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In 1968, he co-starred in a demonstration film made for CBS called "Man from the 25th Century". The plot concerned an boy, kidnapped by aliens, who returns to Earth as a man to help them repel attacks by flying saucers from another planet. The film, which starred James Darren, was never aired.

Appeared on Broadway as "Will Stockdale" in No Time for Sergeants.

Did a road tour as "Brick" in Cat on a Hot Tin Roof.

Played leads in the following plays in stock: Bus Stop, Picnic, The Rainmaker (with Geraldine Page & Frank McHugh), Tea and Sympathy (with Linda Darnell), Sabrina Fair (with Peggy Ann Garner), Holiday (with Kim Hunter), Dial M for Murder (with Lee Bowman), King of Hearts (with Jules Munshin), On Borrowed Time (with Gene Lockhart), No Time for Sergeants, and Cat On a Hot Tin Roof.

Did commercials for Johnson Outboard Motors, Solarex Sunglasses, Goodyear Tires, Bonomo Candy, Oldsmobile, and some industrial shows.