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Stage: Acted and sang the role of the villainous Mordred in the original Broadway stage production of "Camelot" in 1960, opposite Richard Burton and Julie Andrews. Mordred's only song, "The Seven Deadly Virtues", was omitted from the 1967 film version (Camelot (1967), with 'David Hemmings' in the role.

Narrated many fiction and science-fiction audio books by 'L. Ron Hubbard' - founder of the Scientology religion. Titles include "Fear" and "Battlefield Earth".

Book: "Double Exposure". 1966 (photographs)

Book: "Double Exposure, Take Two", 1989 (photographs)

Book: "Double Exposure, Take Three", 1993 (photographs)

Book: "Double Exposure, Take FOur", 1993 (photographs)

Photographed Tim Burton and Vincent Price for story in "Interview" magazine (USA), December 1990.

Stage: Made his stage debut in "Young Woodley" at the Westport Country Playhouse, CT, in the late 1940s.

Stage: Appeared on Broadway in George Bernard Shaw's "Misalliance" in the late 1940s.

Stage: In 1955 he appeared in three plays: "The Doctor's Dilemma" off Broadway, "The Tempest" at Stratford, CT, and "No Time for Sergeants" on Brodway.

Stage: Played the role of Artie Straus in the original Broadway stage production of Meyer Levin's "Compulsion".

Performed custom voice-over work for the Training Level of the PlayStation game "A Bug's Life".

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