A legendary actor has come out for a picnic – but can you guess who he is?
The actor, 94, was a great star in the famous comic play in the seventies of the last century, and now it appears completely different from his role in DAPPER as a policeman.
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He played the role of Captain Barne Miller in the Hag Barne Miller series, which was broadcast from 1975 to 1982.
R.Even the role got it seven Primetime Emmy Nominations and three Golden Globe Award Nominations.
In the series, his character had a full head of brown hair with gray strands scattered throughout.
He also wore a fabricated brown drinker.
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Have you guessed who is after?
I got it, it's Hull Linden, and his real name is Harold Leipchitz.
The beloved TV icon was discovered on Wednesday and things were kept unofficial in a somewhat comfortable group.
Hal can be seen shaking the entire black outfit, which consists of pants and a smart shirt down.
Complete the appearance with some black coaches and a gray jacket.
Hull grabbed your name, Hull looked wandering around Los Angeles.
Hull called fame in Broadway when he replaced Sydney Chaplin In music Bells.
He was Married to Fran Martin, who met in 1955.
They got married in 1958 and had four children.
Unfortunately He died in 2010.
Speaking of his role in the role of Barney in the comic play of the police, Hull was interviewed in 2017.
Speaking to the eagle, he talked about the comic value of the show.
“This is suitable, because we used to cut the lines from Script.
“There will be a pierced line and we will do the scene, and you were discovering that everything you had to do was reduce a material reaction.
“They were funny like words.”
He continued: “We cut the wooden lines all the time. Yes, I think the minimum is a good description of writing.
“There are very few” jokes “in Barney Miller. Everything was the humor of the relationship.”
In addition to his role in Barne Miller, Hull is famous for his guest roles in many other movies and TV programs.
Hull had a guest in touching an angel, King Queens and Jelmour Girls and law And the system: criminal intent.
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