There's lots of stuff out there with him younger than in this commercial, including two roles that he played onstage and repeated for PBS filmings based on the stage productions: The Seagull from a Williamstown Theatre Festival production with a starry cast, and The Prince of Homburg, based on a Chelsea Theatre Center production (with Patricia Elliott replacing Randy Danson from the stage production). Seagull can be watched complete on youtube (linked). The first six minutes of The Prince of Homburg can also be found on youtube. He also did The Eccentricities of a Nightingale (opposite Blythe Danner) for PBS, this one not based on a stage production. All of these were issued by Broadway Theatre Archive. One thing that has not been issued is the Benito Cereno shown on WNET in the 1960s, before there was a PBS.
Also, he was in leading roles in movies, including Mel Brooks's The Twelve Chairs and Frank Perry's Diary of a Mad Housewife. |
