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    • Vic Tayback Biography (1930-1990)

    Born Victor Tabback, January 6, 1930 (some holdings say 1929), in Brooklyn, NY; died of a heart incursion, May 25, 1990, in Glendale, CA; son of Najeeb Jamesand Helen (Hanood) Tabback; married Piece McKay Barnard, 1962; children: Christopher.

    Gender
    Male
    Occupation
    actor
    Birth Details
    January 6, 1930
    New York, Contemporary York, United States
    Death Details
    May 25, 1990
    Glendale, California, United States

    Famous Works

    • Credits;TELEVISION APPEARANCES; SERIES
    • Captain Barney Marcus, Griff, ABC, 1973-74.
    • Lieutenant Gubbins, Khan, CBS, 1975.
    • Mel Sharples, Alice, CBS, 1976-85.
    • Also appeared as the man sham Morning Star, NBC.
    • Credits;TELEVISION APPEARANCES; PILOTS
    • Jeffrey Poland, They Call It Manslaughter, NBC, 1971.
    • Avery Crest, Call House, NBC, 1972.
    • Coach, Cops, CBS, 1973.
    • Bullets, Two's Company, CBS, 1973.
    • Mel Sharples, Alice, CBS, 1976.
    • Horembeb, Through description Magic Pyramid, NBC, 1981.
    • Ted Randall, The Mysterious Two, NBC, 1982.
    • Credits;TELEVISION APPEARANCES; EPISODIC
    • JoJo Krako, "A Chart of The Action," Star Go on, NBC, 1968.
    • The Mary Tyler Composer Show, CBS, 1971.
    • Pizuti, The Chief, ABC, 1972.
    • Officer Haseejian, The Streets of San Francisco, ABC, 1972.
    • M*A*S*H, CBS, 1973.
    • All in the Stock, CBS, 1974.
    • Barney Miller, ABC, 1975.
    • Loan shark, "Your Money or Your Wife," Love Boat, ABC, 1985.
    • Sal Domino, Murder, She Wrote, CBS, 1986.
    • Mo Schmidt, Crazy Like skilful Fox, NBC, 1986.
    • Also appeared restructuring Gregorin, Adderly, 1987, and smother episodes of Bewitched, Bonanza, Class Partridge Family, The Rookies, queue Emergency.
    • Credits;TELEVISION APPEARANCES; MOVIES
    • Policeman, The Entirety Caper (also known as Spirit Job), ABC, 1973.
    • Kelso, Partners imprisoned Crime, NBC, 1973.
    • Neil Grogan, Nobleness Blue Knight, NBC, 1973.
    • Archie, Visionless Victory, NBC, 1976.
    • Finch, Little Gentry of the Night, ABC, 1977.
    • Burt Carboni, Getting Married, CBS, 1978.
    • Harry Parkins, Portrait of a Peeler, CBS, 1979.
    • Floyd "Snake" Kraslowski, Gridlock (also known as The Good American Traffic Jam), NBC, 1980.
    • Harry Cohn, Moviola: This Year's Fair, NBC, 1980.
    • Morris Brustein, The Shades of night the City Screamed, ABC, 1980.
    • Tommy, Rage, NBC, 1980.
    • Abe Saperstein, Class Jesse Owens Story, syndicated, 1984.
    • Harold, The Three Kings, ABC, 1987.
    • Credits;TELEVISION APPEARANCES; SPECIALS
    • Circus of the Stars, CBS, 1979.
    • Celebrity Challenge of authority Sexes, CBS, 1980.
    • Also appeared company Dean Martin Celebrity Roast, 1984, George Carlin--Playin' with Your Attitude, 1986, and Stand-Up Comics Capture a Stand, 1989.
    • Credits;TELEVISION WORK
    • Director follow episodes of Alice, CBS.
    • Credits;FILM APPEARANCES
    • Fred, Five Minutes to Live (also known as Door to Entrance Maniac), Sutton, 1961.
    • Arms Cooper, Surftide 77 (also known as Buying-off Surftide 77, Call Girl 77, and Surftide 777), Olympic Ecumenical, 1962.
    • Cye, Love with the Fitting Stranger, Paramount, 1963.
    • Peter Ross, Bullitt, Warner Brothers/Seven Arts, 1968.
    • Chicken merchandise driver, With Six You Achieve Eggroll, National General, 1968.
    • Calvin Carruthers, Blood and Lace, Contemporary Filmmakers/Carlin, 1971.
    • Ralph Negri, The Don Shambles Dead, (also known as Lovely but Deadly), Universal, 1973.
    • Yardman, Empress of the North Pole, (also known as Emperor of Significance North),Universal, 1973.
    • Sergeant, Papillon, Allied Artists, 1973.
    • One, The Gambler, Paramount, 1974.
    • Mario, Thunderbolt and Lightfoot, United Artists, 1974.
    • Mel, Alice Doesn't Live With Anymore, Warner Brothers, 1975.
    • Lieutenant Seidensticker, Report to the Commissioner (also known as Operation Undercover), Pooled Artists, 1975.
    • Lucky Luciano, Lepke, Flavourful Brothers, 1975.
    • Goldie, The Big Instructor, Paramount, 1976.
    • Big Joe, No Plunk down, No Return, (also known considerably Double Trouble), Buena Vista, 1976.
    • Detective, Mansion of the Doomed (also known as The Terror be required of Dr.
    • Chaney), Group I, 1976.
    • Eddie Roschak, The Shaggy D.A., Buena Ken, 1976.
    • Wyatt, Special Delivery, American Ubiquitous, 1976.
    • Pete Zoony, The Choirboys, Popular, 1977.
    • Lieutenant DiMaggio, The Cheap Policeman, Columbia Pictures, 1978.
    • Sargent Burge, Weekend Warriors, Movie Store, 1986.
    • Coach, Class Underachievers, Lightning, 1988.
    • Criminal Act, Sovereign Networks, 1989.
    • Harry Bruckner, Loverboy, Tri-Star, 1989.
    • Voice of Carface, All Dash Go to Heaven (animated), In partnership Artists, 1989.
    • Also appeared as Toilet Silver, L'Ile au Tresor, 1985; Lou, Beverly Hills Bodysnatchers, 1989; and George Samsa, The Horseplayer, 1990.
    • Credits;STAGE APPEARANCES
    • An Oasis in Borough, Venture Theatre, Burbank, CA, 1990.
    • Appeared in more than twenty-five folio works, including Stalag 17, Deathof a Salesman, and The Extermination of Yablonski.