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TV commercial: EPSN Classic Network (2001)

Belongs to the advisory committee of The Smile Train, a nonprofit organization dedicated to helping children with cleft lips and palates.

Print ads: Brut 33 Skin Moisturizer (1977).

(1974) TV commercial: "Beautymist Pantyhose" (which he's wearing under green shorts and his #12 football jersey). Slogan: "Now I don't wear pantyhose, but if Beautymist can make MY legs looks good, imagine what they'll do for yours."

TV commercial: Norelco electric shavers.

TV commercial: Ovaltine chocolate drink.

TV commercial: Flex-All 454.

TV commercial: Noxzema shaving cream.

1970s: TV commercial for Noxzema with Farrah Fawcett

TV commercials for The Wiz

TV commercial for Beautymist pantyhose

TV commercial for Hamilton Beach Butter-Up Popper popcorn maker (1971)

TV commercial for Brut Cologne (1973)

The Caine Mutiny Court-Martial (1983). Drama (revival). Written by Herman Wouk. Directed by Arthur Sherman. Circle in the Square Theatre: 15 Apr 1983- 6 Nov 1983 (216 performances + 20 previews that began on 15 Apr 1983. Cast: William Atherton (as "LCDR John Challee"), Michael Moriarty (as "LCDR Philip Francis Queeg"), John Rubinstein (as "LT Barney Greenwald"), Jace Alexander (as "SM3 Junius Urban"), Clinton Allmon (as "Member of the Court/Officer of the Caine at hotel"), Richard Arbolino (as "Orderly"), Warren Ball (as "Member of the Court"), Chad Burton (as "Member of the Court/Officer of the Caine at hotel"), J. Kenneth Campbell (as "Lt. Thomas Keefer"), Sam Coppola (as "Member of the Court/Officer of the Caine at hotel"), Daniel Davin (as "Member of the Court"), Oliver Dixon (as "Member of the Court"), Jonathan Hogan (as "Ltjg Willis Seward Keith"), Geoffrey Horne (as "Dr. Bird"), Stephen Joyce (as "Captain Blakely"), Tom Paliferro (as "Stenographer"), Jay O. Sanders (as "Lt. Stephen Maryk"), Leon B. Stevens (as "Dr. Forrest Lundeen"), Brad Sullivan (as "Captain Randolph Southard"). Replacement actors: Joe Namath (as "Lt. Stephen Maryk") [Broadway debut], D.B. Sweeney [Broadway debut]. Produced by Circle in the Square (Theodore Mann: Artistic Director. Paul Libin: Managing Director) and The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts. Note: this was the first revival since the original 1954 production.

Active on Broadway in the following production:

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