert DinesenDD1940@#Roy O. DisneyDD20 December 1971 TRBrother of Walt Disney. Died of cerebral hemorrhage in Burbank at age 78.@#Richard DixRNBrimmer, Ernest CarltonDB18 July 1893, St. Paul, MNDD20 September 1949SP'Virginia Webster' (qv) (? - 1949)@#Randolph DobbsRNDobbs, Randolph W.DB27 October 1949 BGBorn in Oakland, California.GA"Mike Douglas Show, The" (1970)GADennis Wholley Show (1970)HT5' 11"SP'Chris Dobbs' (qv) (? - ?)WNWrote "Prisoners of the Heart" (1994), produced inWNLos Angeles and San FranciscoOWPrisoners of the Heart (stage play), 1994 BYMichael Dobbs@#Roger DonaldsonDB15 November 1943@#Robert DonatDB18 March 1905, Withington, Manchester, EnglandDD9 June 1958@#Ruth DonnellyDBTrenton, NJDD17 November 1982@#Richard DonnerRNSchwartzberg, Richard D.DB1939, New YorkSP'Lauren Shuler-Donner' (qv) (? - ?)@#Robert DonnerDB27 April ????@#Roy DotriceDB26 May 1923, Guernsey, Channel Islands, England@#Robert DouglasRNFinlayson, RobertDB9 November 1909, Bletchley, England@#Robyn DouglassDB21 June 1953, Sendai, Japan@#Robert Downey Jr.DB4 April 1965, New York, NY BGFirst film was a small role in his father's film "Pound". His breakBGcame with the film "Less Than Zero" where he played drug addict Julian.BGHe gained an Oscar nomination for his portrayal of Charlie Chaplin.TRHe studied ballet in London when he was young. BYAnonymous@#Robert DowneyDB4 April 1965@#Richard DreyfussDB29 October 1947, Brooklyn, NY@#Robert DrivasRNChoromokos, RobertDB21 November 1938, Chicago, ILDD29 June 1986@#Robin DukeDB13 March 1954@#Rosetta DuncanDBLos Angeles, CADD4 December 1959 TROf the Duncan Sisters, sister of Vivian Duncan.TRDied in an auto accident in Chicago IL at age 58 (63?).@#Robert DuvallDB5 January 1931, San Diego, CAAGArnold Rifkin, William Morris Agency@#Richard DysartDB30 March 1929, Augusta, ME@#Richard EasthamRNEastham, Dickinson SwiftDB22 June 1918, Opelousas, LA@#Robert EastonRNBurke, RobertDB23 November 1930, Milwaukee, WI@#Roger EbertDB18 June 1942, Urbana, IL TRFilm critic@#Robert EddisonDD14 December 1991 TRBritish actor. Died at age 83.@#Richard EdsonDBNew York, NY@#Ralph EdwardsDB13 June 1913, Merino, CO@#Richard EganDB29 July 1923, San Francisco, CADD20 July 1987@#Ron EldardDB1964, New York, NY@#Robert EllisDD23 November 1973 TRDied of kidney failure in Los Angeles at age 40.@#Rebekah ElmaloglouRNElmaloglou, Rebekah SophieDB22 January 1974@#Ron ElyRNPierce, RonaldDB21 June 1938, Hereford, TX BGThe 15th screen Tarzan (if you don't count Gordon Griffith, qv) was toBGhave played a Tarzan impersonator in a projected Mike HenryBGtelevision show which never materialized. He had been tested fourteenBGmonths earlier when Henry got the part. Prior to Tarzan he had playedBGonly bit parts in movies, e.g., the copilot in South Pacific (1958)BGand had co-starred in TV's brief series "Malibu Run". He played theBGtitle role in the Tarzan TV series, 1966-68, and in two movies madeBGfrom that series in 1970. He refused to use a stunt double in hisBGvine-swinging or animal fights and was often injured. It has beenBGnoted that Ron's physical appearance and dialogue were much more likeBGthose of Burroughs' character than could be said for any otherBGTarzan. In addition to occasional parts in TV series and movies,BGseveral made in Germany, Ron hosted the "Miss America" pageant onBGtelevision 1979-81, replacing Bert Parks.HT6' 4"BOGabe Essoe, "Tarzan of the Movies" (1968)QU"Ever read the original Tarzan stories? They're beautiful. About anQUeducated man who returns to the environment he knows best, the jungle.QUThere he seeks truth, honor, and man's lost humanity to man. ThisQUTarzan is the part I've been waiting for all my life."SP'?? ' (qv) (? - ?, divorced) BYEd Stephan @#Rick EmeryDD7 April 1992 TRDied after long illness in NY at age 39.@#Robert EmhardtDB24 July 1914DD26 December 1994, Ojai, CASP'Sylvia Emhardt' (qv) (? - 1994) (widowed)@#Robert EnglundDB6 June 1949, Glendale, CA@#Rene EnriquezDB25 November 1933, San Francisco, CADD23 March 1990, Tarzana, CA (pancreatic cancer)@#Richard ErdmanDB1 June 1925, Enid, OK@#Rob EstesSP'Josie Bissett' (qv) (1 May 1992 - present)@#Renee EstevezTRDaughter of Martin Sheen, sister of Charlie Sheen and Emilio Estevez@#Renee EvansDD22 December 1971 TRDied of heart attack in Hollywood at age 63.@#Rex EvansDB13 April 1903, EnglandDD3 April 1969 TRDied after surgery in Glendale CA.@#Robert EvansDB29 June 1930, New York, NY@#Rupert EverettDB1959, Norfolk, England@#Richard EyerDB6 May 1945@#Roberto FaenzaDB21 February 1943@#Renee FalconettiDD1946@#Richard FarnsworthDB1 September 1920, Los Angeles, CA@#Rainer Werner FassbinderDB31 May 1945, Bad WoeringshofenDD10 June 1982, Muenchen@#Rebecca FerrattiRNFerratti, Rebecca MichelleDB27 November 1964, Helena, MTHT5' 5"TRPlayboy Playmate of the Month June 1986@#Ralph FiennesRNFiennes, Ralph NathanielDB22 December 1962, Suffolk England BGEldest of 6 children born to Mark and Jini Fiennes. Siblings areBGMartha, S ophie, Magnus, Joseph and Jacob. Attended Bishop WoodsworthBGBoys' School, the Chelsea College of Art & Design, and the Royal AcademyBGof Dramatic Art. Joined Britain's Royal National Theatre in 1987 andBGthe Royal Shakespeare Company in 1989. Has played Henry VI, Troilus inBG'Troilus and Cressida', Berowne in 'Love 's Labours Lost', and Edmund inBG'King Lear', and most recently, Hamlet.SP'Alexandra (Alex) Kingston' (qv) (? - ?)HT5' 11"TROf the roughly one dozen actors to play hamlet on Broadway, Fiennes isTRthe first to win a Tony Award for doing so.AGByran Lourd @ Creative Artists Agency BYAnonymous@#Reuben FigueroaDB1958, New York, NY@#Rochelle FirestoneDB14 June 1949, Kansas City, MO@#Roberta FlackDB10 February 1939, Black Mountain, NC@#Rhonda FlemingRNLouis, MarilynDB10 August 1923, Hollywood, CASP'Ned Mann' (qv) (1977 - ?)@#Robert FlemyngDB3 January 1912, Liverpool, EnglandDD22 May 1995?@#Red FoleyRNFoley, Clyde JulianDB17 June 1910, Blue Lick (Springs?) KYDD19 September 1968@#Ralph ForbesRNTaylor, RalphDB30 September 1905, London, EnglandDD31 March 1951@#Ross FordDD22 June 1988 TRDied of cardiac arrest in Hollywood at age 65.@#Ruth FordDB7 July 1915@#Robert ForsterDB13 July 1941, Rochester, NY@#Rudolf ForsterDB30 October 1884, Grobming, AustriaDD25 October 1969 TRDied in Vienna.@#Robert FoxworthDB1 November 1941, Houston, TX@#Redd FoxxRNSanford, John ElroyDB9 December 1922, St. Louis, MODD11 October 1991 TRComedian. Died of heart attack in Los Angeles.@#Raymond FrancisTRFather of Clive Francis.WNElijah did the music video "Ridiculous Thoughts" for theWNgroup The Cranberries. He is now in the Bahamas workingWNon his new movie "Flipper" which is based on the famous TVWNshow about a boy and his dolphin.@#Ronald FraserDB1930, Ashton-under-Lynn, England@#Robert FrazerDD1944@#Riccardo FredaDB24 February 1909 BGFreda was born in Alexandria Egypt of Italian parents.BGEducated in Milan, he became a sculptor, then aBGnewspaper art critic, and then began a career in film in 1937BGin the areas of screenwriting and production supervisor.BGHe moved to film direction in 1942, beginning a career thatBGlasted some forty years. Resisting the strong neo-realismBGtrend in post-war Italy, Freda (with Vittorio Cottafavi)BGcontinued to make films in the historico-spectacular style,BGat which he developed a considerable mastery. He was aBGpioneer in Italy of horror-fantasy films, especially withBGI Vampiri and L'orrible segreto del dottor Hitchcock. FromBGthere he went to melodrama and spy films, and even made oneBGwestern. Strong on visual style, Freda's films had popularBGappeal, and were usually commercial successes. Several are BG: FrenchBGor other European co-productions. Freda used aBGnumber of aliases during his career, including (as director)BGRobert Hampton, George Lincoln, and Willy Pareta, and (asBGscreenwriter) Robert Davidson. He has been called a directorBG"who brings some style to exploitation pictures", and hasBGsomething of a cult following. BYR. J. Lahey @#Robert FullerDB29 July 1934, Troy, NY@#Rita GamDB2 April 1927, Pittsburgh, PA@#Reginald GardinerDBEnglandDD7 July 1980@#Ruth GassmannDB1941, Munich, Germany@#Ruth GatesDB1887, Denton, TXDD23 May 1966@#Robert GeradiRNGerardi, Roberto@#Richard GereDB31 August 1949, Philadelphia, PAAGAndrea Jaffe Inc.AG9229 Sunset Boulevard Suite 414AGLos Angeles CA 90069 USASP'Cindy Crawford' (qv) (1991 - 1995)TRCindy and Richard were married 12 December 1991 by Rev.TRWes McPherson at the Little Church of the West, Las Vegas@#Robert GerringerDDAugust 1989, stroke complications@#Robin GibbDB22 December 1949, Mancester, England TRMember of the Bee Gees@#Ray GillDD27 September 1992 TRDied of AIDS in Saylorsburg PA at age 42.@#Ruth GilletteDB1905DD13 May 1994, Los Angeles CA, cancer@#Robert GintyDB14 November 1948, New York, NY@#Robin GivensRNGivens, Robin SimoneDB27 November 1964, New York, NYSP'Mike Tyson' (qv) (? - ?)@#Ron GlassDB10 July 1945, Evansville, IN@#Raymond GlennDB18 October 1898, Frankfort, KYDD27 December 1974 TRAka Bob Custer?@#Roy GlennDD11 March 1971 TRDied in Los Angeles at age 56.@#Richard GooldenRNGoolden, Richard Percy HerbertDB23 February 1895, London, EnglandDD18 June 1981@#Robert Gordon (I)DB3 March 1895, KSDD26 October 1971 TRDied in Victorville CA.@#Ruth GordonRNJones, Ruth GordonDB30 October 1896, Quincy, MADD28 August 1985@#Ray GouldingDD24 March 1990@#Robert GouletDB26 November 1933, Lawrence, MA@#Richard E. GrantDB5 May 1957, Mbabane, Swaziland@#Ralph GravesDB23 January 1900, Cleveland, OHDD18 February 1977@#Rupert GravesDB30 June 1963, Weston-Super-Mare, England@#Rocky GrazianoDB7 June 1922DD23 May 1990@#Richard GreeneDB25 August 1918, Plymouth, EnglandDD1 June 1985@#Robert GreigDB27 December 1879, AustraliaDD27 June 1958@#Richard GriecoDB23 March 1965@#Rosie GrierRNGrier, RooseveltDB14 July 1932@#Richard GroveGA"Space Rangers" (1993), as [unknown]@#Robert GuillaumeDB30 November 1937, St. Louis, MO@#Raymond HackettDB15 July 1902, New York, NYDD7 July 1958@#Reed HadleyDB25 June 1911, TXDD11 December 1974@#Ron Hahn-MorinDB21 August 1948SP'Liz Hahn-Morin' (qv) (? - ?)NKRonHT5' 10"@#Rhea HainesDB2 October 1894, INDD12 March 1964, Hollywood, CASP'Thomas Chase' (qv) (192? - )@#Richard HainesDD10 August 1990@#Ruth HammondDBLos Angeles, CADD9 April 1992, Englewood, NJ TRDied in her sleep at age 96.@#Roger HaninBGBrother in law of former french president Francois Mitterrand@#Russell HardieDB20 May 1904, Buffalo, NYDD21 July 1973, Clarence, NY TRDied after long illness.@#Robert HardyDB29 October 1925, CheltenhamOWbook: Longbow: a Social and Military History@#Robertson HareDB17 December 1891, London, EnglandDD25 January 1979@#Renny HarlinDB15 March 1959, Riihimaeki, Finland.BOHarlin on Harlin, ISBN 951-8929-50-5SP'Geena Davis' (qv) (September 1993 - present)@#Ralf HaroldeDB17 May 1899, Pittsburgh, PADD1 November 1974@#Ron HarperDB12 January, Turtle Creek, PA@#Richard HarrisDB1 October 1933, County Limerick, Ireland@#Robert HarrisDBc. 1900DD30 November 1981, London, England@#Robin HarrisDBChicago, ILDD18 March 1990 TRStand-up comic turned actor. Died in his sleep in Chicago at age 36.@#Rosemary HarrisDB19 September 1930, Ashby, Suffolk, England@#Rex HarrisonRNHarrison, Sir Reginald CareyDB5 March 1908, Huyton, Lancashire, EnglandDD2 June 1990 TRDied of pancreatic cancer at home in Manhattan.@#Robert HarronDB24 April 1893, New York, NYDD5 September 1920, accidental shootingNKBobby@#Roxanne HartDB1952, Trenton, NJ@#Rodney HarveyDB31 July 1967@#Richard HatchDB21 May 1946, Santa Monica, CA@#Raymond HattonDB7 July 1887, Red Oak, IADD21 October 1971 TRDied of heart attack in Palmdale CA.@#Rutger HauerDB23 January 1944, Amsterdam, Netherlands@#Reinhard HauffDB1939, in Marburg/Lahn, Germany TRDirected several TV magazines and shows from 1966-1968.TRDirected movies since 1969. Founded his own production companyTR'Bioskop' together with 'Volker Schloendorff' (qv).TRHis film _Stammheim_ (qv) won the 'Goldener Baer' at the 'Int.TRFilmfestspiele Berlin' in 1986.@#Russell HaydenDD9 June 1981@#Richard HaydnDD25 April 1985@#Robert HaysDB24 July 1947, Bethesda, MDGA"Wonder Woman" (1976), as [unknown] (1977)@#Rita HayworthRNCansino, Margarita CarmenDB17 October 1918, New York, NYDD14 May 1987SP'Orson Welles' (qv) (1944 - 1948)SP'Prince Aga Kahn' (qv)SP'Dick Haymes' (qv) (? - ?)@#Richard HearneDB30 January 1909, Norwich, EnglandDD23 August 1979@#Roger HeeremannDB1962, in South Africa BGStudied photography at the Folkwang Schule in Essen, Germany.BG1985-1990 he studied at the Deutsche Film- und Fernsehakademie (DFFB)BGin Berlin. He works as a cinematographer since 1989. BYOliver Heidelbach @#Robert HegyesDB7 May 1951, NJ@#Robert A. HeinleinRNHeinlein, Robert AnsonDB1907DD1988, pancreatic cancer BGProlific science-fiction author. A graduate of theBGU.S. Naval Academy, he retired, disabled, in 1934.BGBegan writing science fiction in 1939. Winner ofBGfour Hugo Awards. Guest commentator for the 1969BGApollo 11 lunar landing. Recipient of the Grand MasterBGNebula Award for lifetime achievement.QU"There ain't no such this as a free lunch."OWNumerous works of fiction. Other films includeOW"The Puppet Masters" (1994)SP'Virginia Heinlein' (qv) (1934? - survived) BYSteve Fenwick (scf@rahul.net)@#Robert HelpmannDB9 April 1909, Mt. Gambier, AustraliaDD28 September 1986@#Russell HicksDB4 June 1895@#Rebecca HoldenDB12 June 1953@#Raye HollittTRFemale bodybuilder@#Robert HooksDB18 April 1937, Washington, DC@#Rolf HoppeDB6 12, 1930, Ellrich, Germany TRArt-Award of the GDR 1971@#Robert HortonDB29 July 1924, Los Angeles, CA@#Rance HowardTRDirector, father of Ron Howard@#Ron HowardDB1 March 1954, Duncan, OK TRSon of Rance Howard, brother of Clint Howard@#Ronald HowardDB7 April 1918, Norwood, England@#Rudolf HrusinskyDB1921DD13 April 1994, Prague Czech Republic, after long illness@#Rock HudsonRNSherer Jr., Roy HaroldDB17 November 1925, Winnetka, ILDD2 October 1985 TRDied of AIDS.@#Richard HuntDD7 January 1992 TRPuppeteer/actor. Died at age 40.@#Rachel HunterDBNew Zealand TRModel.SP'Rod Stewart' (qv) (? - present)@#Ross HunterDB6 May 1926, Cleveland, OH@#Ruth HusseyDB30 October 1917, Providence, RI@#Robert HuttonRNWinne, RobertDB11 June 1920, Kingston, NY@#Ronald IbbsDD13 April 1990@#Richard ImrieRNPressburger, EmericNKimrieTRReferences to Richard Imrie are really Emeric PressburgerTRhelping out his old friend Michael Powell but not wanting toTRget too close after M.P. got slated for making 'Peeping Tom'@#Rex Ingram (I)DB15 January 1892, Dublin, IrelandDD1950 TRDirector, not to be confused with the actor 'Rex Ingram (II)' (qv).@#Rex Ingram (II)RNReginald Ingram Montgomery HitchcockDB12 January 1896, A riverboat on the Mississippi River, USADD19 September 1969, Died of heart attack in Hollywood. BGActor best remembered for his portrayal of Jim, the fugitive slave,BGopposite 'Mickey Rooney' (qv) in 'Huckleberry Finn' (1939).TRNot to be confused with the director 'Rex Ingram' (qv).OWMars in the House of Death (Novel)OWThe Legion Advances (Novel)SP'Alice Terry' (qv) (? - ?) BYAnonymous@#Robin IrvineDB21 December 1901, London, EnglandDD28 April 1933@#Reggie JacksonDB18 May 1946@#Richard JaeckelDB10 October 1926, Long Beach, CA@#Rona JaffeDB12 June 1932@#Ralph JamesDD14 March 1992, Los Angeles, CA (age 67) TRVoiceover artist.@#Rick JasonDB21 May 1926, New York, NY BGThe only child of a stock broker and well-to-do mother, Richard JasonBGdescribes himself as "2nd generation nouveau riche" and a born romantic.BGFriends say he is affable, charming, driven, and a real Renaissance man.BGA good student, popular with classmates and teachers, Jason's hellishBGbehaviour got him expelled from eight prep schools before graduatingBGfrom Rhodes School. His father bought him a seat on the NY stockBGexchange, but Rick sold the seat and enlisted in the Army Air CorpBG(1943-45). After the war, he attended the American Academy of DramaticBGArts on the GI Bill. While attending a NY play, he was spotted byBGactor-director Hume Cronyn who immediately cast him in "Now I Lay meBGDown to Sleep". The role earned Rick a Theater World Award and aBGHollywood contract with Columbia Pictures (he was offered contracts byBGfour different studios). First year he was under contract, a frustratedBGRick Jason did not work. Meanwhile, MGM was searching for an actor toBGreplace the departed Fernando Lamas in "Sombrero". Jason, now releasedBGfrom Columbia, landed the role. This success lead to "The Saracen Blade"BGand RKO's "This Is My Love". 20th Century Fox signed him for the maleBGlead in "The Lieutenant Wore Skirts". He was signed to a multi-pictureBGcontract. His first project, an adaptation of John Steinbeck's "TheBGWayward Bus", earned him crtical acclaim; a string of strongBGperformances, both in films and TV, followed. Rick was deluged by moreBGthan 30 offers for TV series. In 1960, Rick Jason starred as suaveBGinsurance investigator Robin Scott in "The Case of the Dangerous Robin".BGThe series ran 38 episodes and made Jason the first actor to use martialBGarts (karate) on TV. September 1962, Rick Jason exploded onto prime-timeBGscreens as the cool, calm, and collected Lt. Gil Hanley in ABC's hitBGseries, COMBAT! Five seasons--and 152 epsiodes--later, Rick Jason was aBGhouse-hold name. After COMBAT! Rick returned to theater. He also madeBGfilms in Japan and Israel. In 1970 he took the lead in the 1970 pilotBG"Prudence and the Chief" (1970). Rick's TV career remained strong. InBGthe 70s and 80s, he appeared in "Matt Houston", "Police Woman", "MurderBGShe Wrote", "Wonder Woman", "Fantasy Island", "Airwolf" and "Dallas". InBG1973, he was a regular on "The Young and the Restless".BGToday, Rick lives with his wife Cindy in Moorpark, California. HeBGkeeps busy doing voice-overs for commercials and runs The Wine Locker: aBG4,000 square-foot storage to store fine wines under optimal conditions.TRHad three different wives during run of "Combat"TRSpeaks Spanish, French, Italian, and ChinesTREnjoys flying, hunting, fishing, and underwater swimmingTRPlays guitarTRHis second wife (to whom he claims he was never legally married) isTRa former Miss GermanyOWNow I Lay Me Down to Sleep (1949) (Broadway) (Theater World Award)SP'Aria Allen' (qv) (1950 - 1962) (divorced)SP'Uta "Silky" Jutta' (1962 - 1962) (divorced- - claims never legallySPmarried) 'Shirley Johnston' (qv) (1962 - ????) (divorced)SP'Cindy ?' (qv) (still married)HT6' 4" BYLoraine Wingham winghaml@mala.bc.ca@#Rita JenretteTRFormer wife of SC Congressman.@#Roger JettRNBaker, RogerDB2 October 1946, Cumberland, MD@#Roland JoffeDB17 November 1945@#Rafer JohnsonDB18 August 1935, Hillsboro, TX@#Richard JohnsonDB30 July 1927, Essex, England@#Rita JohnsonDB13 August 1913, Worcester, MADD31 October 1965 TRDied of brain hemorrhage in Hollywood.@#Robin JohnsonDB29 May 1964, Brooklyn, NY@#Russell JohnsonTRson David died of AIDS at age 39 in 1994TRsince David's death, Johnson devotes his time to AIDS fundraising.SP'Constance' (qv) (? - ?)@#Rickie Lee JonesDB8 November 1954@#Richard JordanDB19 July 1938, New York, NYDD30 August 1993 TRDied of brain tumor in Los Angeles.@#Robert JoyDB17 August 1951, Montreal, Quebec, Canada@#Raul JuliaRNJulia y Arcelay, Raul Rafael CarlosDB9 March 1940, San Juan, Puerto RicoDD24 October 1994, Manhasset NY, complications from a strokeSP'Merel Poloway' (qv) (1976 - present)@#Rupert JulianDD1943@#Richard KallmanDB7 July 1933, Brooklyn, NYDD22 February 1980@#Raj KapoorDB1924DD1988@#Rita KarinDB1920, Vilna, PolandDD10 September 1993, after brief illness in NY at age 73.@#Richard KarnGATV commercial for Michelob beer (1979)@#Robert KarnesDD4 December 1979 TRDied at age 62.@#Roscoe KarnsDB7 September 1891, San Bernardino, CADD6 February 1970@#Rosanne KatonTRPlayboy Playmate of the Month September 1978@#Robert KatzDB7 February 1943 BGProduced more than 70 documentaries for French and American TelevisionBGin Africa. Currently partnered in Esparza/Katz Productions in LosBGAngeles. 4 Films currently in pre-production. Recently producedBG"Avenging Angels" for Turner Pictures.AGWilliam Morris AgencyHT6' 0" BYRobert Katz@#Raymond KeaneDB6 September 1906, Denver, CODD31 August 1973, Los Angeles, CA@#Robert Emmett KeaneDD2 July 1981@#Ruby KeelerRNKeeler, EthelDB25 August 1909, Halifax, Nova Scotia, CanadaDD28 February 1993, Rancho Mirage, CA (cancer) BGRuby Keeler started as a dancer on Broadway. After her marriage withBG'Al Jolson'(qv) she moved to Hollywood and become a star in WarnersBGbackstage musicals opposite Dick Powell. After her divorce from Al JolsonBGshe retired for almost 30 years, till she appeared in'No No Nanette' onBGBroadwayBGin 1971 under the direction of Busby Berkeley.SP'Al Jolson' (qv) (1928 - 1940)BOCURRENT BIOGRAPHY, December 1971SP'Al Jolson' (qv) (? - ?)TRShe returned to Broadway in 1971, starring in NO NO NANETTE,TRappearing in a run of 861 performances. BYStephan Eichenberg @#Richard KeithDB18 December 1943, Kent, England@#Robert KeithDB10 February 1898, Fowler, INDD23 December 1966@#Roz KellyDB29 July 1943, Mt. Vernon, NY@#Richard KielDB13 September 1939, Detroit, MI@#Richard KileyDB31 March 1922, Chicago, IL@#Roy KinnearRNKinnear, Roy MitchellDB8 January 1934, Wigan, Lancashire, EnglandDD20 September 1988 TRDied of a heart attack after falling from a horse in Madrid.@#Robert KleinDB8 February 1942, New York, NYSP'Brenda Boozer' (qv) (1973 - 1989)@#Rudolf Klein-RoggeDB24 November 1888, Cologne, GermanyDD1955 TRDied at age 67.@#Robert KoltaiDB16 December 1943SP'Judit Pogany' (qv) (7 August 1971 - ?)@#Robert KramerDB26 June 1940@#Rod La RocqueRNLa Rocque de la Rour, RoderickDB29 November 1898, Chicago, ILDD15 October 1969 TRDied in Beverly Hills.SP'Vilma Banky' (qv) (1927 - 1969)@#Ronald LaceyDD15 May 1991 TRDied at age 55.@#Ricki LakeDB21 September 1968, New York, NYHT5' 4"SP'Ron Sussman' (qv) (1994 - ?)@#Robert K. LambertBGRobert K. Lambert is a long-time auto racing enthusiast who buildsBGand races his own cars. He began his career editting and shooting forBGABC's "Wide World of Sports". BYTak @#Rosemary LaneDB4 April 1913, Indianola, IADD25 November 1974@#Robert LansingRNBrown, RobertDB5 June 1929, San Diego, CADD23 October 1994, New York NY, cancer@#Raymond LargayDB7 March 1886, WIDD28 September 1974@#Robert Le ViganBGFrench writer Louis Ferdinand Celine's friend he was sentencedBGin absentia after Liberation for collaboration with germans.BGHe died insane in Southern America.@#Robin LeachDB29 August 1941, London, England@#Rosemary LeachDB18 December 1925, Much Wenlock, Shropshire@#Rex LeaseDB11 February 1903, Central City, WVDD3 January 1966 TRDied in Hollywood.@#Robert E. LeeDB1919DD8 July 1994, Los Angeles CA, cancer@#Ruta LeeDB30 May 1936@#Ruth LeeDD3 August 1975 TRDied at age 79.@#Ron LeibmanDB11 October 1937, New York, NY@#Roberta LeightonRNWeimar, RobertaDBJune 1953, Minneapolis, MN@#Regina LemnitzOWGerman Voice of Whoopi Goldberg@#Rula LenskaRNLubienska, Rosa-Marie LeopoldnyaDB30 September 1947, St. Neots, England@#Rick LenzDB21 November 1939, Springfield, IL@#Robert Sean LeonardDB28 February 1969, Westwood, NJ@#Richard LesterDB19 January 1932@#Rachel LevinDB1954, New York, NY@#Ralph LewisDB1872DD19 December 1937 BGBorn Englewood, ILL. Was a stage actor, made first film in 1912 forBGReliance-Majestic. Member of D.W. Griffith's repertory company.BGAppeared on over 70 silent films, 25 talkiesTRKilled in pedestrian accident (hit by [Jack Warner's?] chauffeur) BYGreg Johnson gjohnson@tsmi.iitri.com@#Richard LewisGATV commercials for BoKu beverages (1990)@#Robert Q. LewisDD11 December 1991, Los Angeles, CA (emphysema, age 71) TRRadio & TV show host.@#Richard LibertiniDB21 May@#Rush LimbaughRNLimbaugh, Rush Hudson 3rdDB1951, Cape Girardeau, MissouriBONEW YORK TIMES MAGAZINE, December 16, 1990, p. 58+BOTIME, September 23, 1991, p. 65BOVANITY FAIR, May 1992, p. 156+BOCURRENT BIOGRAPHY, March 1993, p. 34-38OWTHE WAY THINGS OUT TO BE (1992)@#Robert LindsayDB13 December 1951, Ilketson, Derbyshire, England@#Richard LinklaterAGBeth Swofford, WMA@#Ray LiottaDB18 December 1955, Newark, NJ (raised in Union Township, NJ) BGIntense is the word for Ray Liotta. He specializes in psychopathicBGcharacters who hide behind a cultivated charm. Even in his niceBGguy roles in FIELD OF DREAMS and OPERATION DUMBO DROP, you get theBGimpression that something is smoldering inside of him. Liotta isBGa very selective actor, averaging less than one movie a year.GATV commercial for K-Tel's "Love Songs of the Fifties" (acting debut) BYRay Hamel @#Rich LittleDB26 November 1938, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada@#Roger LiveseyDB25 June 1906, Barry, WalesDD5 February 1976@#Robert LivingstonDB1904, Quincy, ILDD7 March 1988 BGBob's father was a newspaper editor in Quincy, Illinois. As aBGreporter for the Los Angeles Daily News he did a story on the PasadenaBGPlayhouse, and that got him interested in acting. In his mid-twentiesBGhe was doing bit parts fo Universal and Fox and went from there toBGromantic roles with MGM and on to Republic. His first real successBGcame here, in 1936, as a masked hero in "The Vigilantes are Coming"BGserial. That led to more cowboy roles and the leading role in theBG"Three Mesquiteer" series. He had more appearances (29) in that seriesBGthan anyone else. He played other cowboy roles (Zorro in "The BoldBGCaballero" 1939), worked with Al St. John in the "Lone Rider" SeriesBG(1941-43) and finished up in a number of character parts in Gene AutryBGand Roy Rogers movies.BODavid Zinman, "Saturday Afternoon at the Bijou" (1973) BYEd Stephan @#Robert LlewellynBO'The Man in the Rubber Mask' by Robert Llewellen@#Robert LoggiaDB3 January 1930, New York, NY@#Richard LoncraineDB22 October 1946@#Roy LondonDD8 August 1993, Los Angeles, CA (lymphoma, age 50) TRActing coach/director.@#Richard LongDB17 December 1927, Chicago, ILDD21 December 1974@#Richard LooDD20 November 1983@#Rob LoweDB17 March 1964, Charlottesville, VA BGBorn in Charlottesville, Virginia, USA, but moved to Dayton, Ohio, as aBGsmall child. Began modelling as a young boy and broke into acting inBGhis teens. Spent the 80's as a member of the "Brat Pack", the group ofBGyoung, powerful, and reckless actors and actresses which also includedBGEmilio Estevez, Charlie Sheen, and Judd Nelson, among others. In 1988,BGLowe was involved in a scandal centering around a sexually explicitBGvideotape which involved a minor, for which he did 20 hours ofBGcommunity service in Dayton. He subsequently sought help for his problemsBGwith drugs and alcohol and has reemerged in the 90's as a clean and soberBGhusband and father.SP'Sheryl Berkoff' (qv) (1991 - present)TRNominated for a supporting Golden Globe award for his 1987 performanceTRas a retarded youth in _Square Dance_TRBrother of Chad Lowe (qv)TRFather of Matthew Lowe, born 1993TRAppeared in the music video for the song _Turn to You_ by the Go Go'sAGRob LoweAGc/o ICMAG8899 Beverly Blvd.AGLos Angeles, CA 90048 USAAG(agent: Michael Black)AGRob LoweAGc/o Wood/FoleyAG11726 San Vincente Blvd.AGSuite 300AGLost Angeles, CA 90049 USA BYD.P. Meyer @#Robert LoweryRNHenks, Robert LoweryDB17 October 1916, Kansas City, MODD26 December 1971 TRDied in Hollywood.@#Robert LudlumDB25 May 1927@#Richard LynchDB29 April 1936 BGWith his strong, gaunt, scarred face, the blond Lynch hasBGbeen effective in portraying cool figures with evil intent inBGhorror films and action pictures. BYRay Hamel @#Robert F. LyonsDBAlbany, NY@#Raymond MaGA"Sledgehammer" (1986), as Yamamoto (ep. 'All Shook Up')@#Ralph MacchioRNMacchio, Ralph GeorgeDB4 November 1961, Huntington, New York@#Rita MacedoRNGuzman, Maria Concepcion MacedoDB1928, Mexico City MexicoDD6 December 1993, Mexico City Mexico, heart attack@#Robert MacNaughtonDB19 December 1966, New York, NY@#Ray 'Boom Boom' ManciniTRBoxer@#Robert MandanDB2 February 1932GA"Married with Children" (1987), as Walter Traugott (03/94)@#Robert MarianoDD14 November 1990 TRDied at age 21.@#Rose MarieDB15 August 1925, New York, NY@#Robert MaroffDD14 March 1991 TRDied at age 57.@#Ralph MarreroDD16 November 1991 TRDied in car accident in Albuquerque NM at age 33.@#Rosita MarstiniDD24 April 1948 TRDied at age 54.@#Ross MartinRNRosenblatt, MartinDB22 March 1920, Grodek, PolandDD3 July 1981 BGBorn in Grodek, Poland, Ross Martin grew up in New York City's EastBGHe spoke Yiddish, Polish, and Russian before even learning English andBGlater added French, Spanish, and Italian to his amazing repetoire.BGDespite academic training (and receiving honors in) business,BGinstruction, and law, M. Martin chose a career of acting. His first filmBGwas the George Pal production _Conquest of Space_. Soon after, he caughtBGthe eye of Blake Edwards, who cast him in a number of widely variedBGroles, culminating with a fantastic part in _The Great Race_ (1965).BGRoss somehow managed a series in between, the short-lived _Mr. Lucky_.BGWith the release of _The Great Race_, CBS cast M. Martin in what was toBGbecome his most famous part, Secret Service agent Artemus Gordon in _TheBGWild Wild West_, opposite Robert Conrad. Perhaps the show's cancellationBGin 1969 was for the best- M. Martin suffered a near-fatal heart attack inBG'68 . Afraid to take the risk of having a lead actor with a heartBGcondition, the networks snubbed M. Martin with regards to a lead role,BGyet he appeared as a guest star in an amazing number of programs, not allBGdramatic masterpieces. Yet Ross loved to act, and took every role whichBGcame his way. Ross Martin collapsed while playing tennis, the heartBGcondition finally taking its toll on July 3rd, 1981.GAUS Steel Hour (1956)GAModern Romances (1957)GAStudio One (1957)GA"Gunsmoke" (1958)GABat Masterson (1958) US Marshall (1959)GA"Peter Gunn" (1958), as [unknown] (1959)GA"Twilight Zone, The" (1959), as [unknown] (ep. 'The Four of Us AreGADying', 1960) Comedy Spot (1961)GA"Dr. Kildare" (1961), as [unknown]GAThe Whirlybirds (1962)GAThe Dick Powell Show (1963)GAYour First Impression (1963)GA"Twilight Zone, The" (1959), as [unknown] (ep. 'Death Ship', 1963)GAObject is (1964) Password (1966) Mitzi's Second Special (1969)GA"Love, American Style" (1969), as [unknown]GA"Columbo", as [unknown] (ep. 'Suitable for Framing', 1971)GANight Gallery (1971, 72)GAIronside (1973)GATenafly (1973)GAMcCloud "Solid Gold Swingers" (1973)GABarnaby Jones (1974)GAThe Invisible Man (1975)GADon Adam's Screen Test (1976)GAWonder Woman (19??)GASanford and Son (1976)GAGemini Man (1976)GABaretta (1977)GACharlie's Angels (1977)GAQuark (1978)GAThe American Girls (1978)GAHawaii Five-O (1978, 79 x 3)GAWhew! (1980)GA"Fantasy Island" (1980)GA"Card Sharks" (1980)GA"Mork and Mindy" (1981)HT5' 11"SP'Olavee Martin' (qv) (? - ?)TRIn _Columbo_ "Suitable For Framing", many a viewer notes the marvelousTRinterplay between Ross Martin and Peter Falk. This is to be expected;TRM. Martin was Falk's acting instructor in years passed. The two alsoTRworked together in _The Great Race_.TRM. Martin received an emmy nomination for his work in _The Wild WildTRWest_.QU[To a reporter] "Abe, did you ever realize that any coin has three sides?QUYep, it has two faces and an edge...and it can stand or fall on thatQUedge. Now here's how that applies to [television] shows... You see,QUevery show has a hero. He's one side of the coin. His character, noQUmatter how weak he appears at times, must be one the audience can pullQUfor. But the very nature of his role, the good guy who must win, makesQUhim bigger than life- and pretty much black and white- yet the audienceQUmust identify, sympathize, even idolize him. Now we have the secondQUside of the coin -- the co-star. He must make his own characterizationQUclear, but also- because his role is more flexible- he must work toQUcreate a visual relationship that will make the audience feel theyQUreally know and understand both characters. It's a sort of truth youQUonly learn about through working... the third side is the important oneQU-- the edge. This edge is the relation I talked about between theQUco-stars. If it's properly established by interplay between theQUco-stars, it humanizes the hero, rounds out what might be just aQUtwo-dimensional basic character. By establishing loyalty and warmthQUbetween the co-stars, it can give the audience insight into more thanQUjust the action they are watching. They can be made to feel there isQUmore to the show than just one man following another to victory over theQUbad guys..." -Ross Martin discussing his "nagger" with reporterQUAbe Greenberg while co-starring on _The Wild Wild West_ BYKristin Sabo@#Raymond MasseyRNMassey, Raymond HartDB30 August 1896, Toronto, Ontario, CanadaDD29 July 1983 TRFather of Anna Massey@#Richard MasurDB20 November 1948, New York, NY@#Robin MattsonDB1 June 1956, Los Angeles, CA@#Ray McAnallyDB30 March 1926, Buncrana, County Donegal, IrelandDD15 June 1989@#Rue McClanahanDB21 February 1935, Healdton, OK BGA New York stage actress in the 1960s, McClanahan was pluckedBGfrom the stage by Norman Lear for roles on "All in the Family"BGand later "Maude". She hit her comedic stride as a sharpBGtongued oversexed Southern belle on "The Golden Girls".SP'Tom Bish' (qv) (1958 - 60)SP'Norman Hartweg' (qv) (? - ?)SP'Peter DeMaio' (qv) (1964 - ?)SP'Gus Fisher' (qv) (1976 - 1977?)SP'Tom Keel' (qv) (1985) BYRay Hamel @#Ruth McDevittDB13 September 1895, Coldwater, MIDD27 May 1976@#Ray McDonaldDBBoston, MADD20 February 1959 TRDancer. Died of barbituate overdose in New York NY at age 38 (35?).@#Roddy McDowallRNMcDowall, Roderick Andrew Anthony JudeDB17 September 1928, London, England@#Reba McEntireDB28 March 1954, McAlester, OK@#Rod McKuenDB29 April 1933, Oakland, CA@#Robert Duncan McNeillDB9 November 1964GA"Going to Extremes", as [unknown]GA"L.A. Law", as [unknown]GA"New Twilight Zone, The" (ep. 'A Message from Charity')GA"Quantum Leap" (ep. 'Good Night, Dear Heart')GA"Star Trek: The Next Generation", as Cadet Nick Locarno (ep. 'The FirstGADuty', 1992)OWPlayed Charlie Brent on "All My Children"; dates unknown.@#Robert McWadeRNMcWade, Robert Jr.DB1882, Buffalo, NYDD20 January 1938, Culver City, CA TRSon of Robert McWade Sr.@#Robert Sr. McWadeDB1835DD5 March 1913 TRFather of Robert McWade Jr.@#Russell MeansOWCD-ROM game "Under a Killing Moon": as The Chameleon@#Ralph MeekerRNRathgeber, RalphDB21 November 1920, Minneapolis, MNDD5 August 1989@#Raquel MellerDB1888, Madrid, SpainDD26 July 1962, Barcelona, Spain@#Rose MelvilleDB30 January 1873, Terre Haute, INDD8 October 1946SP'Frank Minzey' (qv) (? - ?)@#Russ MeyerDB21 March 1922, Oakland, CA BGThe son of a policeman and a nurse, Russ Meyer made amateur films inBGhis early teens, winning prizes at 15. He spent World War II in EuropeBGas a newsreel cameraman, then became a professional photographer,BGshooting some of the earliest 'Playboy' centrefolds. He made his filmBGdebut in 1959 with 'The Immoral Mr.Teas', the first 'nudie' film (soft-BGcore sex film) to make a profit (over a million dollars), which led toBGa string of self-financed films that gradually became more bizarre,BGviolent and cartoonish. In 1964-5 he established his style with hisBG'Gothic period' a quartet of black-and-white films ('Lorna',BG'Mudhoney', 'Motor Psycho', 'Faster Pussycat! Kill! Kill!') that manyBGconsider to be his best work. After the blockbusting 'Vixen' (1968),BGhe was hired by 20th-Century Fox to make studio pictures. The first ofBGthese, 'Beyond the Valley of the Dolls' (1970), was an enormous hit,BGbut after the lukewarm reception of the uncharacteristically seriousBG'The Seven Minutes' (1972), Meyer returned to the sex-and-violenceBGfilms that made his name, culminating in the delirious 'Beneath theBGValley of the Ultravixens' (1979). He spent the 1980s working onBGvarious autobiographies, both in film ('The Breast of Russ Meyer') andBGprint ('A Clean Breast').SP'Eve Meyer' (qv) (? - ?) BYMichael Brooke @#Ray MiddletonRNMiddleton Jr., Raymond EarlDB1908, Chicago, ILDD10 April 1984@#Robert MiddletonDB13 May 1911, Cincinnati, OHDD14 June 1977@#Ray MillandRNTruscott-Jones, Reginald AlfredDB3 January 1905, Neath, WalesDD10 March 1986@#Rebecca MillerDB1962, Roxbury, CT@#Renee MisselOWDefenseless@#Robert MitchumRNMitchum, Robert Charles DurmanDB6 August 1917, Bridgeport, CT@#Richard MollDB13 January 1943 (1934?), Pasadena, CAGA"Sledgehammer" (1986), as Dr. Art Deco (ep. 'Hammeroid')GA"Due South" (1994), as [unknown] (ep. unknown)@#Ricardo MontalbanDB25 November 1920, Mexico City, Mexico@#Robert MontgomeryRNMontgomery Jr., HenryDB21 May 1904, Beacon, NYDD27 September 1981 TRFather of Elizabeth Montgomery.@#Ron MoodyRNMoodnick, RonaldDB8 January 1924, London, England@#Roger MooreDB14 October 1927, London, England@#Rick MoranisDB18 April 1953, Toronto, Ontario, CanadaOWAppeared in several music videos:OW"Tomorrows Girls" by Donald FagenOW"We're the Flintstones" (by The BC52s)TRRumored to have gone to High School with Geddy LeeTRand Alex Lifeson of RushOWRecorded the "Great White North" Album with Dave ThomasOW(Doug McKenzie) featuring Geddy Lee of Rush. This was aOWcomedy album based on their Bob and Doug McKenzieOWSkit from SCTV@#Rita MorenoRNAlverio, Rosita DoloresDB11 December 1931, Humacao, Puerto Rico@#Rosita MorenoDD25 April 1993 TRDied of heart attack in Los Angeles CA at age 85.@#Robert MorleyDB26 May 1908, Wiltshire, EnglandDD3 June 1992 TRDied after a stroke in Reading, England.@#Rob MorrowDB21 September 1962, New Rochelle, NYGATV commercial for Chiquitta bananas (1982)GA"Spenser: For Hire" (1985), as Danny, a bicycle messenger in theGA'Murders and Acquisitions' episode (1987)@#Robert MorseDB18 May 1931, Newton, MA@#Ron MossDB4 March 1952, Los Angeles, CA@#Robby MuellerDB4 April 1940@#Richard MulliganDB13 November 1932, New York, NYGA"I Dream of Jeannie" (1965), as an astronaut (1969)@#Richard MurdochDD9 October 1990 TRDied of heart attack near London at age 83.@#Richard MurphyDBBoston, MADD19 May 1993 TRDirector. Died of stroke in Los Angeles at age 81.@#Reggie NalderRNNatzler, Alfred ReginaldDB4 September 1911(?), Vienna, AustriaDD19 November 1991, Santa Monica, CA, of bone cancerGA"Surfside Six", episode 'The Chase' (ca. 1960)GA"77 Sunset Strip", one episode (ca. 1958-60)GA"Thriller", episode 'Terror in Teakwood' (16 May 1961)GA[as Gafke the Graverobber]GA"Thriller", episode 'The Return of Andrew Bentley' (11 December 1961)GA[as Andrew Bentley]GA"Star Trek", episode 'Journey to Babel' (17 November 1967)GA[as Shras]GA"The Wild Wild West", episode 'The Night of the Gruesome Games'GA(25 October 1968) [as Count Zendar]GA"Search", episode "Goddess of Destruction" (21 February 1973)GA[as Lal Panjim]GA"The Hardy Boys Mysteries", as Receptionist, episode 'The Mystery of theGAHaunted House' (30 January 1977)GA"McCloud", one episode (ca. 1977/78)GA"Fantasy Island", episode 'Escape' as a Nazi commandant (28 January 1978)AGPaul Kohner, IncAG9169 Sunset BoulevardAGLA, CA 90069@#Riccardo NatoliRNNatoli, Riccardo CarloDB18 July 1978@#Robert NearyRNSchenck, Robert JosephDB8 March 1965HT6' 0"@#Roy William NeillDD1946@#Ricky NelsonRNNelson, Eric HilliardDB8 May 1940, Teaneck, NJDD31 December 1985 TRFather of Tracy Nelson.@#Ruth NelsonDBSaginaw, MIDD12 September 1992 TRDied of cancer complicated by stroke and pneumoniaTRIn Manhattan NY at age 87.@#Rosalba NeriDB1946 TRAppeared in various European B-horror films, usually as a villainess,TRand usually used in sexual roles.NKSara BayOWLady Frankenstein, Devil's Wedding Night, Great Treasure Hunt@#Randy NewmanDB28 November 1943@#Robert NewtonDB1 June 1905, Shaftsbury, Dorsetshire, EnglandDD25 March 1956@#Ruth NiehausDD27 September 1994@#Rufina NifontovaDBRussiaDD28 November 1994, Moscow@#Richard Milhous NixonDB9 January 1913 TR37th President of the United StatesTRFirst U.S. President to visit China and Russia (1972)@#Robert D. NovakDB26 February 1931@#Ramon NovarroRNSamiegos, Jose Ramon GilDB6 February 1899, Durango, MexicoDD31 October 1968 TRFound beaten to death at home in Hollywood Hills.@#Roselle NovelleDD16 January 1992 TRSilent film actress. Died at age 95.@#Rudolf NureyevDB17 March 1938, Irkutsk, USSRDD6 January 1993, Paris (AIDS) BGHe was educated at the Leningrad Ballet School and starred withBGKirov Ballet. His first film was a USSR short "Le Corsaire"BG(1958). While performing in Paris in 1961 he defected to the West.BGHe then performed internationally, becoming an Austrian citizen inBG1982. The English/French documentary "I Am a Dancer" (1972, "UnBGDanceur: Rudolph Nureyev"), directed by Pierre Jourdain, featuredBGhim and his long-time partner Margot Fonteyn. He played RudolphBGValentino in the film "Valentino" (1977) and Daniel Jelline inBG"Exposed" (1983), his last film. In 1982 he starred in the USBGstage revival of "The King and I". BYEd Stephan @#Rosie O'DonnellTRStarted out doing stand-up comedy.GA"Star Search", in the "comedy" category (1984)GA"Living Single" (1993), as Sheri (1994)@#Ryan O'DonohueRNO'Donohue, Ryan SeanDB26 April 1984, Pomana, CA BGRyan was born in Pomona, California to Anita Lynne RultenbergBGand Sean Patrick O'Donohue.BGHe has acted in Community Theatre until he was 9 years old.BGHe got interested in professional acting after his 9th birthday.BGHe wanted his father to buy him a new Sega Genesis Video Game. HisBGFather told him he could not afford to buy him video games more thanBGa few per year. He told him to get a job.BGRyan's response was, What can I do? He was told he could do paperBGroutes or cut lawns as his father had done when he was his age.BGRyan responded with: You need a car to deliver newspapers andBGillegal aliens do all the lawn cutting around Southern California.BGHis father said that he could try acting, because we lived aroundBGLos Angeles, but that it was a long shot and don't expect anythingBGto happen for a long time. Also if you are going to persue thisBGthe only help his father was to offer was to pay for pictures andBGdrive Ryan to auditions. All telephone calls and appointments wereBGgoing to have to be made by Ryan in order to prove his interest.BGRyan took care of contacting agents and photographers and withinBGone month of getting his Agent, Ryan and his Dad were filming Ryan'sBGfirst prime time series in Hawaii called "The Byrds of Paradise".BGAfter returning from Hawaii, the show was cancelled after the firstBGseason. Ryan got a part in the movie "Tales of the Crypt: Demon Night".BGHe then got a voiceover part with Disney for Simba the lion for allBGvideo games and story books.BGRyan starred in the CBS series "The Boys are Back"BGwith Suzanne Pleshette and Hal Linden.AGCunningham Escott & Dipene Talent Agency, Bob Preston 310-475-3336 BYSean O'Donohue@#Rex O'MalleyDB2 January 1901, London, EnglandDD1 May 1976@#Ron O'NealDB1 September 1937, Utica, NY@#Ryan O'NealRNO'Neal, Patrick RyanDB20 April 1941, Los Angeles, CA@#Roberto OmegnaDD1948@#Roy OrbisonDB23 April 1936, Vernon, TXDD6 December 1988@#Richard OswaldBO'Richard Oswald', Hans-Michael Bock/Wolfgang Jacobsen/Joerg Schoening,BOMuenchen 1990@#Rini OtteDD19 May 1991 TRDutch actress. Died at age 74.@#Reginald OwenDB5 August 1887, Wheathampstead, EnglandDD5 November 1972@#Rena OwenBD1960, Kawakawa, Bay of Islands New Zealand@#Ruben Dario Padilla Sr.DD16 June 1991 TRDied of cancer in San Diego CA at age 81.@#Ron PaganoRNPagano, Ronald F.DD19 March 1991 TRDied after lengthy illness in Los Angeles at age 37.@#Robert PaigeRNCarlyle, DavidDB1910, Indianapolis, INDD21 December 1987@#Ron PalilloDB2 April 1954@#Robert PalmerDB19 January 1949 TRSinger/songwriter@#Richard PanebiancoDB1971, New York, NY@#Rithy PanhDB1964 BGBorn in Phnom Penh, Cambodia. From 1975 on the suffered in "KhmersBGRouges" rehabilitation camps. Escaped to Thailand at fifteen in 1979BGand arrived in Paris a year later. Studied at the French NationalBGCinema School.BGIn 1989, _Site 2_, his documentary about Cambodian refugees, wonBGseveral international awards. BYL.H. Wong@#Ray Parker Jr.DB1 May 1954@#Robert PastorelliDB21 June 1954GATV commercial for M&M chocolate candy (1994)@#Richard PaulGA"Married with Children" (1987), as a sheriff (Fall, 1987)GA"Herman's Head" (1991), as Mr. Fitzer (12/92)@#Robert William PaulDD1943@#Rhea PerlmanDB31 March 1948, Brooklyn, NY@#Ron PerlmanDB13 April 1950, New York, NY@#Roberta PetersDB4 May 1930@#River PhoenixDB23 August 1970, Madras, ORDD31 October 1993, Hollywood, CA (drug-induced heart failure) BGHis father John had been a carpenter, his mother Arlyn a secretary inBGthe Bronx. They met in California in 1968 where they worked asBGitinerant fruit pickers. By the time River was two they were membersBGof the Children of God, living in South America, where John was theBGsect's "Archbishop of Venezuela". In 1977 they moved to Los AngelesBGand changed their name to Phoenix. His parents encouraged all theirBGchildren to get into movies, and by age ten River was actingBGprofessionally on TV. His film debut was in "Explorers" (1985),BGfollowed rapidly by box-office successes with "Stand by Me" and "TheBGMosquito Coast" (1986) and as young Indiana in "Indiana Jones and theBGLast Crusade" (1989). His role as Danny Pope in "Running on Empty"BG(1988) earned him an Academy Award nomination as Best SupportingBGActor. His best role was probably Mike, the hustler in "My Own PrivateBGIdaho" (1991). He died aged 23 outside Johnny Depp's Los Angeles club,BGthe Viper Room.TRBrother of Leaf, Summer, Rainbow & Liberty Phoenix. BYEd Stephan @#Robert PicardoDB27 October 1953, Philadelphia, PA TRObviously one of Joe Dante's buddies (look at the numberTRof Dante movies he participated in!) Maybe the next Ted Raimi?@#Ronald PickupDB1940@#Roger PigautDD25 December 1989@#Roddy PiperTRProfessional wrestler turned actor@#Rossana PodestaDB20 June 1934, Tripoli, Libya@#Roman PolanskiDB18 August 1933, Paris, FranceSP'Emmanuelle Seigner' (qv) (? - present)@#Robert PowellDB1 June 1944, Salford, England@#Romina PowerRNPower, Romina FrancescaDB2 October 1951, Los Angeles, CA TRDaughter of Tyrone Power@#Robert PrestonRNMeservey, Robert PrestonDB8 June 1918, Newton Highlands, MADD21 March 1987@#Ray PriceDB12 January 1926@#Richard PriceTRScreenwriter/actor@#Robert ProskyDB13 December 1930, Philadelphia, PA@#Rain PryorDB16 July 1969 TRDaughter of Richard Pryor@#Richard PryorDB1 December 1940, Peoria, IL@#Roger PryorDB27 August 1901, New York, NYDD31 January 1974@#Roxanne PulitzerRNRenckens, RoxanneDB1951, Cassadaga, NY@#Randy QuaidDB1 October 1950, Houston, TX TROlder brother of Dennis Quaid (qv)@#Richard QuineDB12 November 1920, Detroit, MIDD10 June 1989 TRDirector who began his career as an actor@#Ronald RaddDD23 April 1976 TRDied at age 47.@#RaimuDD1946@#Ron RandellDB8 October 1920, Sydney, Australia@#Renato RascelDB27 April 1912DD2 January 1991 TRDied of heart failure in Rome, Italy at age 78.@#Rodion RathboneBGRodion Rathbone is the only natural child of Basil Rathbone. He was bornBGin Britain in 1918 or 1919 after his father returned from World War I.BGHe was raised in Britain by his mother after his parents divorced aroundBG1920. He went to Hollywood in the late 1930s to reunite with his father.BOHe is mentioned in Basil Rathbone's autobiography - In and Out ofBOCharacter (1966)TRCredited as 'John Rodion' in Tower of Terror@#Rene RayRNCreese, IreneDD28 August 1993 TRDied in Jersey, Channel Islands, England at age 81.@#Ron ReaganDB20 May 1958@#Ronald ReaganDB6 February 1911, Tampico, Illinois, USASP'Jane Wyman' (qv) (1940 - divorced 1948)SP'Nancy Davis' (qv) (1952 - present)TRWas once a lifeguard.TRJoined the Army Air Corps in 1942 but never fired a shot in anger.TRPresident of the United States 1981-1989TRThe first divorce to become President of the United States.TRPortrays a woman-abusing mobster in his final film, 'The Killers'TR(1964).@#Rex ReasonDB30 November 1928, Berlin, Germany@#Robert RedfordRNRedford Jr., Charles RobertDB18 August 1937, Santa Monica, CA TRHe is the host of the annual Sundance Film Festival in UtahQUOn his appearance in HAVANA: "All everyone talked about was aging.QUIt took me by surprise because I have not thought of myself that way.QUI assumed I would age naturally, as time went on."@#Rodd RedwingDB24 August 1904, NYDD30 May 1971 TRNative American actor. Died of heart attack in Los Angeles.@#Rex ReedDB2 October 1938, Ft. Worth, TX@#Robert ReedRNRietz Jr., John RobertDB19 October 1932, Highland Park, ILDD12 May 1992 TRDied of colon cancer in Pasadena CA.@#Robert ReeseDBPort Arthur, TXDD14 November 1992, Los Angeles, CA (natural causes, age 66) TRProducer.@#Ronna ReevesDB21 September 1966, Big Spring, TX@#Rob ReinerDB6 March 1945, Bronx, NY TRSon of Carl ReinerSP'Penny Marshall' (qv) (? - ?)@#RekhaOWUmrao Jan@#RellysRNBourrelly, Henri MariusDB1905, Marseilles, FranceDD20 July 1991 TRDied at age 83.@#Ricci RianoDB7 August 1899, EnglandDD3 July 1971 TRDied after long illness in Woodland Hills CA.@#Ralph RichardsonRNRichardson, Ralph DavidDB19 December 1902, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, EnglandDD10 October 1983@#Rachel RobertsDB20 September 1927, Llanelly, Carmarthen, WalesDD26 November 1980 TRDied of barbiturate poisoning in Bel Air CA.@#Ralph RobertsDB17 August 1922, Salisbury, NC@#Roy RobertsDB19 March 1906, FLDD28 May 1975@#RobeyDB1960, Montreal, Quebec, Canada@#Roger RobinsonDB2 May 1940@#Richard RodgersDB28 June 1902, New York CityDD30 December 1979, New York City@#Roef-RagasDB25 May 1965 TR1990 University of Amsterdam: Dutch Modern Literature, Philosopy,TRTheatre & Bookscience. 1993 Dramaschool AmsterdamAGParadise Unlimited The Hague Holland : Inge van der Werf 00 31AG703284985@#Roy RogersRNSlye, Leonard FranklinDB5 November 1911, Cincinnati, Ohio BGRoy moved to California in 1930, aged 18. He played in musicBGgroups named the Hollywood Hillbillies, Rocky Mountaineers,BGTexas Outlaws, and his own group, the International Cowboys. InBG1934 he formed a group with Bob Nolan (qv) and Tim Spencer, theBGSons of the Pioneers. While in that group he was known asBGLeonard Slye, then Dick Weston, and finally Roy Rogers. TheirBGsongs included "Cool Water" and "Tumbling Tumbleweeds". TheyBGappeared in the 1936 movie, "Rhythm On the Range", starring BingBGCrosby and Martha Raye. In 1937 he went solo, and he made hisBGfirst starring film in 1938, "Under Western Skies". He madeBGalmost 100 films. The Roy Rogers Show ran on CBS televisionBGfrom October 1951 through September 1964.BORogers, Roy, and Dale Evans, with Carlton Stowers "HappyBOTrails", Waco TX: Word, Inc., 1979BORoper, William L. "Roy Rogers, King of the Cowboys",BOMinneapolis: T.S.Denison & Co., 1971BORothel, David "The Roy Rogers Book", Madison NC: EmpireBOPublishing, 1987SP'Dale Evans' (qv) (nee: Frances Octavia Smith) (31 December 1947 -SPPresent)TRElected to the Country Music Hall of Fame in 1980 as a memberTRof the Sons of the Pioneers and elected again in 1988 as RoyTRRogers.TRNicknames: Roy Rogers "King of the Cowboys", Dale EvansTR"Queen of the West", Trigger "Smartest Horse in the Movies"TRThere is a Roy Rogers & Dale Evans Museum at 15650 SenecaTRRoad, Victorville, California, 92392, telephone: 619-243-4547,TRestablished in 1967.TRRoy got his horse Trigger in 1938 and rode him in every one ofTRhis films and TV shows after that. He had appeared in oneTRearlier movie, being ridden by Olivia de Havilland in "TheTRAdventures of Robin Hood" (1938). Trigger died in 1965 agedTRthirty-three.TRRoy's theme song, "Happy Trails", was written by Dale Evans. BYEd Stephan @#Ruth RomanDB23 December 1922, Boston, MA@#Reva RoseDB30 July 1940, Chicago, IL@#RoseanneSP'Tom Arnold' (qv) (? - ?)SP'Ben Thomas' (qv) (? - ?)@#Raffaella RosselliniRNRossellini, Paola RaffaellaDB1958, Rome, Italy TRDaughter of Roberto Rossellini, half-sister ofTRIsabella Rossellini.@#Roberto RosselliniDB8 May 1906, Rome, ItalyDD3 June 1977 TRFather of Isabella Rossellini@#Robert RossenDB16 March 1908DD1966@#Rick RossovichDB28 August 1957, Palo Alto, CA@#Richard RoundtreeDB9 July 1937, New Rochelle, NY@#Rita RudnerDB17 September 1955@#Raul RuizDB25 July 1941@#Robert RuslerDB20 September 1965@#Rita RussekGA"A.S." (1995), as Mrs. Maihofer, 23 May 1995@#Rosalind RussellDB4 June 1908 (she said 1912) - Waterbury, ConnecticutDD28 November 1976 BGThe middle of seven children, she was named after the S.S.BGRosalind at the suggestion of her father, a successful lawyer.BGAfter Catholic school education she went to the American AcademyBGof Dramatic Art in New York having convinced her mother that sheBGintended to teach acting. In 1934, with some stock company workBGand a little Broadway experience, she was tested and signed byBGUniversal. Simultaneously MGM tested her and made her a betterBGoffer. Pleading ignorance of Hollywood (while wearing her worstBGfitting clothes) Universal released her and she signed with MGMBGfor seven years. For some time she was used in secondary roles andBGas a replacement threat to limit Myrna Loy's salary demands.BGKnowing she was right for comedy, she tried five times for theBGrole of Syliva Fowler in "The Women". George Cukor told her toBG"play her as a freak"; she did and got the part. Her "boss lady"BGroles began with the part of reporter Hildy Johnson in "His GirlBGFriday" through whose male lead, Cary Grant, she met her futureBGhusband, Grant's house guest at the time. In her forties, sheBGreturned to the stage, touring "Bell, Book and Candle" in 1951 andBGwinning a Tony for "Wonderful Town" in 1953. Columbia, worried theBGpublic would think she had the female lead in "Picnic", billed herBG"co-starring Rosalind Russell as Rosemary" (she refused to accept anBGOscar nomination as supporting actress). "Auntie Mame" kept her onBGBroadway for two years; the movie version was her last cinematicBGtriumph. Oscar nominations: "My Sister Eileen", "Sister Kenny, "BG"Mourning Becomes Electra", and "Auntie Mame." In 1972 she receivedBGthe Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award for contributions to charity.OWShe wrote the screenplay for Esther Williams' "The UnguardedOWMoment" (1956) - she rarely acknowledged her scripting efforts.SP'Frederick Brisson' (qv) (25 October 1941) BYEd Stephan @#Rene RussoDB1954, Burbank, CA TRDiscovered at 16 after attending a Rolling Stones concertTRModel@#Robert RyanDB11 November 1913, Chicago, ILDD11 July 1973 TRDied of cancer in New York NY (at age 63?)@#Robert SacchiDB1941, Bronx, NYGA"Sledgehammer" (1986), as Stranger (ep. 'Play It Again, Hammer')@#Richard SaleDBNew York, NYDD4 March 1993 TRDied after two strokes in Los Angeles at age 80.@#Renato SalvatoriDD27 May 1988@#Richard SandersDB28 August 1940GA"Married with Children" (1987), as Mr. Conner (May, 1987)@#Ralph SanfordDB21 May 1899@#Reni SantoniGA"Dream On", as [unknown]GA"Rockford Files, The", as [unknown]GA"Hill Street Blues", as [unknown]@#Raphael SbargeDB12 February 1964, New York, NY@#Richard SchaalDB5 May@#Rebecca SchaefferDD18 July 1989 TRShot to death by obsessed fan in West Hollywood at age 21.@#Roy ScheiderDB10 November 1935, Orange, NJ@#Raynor ScheineDB10 November, Emporia, VA@#Ronnie SchellGA"Sledgehammer" (1986), as Reporter (ep. 'Hammer Gets Nailed')@#Richard SchmiechenDBSt. Louis, MODD7 April 1993 TRDied of AIDS in Los Angeles CA at age 45.@#Romy SchneiderRNAlbach-Retty, RosemarieDB23 September 1938, Vienna, AustriaDD29 May 1982 TRSister of Sascha Darwin@#Rick SchroderDB13 April 1970, Staten Island, NYAKSchroder, RickyNKRicky@#Reinhold SchuenzelDB1886DD1954BO'Reinhold Schuenzel - Schauspieler und Regisseur', Hans-Michael Bock/BOWolfgang Jacobsen/Joerg Schoening, Muenchen 1989@#Rheinhold SchuenzelBO'Reinhold Schuenzel - Schauspieler und Regisseur', Hans-Michael Bock/BOWolfgang Jacobsen/Joerg Schoening, Muenchen 1989@#Randolph ScottRNCrane, George RandolphDB23 January 1898, Orange County, VADD2 March 1987@#Raymond ScottRNWarnow, HarryDB1908, Brooklyn, NYDD8 February 1994, Van Nuys CA, pneumonia@#Renata ScottDB24 February 1935@#Ridley ScottDB1939, South Shields, Northumberland, England TREducation, West Hartlepool College of Art;TRRoyal Collage of Art, London (art, film)TRBrother of director Tony Scott@#Rolfe SedanDD16 September 1982@#Rod SerlingDB25 December 1924, Syracuse, NYDD28 June 1975@#Roshan SethDB1942, New Delhi, India@#Ray SharkeyDB14 November 1952, Brooklyn, NYDD11 June 1993 TRDied in New York City of AIDS.@#Reta ShawDD8 January 1982@#Robert ShawDB9 August 1927, Lancashire, EnglandDD27 August 1978@#Robert ShayneRNDawe, Robert ShaenDBYonkers, NYDD29 November 1992 TRDied of lung camcer in Woodland Hills CA at age 92.@#Rhonda ShearDB1954, New Orleans, LA TRMiss Louisiana 1978@#Reginald SheffieldDB18 February 1901, London, EnglandDD8 December 1957@#Richard SheldonDD22 February 1992 TRDied at age 59.@#Ransom M. ShermanDD26 November 1985@#Randy ShiltsDB1952DD17 February 1994, Guerneville CA, AIDS@#Ronald ShinerDB8 June 1903, London, EnglandDD29 June 1966@#Richard B. ShullDB24 February 1929, Evanston, IL@#Ronald ShusettRNNewman, Thilo BG13 November 1957, in Hamburg, GermanyTRNow lives in Nashville, TNOW"Project Mankind" (under development) writes as Thilo Newman@#Ron SilverDB2 July 1946, New York, NY@#Richard SimmonsDB12 July 1948@#Robert F. SimonDD29 November 1992 TRDied of heart attack in Tarzana CA at age 83.@#Russell SimpsonDB17 June 1880, CADD12 December 1959, Woodland Hills, CA@#Ronald SinclairDBNew ZealandDDNovember-December 1992 TRChild actor turned film editor.TRDied of respiratory failure in Woodland Hills CA at age 68.@#Robert SiodmakBO'Robert Siodmak, Zwischen Berlin und Hollywood' Hans C. Blumenberg,BOMuenchen 1980@#Red SkeltonRNSkelton, RichardDB18 July 1913, Vincennes, IN@#Ray SmithDD15 December 1991 TRBritish actor. Died at age 55.@#Reid SmithDB8 May@#Roger SmithDB18 December 1932, South Gate, CA@#Robert Sommer (II)DD23 July 1990 TRSinger. Died of liver failure in Albany NY at age 42.@#Renee SoutendijkDB1957, Amsterdam, Netherlands@#Ronnie SpectorDB10 August 1943@#Roger SpottiswoodeDB1943@#Rick SpringfieldRNSpringthorpe, Richard LewisDB23 August 1949, Sydney, Australia BGRick Springfield was born the son of a Lt. Colonel in the BritishBGArmy and spent his childhood on various army bases in AustraliaBGand Britain. As a teenager he fronted many music bands-such asBGthe "Jordy Boys", "Wakedy Wak" and "Zoot". The latter was his mostBGsuccessful paving his way for his future success as a musician.BGHowever, that success was still a long time coming. While he waitedBGfor that big break he signed a contract with Universal televisionBGwhich cast him in bit parts in shows such as the "Six Million DollarBGMan" and "Rockford Files". As well he also had a recurring role onBGthe soap "The Young and the Restless". In the early 1980's hisBGluck changed as he signed to RCA Records and was then cast as Dr. NoahBGDrake on the soap "General Hospital". His first album "Working Class Dog"BGgave him the #1 single "Jesse's Girl". From the music and TVBGexposure he became a teen idol. He ruled the airwaves for a coupleBGof years, ended his stint on "General Hospital", and attempted aBGa motion picture career, which fizzled. Albeit some small partsBGon television in the last five years, he has all but disappearedBGfrom the public eye.BG6' 2"BGStarted in a 'quasi' heavy metal band in Australia called Zoot.BGCame to US early 70's and recorded an album - Beginnings.BGIt had one "major" hit - Speak to The Sky. After that came "ComicBGBook Heroes" which was marginally successful. Then he learned to speakBGEnglish without an accent to further his acting career after he lost hisBGrecord label. Did bit parts in Wonder Woman and a few other 70's showsBGbefore landing the role as Dr. Noah Drake in 1980. Shortly after landingBGthe role, his single "Jessie's Girl" became a #1 record in the USA.BGHe continued to star on GH while touring and releasing "Success Hasn'tBGSpoiled Me Yet" with the hit "Don't Talk To Strangers". Upon releasingBG3rd album with RCA-"Living In Oz" he quit GH and went back to his rockBGroots. "Living In Oz" is considered by many his finestBG(and hardest rock) album. He starred in the movie "Hard To Hold" inBG1984 and released the soundtrack to it with the hitBG"Love Somebody", followed by "Don't Walk Away" and "Bop Til Ya Drop".BGHis next album "Tao" started his slow descent fromBGrock star to "who?". It was followed up in 1988 by "Rock Of Life"BGwhich was his 'moodiest' and least recognized album (by the public).BGRick had a son Liam who played keyboards and sang in the intro to oneBGof the tracks on ROL (Mind you, Liam was only 3-4 yrs old).BGThat album stands as his last musical accomplishment to date, althoughBGhe did go on to star in the ill-fated tv series "Human Target".BGAt this point it can only be assumed he is living a content happy familyBGlife somewhere in So. Calif with his wife and child(ren?)NKRickHT6' 2"TRHe won a Grammy Award for the song "Jessie's Girl" in 1982.TRHis first single released was "Speak to the Sky" in 1972.TRThroughout the 1970's he was mistaken for Bruce Springsteen, becauseTRof their similar surnames and musical backgrounds.TRHe was linked romantically with actress Linda Blair in the 1970's.TRThere was quite an age difference at the time he was 25 and she was 15!TRHe is a vegetarian.QU"Writing music is what I enjoy most. And playing it. I wantQUto give people the kind of positive feeling I used to getQUfrom a really good concert."GA"Robin's Hoods" (1994), as [unknown] BYAnonymous@#Raymond St. JacquesRNJohnson, James ArthurDB1 March 1930, Hartford, CTDD27 August 1990 TRDied of lymph cancer in Los Angeles at age 60.@#Robert StackRNModini, Robert LangfordDB13 January 1919, Los Angeles, CA@#Ringo StarrRNStarkey, RichardDB7 July 1940, Liverpool, England@#Rod SteigerRNSteiger, Rodney StephenDB14 April 1925, West Hampton, NY@#Robert SterlingRNHart, William SterlingDB13 November 1917, New Castle, PADD28 June 1975@#Rise StevensDB11 June 1913, New York, NY@#Rod StewartDB10 January 1945, London, EnglandSP'Rachel Hunter' (qv) (? - present)TRSinger.@#Robert StolzDB25 August 1880, Graz, AustriaDD27 June 1975, Berlin, Germany@#Rob StoneDB22 September 1962@#Ralph StraitDD31 July 1992 TRDied of heart attack in NY at age 56.@#Robin StrasserDB7 May 1945, New York, NY@#Robert StraussDB8 November 1913, New York, NYDD20 February 1975@#Rider StrongDB11 December 1979, San Francisco, CA TRBrother of actor Shiloh Strong@#Robert StrongDD14 July 1993@#Roger SwaybillDB3 March 1943DD21 February 1991@#Robert SymondsDB1 December 1926, Bistow, AK@#Richard TalmadgeRNMetzetti, SylvesterDBSwitzerlandDD25 January 1981@#Russ TamblynDB30 December 1934, Los Angeles, CA@#Raveena TandonGAMein Khiladi Tu Anari (1994)@#Renee TaylorDB19 March 1935, New York, NY@#Rip TaylorDB13 January 1934@#Robert TaylorRNBrugh, Spangler ArlingtonDB5 August 1911, Filley, NEDD8 June 1969 TRDied of lung cancer in Santa Monica CA.@#Rod TaylorRNTaylor, RobertDB11 January 1929, Sydney, Australia@#Ron TaylorOW'The Simpsons Sing the Blues' (album, 1990)@#Ruth TaylorDD12 April 1984@#Ray TealDB12 January 1902, Grand Rapids, MIDD2 April 1976@#Renee TenisonTRPlayboy Playmate of the Month November 1989TRPlayboy Playmate of the Year 1990@#Robert TessierDD11 October 1990 TRDied at age 56.@#Russ ThackerDB23 June 1946, Washington, DC@#Roy ThinnesDB6 April 1938, Chicago, IL@#Ruth Corbett ThomDBCADD7 December 1992 TRDied after long illness in Los Angeles at age 78.@#Richard ThomasDB12 June 1951@#Rudolf ThomeTRMember of the New Munich Group.@#Rex ThompsonDB14 December 1942, New York, NY@#Richard ThorpeDB24 February 1896, Hutchinson, Kansas, USADD1 May 1991 BGAfter working in vaudeville, on the stage, and in early movies, ThorpeBGlaunched his directing career in 1923. After directing dozens ofBGlow-budget comedies and westerns, his talents were recognized in theBGmid-1930's when he went to work for MGM. Though he never directed anyBGblockbusters he was a solid and dependable, directing hundreds of moviesBGof all genres over for over four decades. He retired in 1967. BYDoug Sederberg @#Rachel TicotinDB1 November 1958, New York, NYSP'David Caruso' (qv) (? - ?)@#Richard ToddDB11 June 1919, Dublin, Ireland@#Regis ToomeyDB13 August 1902, Pittsburgh, PADD12 October 1991 TRDied in Woodland Hills CA.@#Rip TornRNTorn Jr., Elmore RualDB6 February 1931, Temple, TX TRCousin of Sissy Spacek.SP'Ann Wedgeworth' (qv) (? - ?)SP'Geraldine Page' (qv) (1961 - ?)@#Raquel TorresDBMexicoDD10 August 1987@#Robert TowneDB23 November 1934 BGWriter, director, producer, actor.BGBorn in Los Angeles, CA, USA, and raised in the seaport town of SanBGPedro. Got his start acting and writing for legendary exploitationBGdirector/producerBGRoger Corman. Came into his own during the 1970s when he was regardedBGas one of the finest screenwriters in Hollywood. Began directing withBGmixed success in 1982. One of the best script doctors in Hollywood, heBGcontributed crucial scenes to such films as "Bonnie and Clyde" and "TheBGGodfather".TRHad his name replaced in the final credits of "Greystoke" after he sawTRthe film.TRThe name he substituted, "P.H. Vazak, " was that of his sheepdog.TRWrote the garden scene between Marlon Brando and Al Pacino forTR"The Godfather".TRA long-time friend of Jack Nicholson, whom he met while attending JeffTRCorey's acting classes in the late 1950s. BYDavid Montgomery @#Robert TownsendDB6 February 1957, Chicago, IL@#Randy TravisRNTraywick, RandyDB4 May 1959@#Richard TravisDB17 April 1913, Carlsbad, NM@#Ralph TrumanDB7 May 1900, London, EnglandDD15 October 1977@#Rita TushinghamDB14 March 1942, Liverpool, England@#Robert UrichDB19 December 1947, Toronto, Ontario, Canada@#Ryan UrichTRSon of Robert Urich.@#Roger VadimRNPlemiannikov, Roger VladimirDB26 January 1928SP'Jane Fonda' (qv)SP'Brigitte Bardot' (qv) (20 December 1952 - 6th December 1957)TRHe and Catherine Deneuve (qv) had a love-child - son ChristianTRVadim (qv) prior to his marriage to Fonda@#Rudolph ValentinoRND'Antonguolla, Rodolfo Alfonzo Rafaelo Pierre Filibert Guglielmi diRNValentineDB6 May 1895, Castellaneta, ItalyDD23 August 1926, New York NY (perforated ulcer, blood poisoning) BGHis father Giovanni had been in a travelling circus before meeting hisBGmother and settling down as a veterinarian. Though his father was aBGstrict authoritarian, his mother doted on her "beautiful baby" even toBGthe exclusion of his older brother Alberto and younger sister Maria.BGBy the time he was eleven he was an undisciplined, pampered bully. HeBGwas expelled from many schools, finally obtaining a diploma in theBGScience of Farming from the Academy of Agriculture. He went to ParisBGwhere he learned apache dancing, joined a gay crowd, returned brokw,BGtook his inheritance of $4000 and, December 1913, sailed for New York.BGHe worked as a busboy, then gigolo, while pursuing dance, especiallyBGthe tango. In 1917 went to Hollywood and obtained a small dancing partBGin "Alimony". When he did get acting roles they were villains notBGlovers. Script writer June Mathis and director Rex Ingram convincedBGMetro to do "The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse" and to castBGValentino in the lead. The first million dollar production saved MetroBGand made Rudy a star. It also brought him to the attention of AllaBGNazimova who wanted him to play opposite her in "Camille". Alla'sBGfriend, Natacha Rambova (nee Winifred Hudnut) became attached to RudyBGand they eloped to Mexico 13 May 1922 in the belief his divorce fromBGJean was official. He was jailed as a bigamist and fined $10,000.BGAfter their re-marriage the following year she fled to Paris havingBGnever entered his new mansion, Falcon Lair. He took up her interest inBGseances and the occult. He began dating sexy Pola Negri, partly toBGimprove his image as a man. While touring to promote his last film, anBGeditorial in the Chicago Tribune accused him of "effeminization of theBGAmerican male." He defended his manhood by knocking down a New YorkBGboxing expert after a few rounds in the ring, dying shortly afterwards.BG80,000 mourners caused a near riot at his New York funeral. AnotherBGfuneral followed in California.BOB. Steiger and C. Mank "Valentino"BTLegend of Valentino, The (TV) 1975BTValentino (1977)SP'Jean Acker' (qv) (1919 - 1923) (divorce)SP'Natacha Rambova' (qv) (923 - 1926) (widowed) BYEd Stephan @#Rudy ValleeRNVallee, Hubert PriorDB28 July 1901, Island Pond, VTDD3 July 1986@#Romolo ValliDB7 February 1925, Reggio nell'Emilia, ItalyDD1 February 1980@#Raf ValloneRNVallone, RaffaeleDB17 February 1916, Tropea, Italy@#Rangel ValtschanovDB12 October 1928, Krivina (nearby Sofia/Bulgaria)@#Roberta VasquezDB13 February 1963, Los Angeles, CAHT5' 8"TRPlayboy Playmate of the Month November 1984@#Robert VaughnDB22 November 1932, New York, NY@#Ron VawterDB1949DD16 April 1994, on plane from Zurich to New York NY, heart attack@#Reginald VelJohnsonDB16 August 1952@#Richard VernonDB7 March 1925, Reading, Berkshire, England, UK@#Romo VincentDD16 January 1989@#Rosa Von PraunheimDB25 November 1942@#Robert WagnerDB10 February 1930, Detroit, MINKRJSP'Jill St. John' (qv) (1991 - present)SP'Natalie Wood' (qv) (? - ?)@#Ralph WaiteDB22 June 1929, White Plains, NY@#Raymond WalburnDB9 September 1887, Plymouth, INDD26 July 1969 TRDied after long illness in New York NY.@#Robert WaldenDB25 September 1943, New York, NY@#Robert Walker Jr.DB15 April 1940, New York, NY@#Ray WalkerDD6 October 1980@#Robert WalkerDB13 October 1918, Salt Lake City, UTDD28 August 1951SP'Jennifer Jones' (qv) 2 January 1939 - 1945@#Roberta WallachDB2 August 1955, New York, NY@#Roy Holmer WallackDD10 March 1992 TRDied of pneumonia in Van Nuys CA at age 64.@#Raoul WalshDB11 March 1892, New York, NYDD31 December 1980 TROne of the 36 founders of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts andTRSciences (AMPAS)@#Ray WalstonDB2 December 1914, Laurel, MSGA"Sledgehammer" (1986), as Professor McCoy (ep. 'Big Nazi On Campus')GATV commercial for AT&T True USA (1995)@#Ruedi WalterDD16 June 1990 TRSwiss actor. Died of cardiac arrest following surgery inTRBasel, Switzerland at age 73.@#Rachel WardRNWard, Rachel ClaireDB12 September 1957, Cornwell Manor, England TRFormer model.SP'Bryan Brown' (qv) (? - present)@#Ruth WarrickDB29 June 1916, St. Joseph, MO@#Robert WarwickRNBien, Robert TaylorDB9 October 1878, Sacramento, CADD6 June 1964@#Roger WatersDB6 September 1947@#Richard WattisDB25 February 1912, Wednesbury, Staffs, EnglandDD1 February 1975@#Richard WebbDB9 September 1919, Bloomington, ILDD10 June 1993 TRShot self to death in Van Nuys CA at age 77.@#Robert D. WebbDD18 April 1990 TRDied after long illness in Los Angeles at age 87.@#Robert WebberDB14 October 1924, Santa Ana, CADD17 May 1989@#Ron WebberDD26 July 1992 TRDied of cancer in Hollywood at age 60.@#Raquel WelchRNTejada, RaquelDB5 September 1940, Chicago, ILGA"Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman" (1993), as Diana StrideGA(02/95)@#Ronnie WelshDD5 January 1993 TRDied of brain cancer in NY at age 52.@#Ruth WhiteDB24 April 1914, Perth Amboy, NJDD3 December 1969 TRDied of cancer in Perth Amboy NJ.@#Ray WhitleyDD21 February 1979@#Richard WhorfDB4 June 1906, Winthrop, MADD14 December 1966, Santa Monica, CA (heart attack)@#Robert WicklerDD28 December 1989@#Richard WidmarkDB26 December 1914, Sunrise, Minnesota, USA TRUnforgettable in his screen debut (in 1947's 'Kiss of Death') asTRTommy Udo, a psychopathic mob hit-man, who giggles gleefully even asTRhe sends a wheelchair-bound old woman, portrayed by 'Mildred Dunnock'TR(qv), tumbling down a long stairway to her demise. @#Rich WilkesDBPrinceton, NJ@#Rachel WilliamsDB29 April 1967, Greenwich Village NYC TRModel@#Rhys WilliamsDB31 December 1897, WalesDD28 May 1969, Santa Monica, CA@#Robin WilliamsDB21 July 1952, Chicago, ILGA"Happy Days" (1974), originated the character Mork (from Ork) (1978) TRDescribed as "hairy" by Hugh Grant (qv) in the _Tonight Show_ (qv) inTRJune 1995.AGCarol Bodie, CAA@#Richard WilsonDD21 August 1991, age 75 TRProducer/write/actor.@#Rita WilsonGA"Three's Company" (1977), as Agnes Platt (1983)SP'Tom Hanks' (qv) (? - ?)@#Roland WintersDB22 November 1904, Boston, MADD22 October 1989@#Robert WiseDB10 September 1914@#Reese WitherspoonRNWitherspoon, Laura Jean Reese BGBorn in Nashville, Tennessee, Reese made her filmBGdebut at age 14 playing the lead in "The Man in the Moon" whichBGbrought her critical acclaim in the industry, with one critic laudingBGher as "the next Jodie Foster." Reese and her husband since 1994,BGwriter/producer Thilo T. Newman (see SHUSETT, RONALD, writer/producer)BGdivide their time between Nashville and Malibu where they own homes.AGSteve Dontanville, ICMSP'Thilo Timothy Newman' (qv) (? - ?) BYAnonymous@#Ralf WolterGA"Liebling Kreuzberg" (1985), as [unknown]@#Raymond WongRNWong, Raymond KinDB30 September 1966 BGBorn in Hong Kong. Received his bachelor's and master's degreeBGat the University of Pittsburgh. Actively involved in local musicalBGvenues including the Mendelssohn Choir of Pittsburgh. Received actingBGtraining at the Point Park Conservatories. Involved in broadwayBGproductions such as South Pacific (Civic Light Opera), Peter Pan.BGAppeared in various TV movies and films. First union role inBGRoommates (1995) as Deng.HT5' 9"AGThe Talent GroupAG2820 Smallman StreetAGPittsburgh, PA 15222AG(412) 471-8011 BYRalph Langer, Jr.@#Russell WongDB1963, Troy, NY@#Ron WoodDB1 June 1947@#Robin WrightDB8 April 1967, Dallas, TX TRShe was nominated three times for an Emmy as "Best ingenue in a daytimeTRdrama series" for "Santa Barbara", 1985-87.SP'Sean Penn' (qv) (? - ?)@#Robert WuhlDB9 October 1951, Union City, NJ@#Richard YorkDD20 February 1992 TRDied at age 63.@#Robert YoungDB22 February 1907, Chicago, IL@#Robert M. YoungDB1924 BGBorn in New York City. Made many award-winning TV documentariesBGincluding: _Angola: Journey to a War_ and _Eskimo: Fight for Life_.BGIn 1978, he won the Camera d'Or at Cannes and Best Feature at SanBGSebastian for _Alambrista!_. BYL.H. Wong@#Roger YoungGA"Magnum, P.I." (1980), pilot onlyGA"Hardcastle and McCormick" (1983), pilotGA"Lou Grant" (1977), 14 episodes in 79/80GA"Bureau" (1981), pilotGA"Legmen" (1984), pilotGA"Dick and Tracy" (1984), pilotGA"Ohara" (1987), pilotGA"Kids Are All Right" (1989), pilotGA"Hearts Are Wild" (1991), pilotGA"Shenandoah" (1992), pilotAGCreative Artists AgencyAGBruce VinokourAG9830 Wilshire Blvd.AGBeverly Hills, CA 90212AG(310)288-4545TRHolds Master of Science degree from University of Illinois,TRChampaign, Illinois.@#Roland YoungDB11 November 1887, London, EnglandDD5 June 1953@#Roxana ZalDB1969@#Rikke BendsenDB10 November 1961 TRSkuespillerinde BYSEP@