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Robert Walden plays Fran Drescher's father Glen in TV Land's original sitcom Happily Divorced (2011). Walden's acting credits include hits in both television and film, such as the smash series Lou Grant (1977) (for which he received three Emmy® nominations), the show Brothers (1984) (two CableACE nominations) and the films All the President's Men (...
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Actor (77 credits)
Actor (77 credits)
2011-2013
Happily Divorced
(TV Series)
Glen Newman
Glen Newman
- For Better or for Worse
(2013)
... Glen Newman
- Sleeping with the Enemy
(2013)
... Glen Newman
- Happily Divorced... With Children
(2013)
... Glen Newman
- I Object!
(2013)
... Glen Newman
- Peter's Boyfriend
(2013)
... Glen Newman
2005
Law & Order: Special Victims Unit
(TV Series)
William Dorsey
William Dorsey
- Demons
(2005)
... William Dorsey
1995-1996
Melrose Place
(TV Series)
Norman
Norman
- Holy Strokes
(1996)
... Norman
- Two Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
(1995)
... Norman
1984-1989
Brothers
(TV Series)
Joe Waters
Joe Waters
- I Remember But I Don't Like It
(1989)
... Joe Waters
- The Road Yet Taken
(1989)
... Joe Waters
- Wouldn't It Be Nice
(1989)
... Joe Waters
- Something Old, Something New
(1989)
... Joe Waters
- Big
(1989)
... Joe Waters
1989
Father Dowling Mysteries
(TV Series)
Vincent Tillman
Vincent Tillman
- The Missing Body Mystery. Part 1
(1989)
... Vincent Tillman
1977-1982
Lou Grant
(TV Series)
Joe Rossi
Joe Rossi
- Charlie
(1982)
... Joe Rossi
- Victims
(1982)
... Joe Rossi
- Beachhead
(1982)
... Joe Rossi
- Suspect
(1982)
... Joe Rossi
- Unthinkable
(1982)
... Joe Rossi
1982
Laverne & Shirley
(TV Series)
Customer with Inflatable Turtle
Customer with Inflatable Turtle
- An Affair to Forget
(1982)
... Customer with Inflatable Turtle
1981
The Love Boat
(TV Series)
Jeff Thatcher
Jeff Thatcher
- Two Grapes on the Vine/Aunt Sylvia/Deductible Divorce
(1981)
... Jeff Thatcher
1980
CHiPs
(TV Series)
Robert Walden
Robert Walden
- The Great 5K Star Race and Boulder Wrap Party: Part 2
(1980)
... Robert Walden (uncredited)
1978
Centennial
(TV Mini Series)
Dr. Richard Butler
Dr. Richard Butler
- Only the Rocks Live Forever
(1978)
... Dr. Richard Butler
1974-1977
The Streets of San Francisco
(TV Series)
Det. Ernie Bell / Frankie / Hubert 'Gimp' Franklin
Det. Ernie Bell / Frankie / Hubert 'Gimp' Franklin
- A Good Cop... But
(1977)
... Det. Ernie Bell
- Web of Lies
(1975)
... Frankie
- Jacob's Boy
(1974)
... Hubert 'Gimp' Franklin
1973-1976
Columbo
(TV Series)
Plainclothesman / Billy Fine
Plainclothesman / Billy Fine
- Old Fashioned Murder
(1976)
... Plainclothesman (uncredited)
- Any Old Port in a Storm
(1973)
... Billy Fine
1976
The Rockford Files
(TV Series)
Barry Silverstein
Barry Silverstein
- The Oracle Wore a Cashmere Suit
(1976)
... Barry Silverstein
1974-1975
Medical Center
(TV Series)
Dr. Corelli
Dr. Corelli
- The Eighth Deadly Sin
(1975)
... Dr. Corelli
- Torment
(1975)
... Dr. Corelli
- The Faces of Peril
(1974)
... Dr. Corelli
1973-1975
The Rookies
(TV Series)
Kevin / Mark Haines / Joey
Kevin / Mark Haines / Joey
- S.W.A.T.
(1975)
... Kevin
- Time Lock
(1974)
... Mark Haines
- Margin for Error
(1973)
... Joey
1972-1973
The Bold Ones: The New Doctors
(TV Series)
Dr. Martin Cohen
Dr. Martin Cohen
- And Other Springs I May Not See
(1973)
... Dr. Martin Cohen (uncredited)
- The Night Crawler
(1973)
... Dr. Martin Cohen
- Tightrope to Tomorrow
(1973)
... Dr. Martin Cohen
- A Terminal Career
(1973)
... Dr. Martin Cohen (credit only)
- The Velvet Prison
(1972)
... Dr. Martin Cohen
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: Directed "A Cheap Date With Harvey Miller" comic monologue written and performed by Harvey Miller (Court Theatre, Los Angeles, California, USA).
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