The Man from U.N.C.L.E. (1964) (TV)
- Starring as Michael Donfield in "The Project Strigas Affair"
- The TV Series originally ran from 1964-1968. It was about two agents of the United Network Command for Law Enforcement, who fight evil and have a never ending assortment of gadgets.
- In this episode Napoleon Solo must find a way to bring down a diplomat who is trying to spark US/USSR tensions.
- Leonard Nimoy also guest starred in this episode.

The Outer Limits (1964) (TV) Official Site
- Starring as Col./Brig. Gen. Jeff Barton in "Cold Hands, Warm Heart"
- The TV show started with the screen going black and then wavy lines appearing etc. Then you would hear the narrator start saying, "There is nothing wrong with your television set..... Much like The Twilight Zone, it was more focused on hard science fiction than fantasy and was a full hour each.
-Astronaut, Jeff Barton returns from a successful orbit of the planet Venus. Unexpected changes begin to occur in him which drastically affect his appearance and personality. In a dream, he has an encounter with a Venus creature he is beginning to resemble. If he recovers in time to testify convincingly to the Senate Committee, he'll write a new chapter of Man's history in space.

Judgment at Nuremberg (1961)
- Starring as Captain Harrison Byers
- This is a dramatization of a true story. The film covers the third of thirteen Nuremberg trials. Dan Haywood (Spencer Tracy) is the American presiding jurist, an insightful, inquisitive man whose integrity is beyond reproach. Col. Lawson (Richard Widmark) is the prosecutor, an American obsessed with finding somebody accountable for the evils of the past Nazi regime. Hans Rolfe (Maximilian Schell) is the passionate defense attorney. Among the defendants are embittered German legal scholar Janning (Burt Lancaster) and unrepentant Nazi Emil Hahn (Werner Klemperer). Marlene Dietrich plays the proud widow of an executed Nazi officer.
- Captain Harrison Byers is the aide to Judge Dan Haywood.

Thriller (1961) (TV)
- Starring as Paul Graves in "The Grim Reaper"
- Starring as Gil Trasker "The Hungry Glass"
- Anthology series hosted by Boris Karloff that originally told ordinary tales of crime and mystery, but later became a showcase for gothic horror stories, many of which were based on works by authors such as Cornell Woolrich, Robert Bloch and Charlotte Armstrong.
- In The Grim Reaper, a cursed painting of the Grim Reaper lives up to its image, its scythe dripping the blood of its victims.
- Paul Graves is the seemingly concerned nephew. He starts out nice and subdued and then he goes over the edge when he sees blood on the painting. In the closing scenes, Paul is seen cowering from the scythe that is about to kill him.
- In The Hungry Glass, a young couple buy a run-down, old mansion surrounded with legends about the lack of mirrors and the deaths of many former tenants. On their first night in the house, they are frightened by strange visions, inexplicably intertwined with mirrors and glass.

The Twilight Zone (1960 and 1963) (TV) Official Site
- Starring as Don Carter in "Nick of Time"
- Starring as Bob Wilson in "Nightmare at 20,000 Feet"
- The TV Series originally ran from 1959 to 1964. Rod Serling hosted a bizarre and always twisted half hour story about anything you could possibly imagine.
- In "Nick of Time" Newlyweds Don and Pat Carter are traveling by when car trouble forces them to detour, so the couple decide to get lunch at a local diner. At a booth there is a machine on the table called The Mystic Seer. For one penny, the Seer will tell the future. Don is superstitious so he puts a penny in the machine. It foretells the future with 100% accuracy and Don is hooked, maybe for life.
- In "Nightmare at 20,000 Feet" Bob Wilson is a former mental patient traveling through rough weather on a passenger plane. As he looks out of the window, he sees a gremlin on the plane's wing. Worrying about his own sanity, he tries to convince himself that he's hallucinating. The gremlin then begins to tear the wing apart. Bob ends up being carried off to a mental institute after repeatedly freaking out, and you are left with an image of the planes wing being damaged. This episode was also in the Twilight Zone movie starring John Lithgow.