Howard Da Silva

Character player, often in sinister roles, who was blacklisted in the 1950s. Da Silva worked in theater before resuming his screen career in the early 60s, turning in fine performances in both film and TV, particularly as Benjamin Franklin in "1776" (1972) and as Louis B. Mayer in "Mommie Dearest" (1981).

Archie Bunker's Place · S4, E14

The Promotion

Gary Rabinowitz may finally get his long-awaited chance to say goodbye to his meddlesome client Archie when the young lawyer finds himself the prime candidate for a partnership in the family law firm after saving the life of senior partner Uncle Abe.
Kung Fu · S2, E10

The Hoots

Caine (DAVID CARRADINE), delivering a religious sect from persecution, shows that tolerance must come from a mutual understanding.
Mannix · S1, E19

You Can Get Killed Out There

Mannix quits Intertect when Wickersham accepts a case from a suspected gang boss and agrees to help a young woman instead. However, it turns out he may be working the same case.
The Man From U.N.C.L.E. · S2, E22

The Foreign Legion Affair

Illya is thrown from a plane, naked, in the arms of a dazzling stewardess and with only one parachute for the two of them--as Napoleon races across the Arabian desert to save him from a horrible death.

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