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The Greatest Character Actors of All Time

From [link=/name/nm6180088/]Young Mazino[/link] in "[link=/title/tt3581920]The Last of Us[/link]" to [link=/name/nm12043107]Sarah Bock[/link] in "[link=/title/tt11280740]Severance[/link]," check out these popular and up-and-coming stars who are taking Hollywood by storm.

Asian Hollywood Stars to Watch

From <a class="ipc-md-link" href="/name/nm6180088/?ref_=nmmi_eds_right-7_lk">Young Mazino</a> in &quot;<a class="ipc-md-link" href="/title/tt3581920?ref_=nmmi_eds_right-7_lk">The Last of Us</a>&quot; to <a class="ipc-md-link" href="/name/nm12043107?ref_=nmmi_eds_right-7_lk">Sarah Bock</a> in &quot;<a class="ipc-md-link" href="/title/tt11280740?ref_=nmmi_eds_right-7_lk">Severance</a>,&quot; check out these popular and up-and-coming stars who are taking Hollywood by storm.

William Daniels and Victor French in Captain Nice (1967)

Michael Landon, Victor French, and Kent McCray in Highway to Heaven (1984)

Michael Landon and Victor French in Highway to Heaven: Part 2 (1984)

Victor French in Little House on the Prairie (1974)

Michael Landon, Victor French, and Don Hood in Highway to Heaven (1984)

Leslie Bega and Victor French in Highway to Heaven (1984)

Michael Landon and Victor French in Highway to Heaven (1984)

Victor French and Al Ruscio in Highway to Heaven (1984)

Michael Landon, Victor French, and Louise Latham in Highway to Heaven (1984)

Victor French and Charlotte Stewart in Highway to Heaven (1984)

Michael Landon, Victor French, and James Troesh in Highway to Heaven (1984)

Victor French in Highway to Heaven (1984)

Victor French and Joel Hoffman in Highway to Heaven (1984)

Victor French and Anne-Marie Martin in Highway to Heaven (1984)

Michael Landon, Victor French, and Dean Scofield in Highway to Heaven (1984)

Michael Landon, Victor French, Terri Ivens, David Kaufman, Preston Lee, and Lisa Picotte in Highway to Heaven (1984)

Michael Landon, Anne Bellamy, and Victor French in Highway to Heaven (1984)

Michael Landon, Anne E. Curry, Victor French, and James Stacy in Highway to Heaven (1984)

Michael Landon, Robert David Hall, Deborah Benson, and Victor French in Highway to Heaven (1984)

Ned Beatty, Michael Landon, and Victor French in Highway to Heaven (1984)

Victor French and Lance Wilson-White in Highway to Heaven (1984)

Michael Landon, Victor French, Moses Gunn, John Wesley, and Larry O. Williams Jr. in Highway to Heaven (1984)

Victor French and Noble Willingham in Highway to Heaven (1984)

Joe Bennett, Victor French, and Dinah Lacey in Highway to Heaven (1984)

Michael Landon, Dick Van Dyke, and Victor French in Highway to Heaven (1984)

Victor French in Mission: Impossible (1966)

Michael Landon, Richard Bull, Victor French, Dabbs Greer, Kevin Hagen, and Karl Swenson in Little House on the Prairie (1974)

Sidney Greenbush, Victor French, and Rachel Lindsay Greenbush in Little House on the Prairie (1974)

Louis Gossett Jr. and Victor French in Little House on the Prairie (1974)

Melissa Gilbert and Victor French in Little House on the Prairie (1974)

John Ritter, Norma Connolly, Victor French, Uta Hagen, Diana Muldaur, Chris Udvarnoky, and Martin Udvarnoky in The Other (1972)

Victor French was the son of a stuntman. His debut was a small role in Lassie (1954), uncredited. He had his first real acting experiences in western-films, where he usually played the "bad guy" due to his rather gruff look. This changed with Little House on the Prairie (1974), (as Isaiah Edwards). In 1977, he left Little House on the Prairie (1974) to play in his own sitcom Carter Country (1977), which lasted for two seasons. French then teamed up again with Michael Landon in Highway to Heaven (1984), as (Mark Gordon). French, along with Leonard Nimoy, founded LA's "Company of Angels", one of the area's earliest attempts to establish LA as a type of "Off-Broadway-West Coast". Its limited seating arrangement (99 seats) served as the prototype of LA's Equity-Waiver code. After he left the company in the mid 1970s, he went on to teach acting privately. He was well sought-after, and it became apparent that he had to take students on "by referral only". His philosophy and style was gentle and encouraging to young actors just entering the field. He directed in LA Theaters and won the Critics Circle Award for "12 Angry Men." In the 1980s, he declined to play "bad guys." Victor French died 1989 after finishing the last episode of Highway to Heaven (1984).

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