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	'''Michael Sarrazin''' (May 22, 1940 – April 17, 2011)<ref name=sarrazin>[~~http~~://www.cbc.ca/news/~~arts/story/2011/04/18~~/michael-sarrazin-~~obit~~.~~html~~ Actor Michael Sarrazin dies at 70]. [[CBC News]], April 18, 2011. Retrieved April 18, 2011.</ref> was a Canadian actor. His most notable film was ''[[They Shoot Horses, Don't They? (film)\|They Shoot Horses, Don't They?]]''.<ref>{{cite web\|url=https://www.nytimes.com/section/movies\|title=Movies\|website=[[The New York Times]]\|access-date=August 2, 2017}}</ref>		'''Michael Sarrazin''' (May 22, 1940 – April 17, 2011)<ref name=sarrazin>[https://www.cbc.ca/news/entertainment/actor-michael-sarrazin-dies-at-70-1.1008462 Actor Michael Sarrazin dies at 70]. [[CBC News]], April 18, 2011. Retrieved April 18, 2011.</ref> was a Canadian actor. His most notable film was ''[[They Shoot Horses, Don't They? (film)\|They Shoot Horses, Don't They?]]''.<ref>{{cite web\|url=https://www.nytimes.com/section/movies\|title=Movies\|website=[[The New York Times]]\|access-date=August 2, 2017}}</ref>

	==Early life==		==Early life==

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	{{Memory Alpha}}		{{Memory Alpha}}
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	[[20th Century Fox]] borrowed him for the lead role in ''[[The Flim-Flam Man]]'' (1967), co-starring [[George C. Scott]] and [[Sue Lyon]]. Universal then cast him with [[Anthony Franciosa]] in ''[[A Man Called Gannon]]'' (1968) and with [[James Caan]] in ''[[Journey to Shiloh]]'' (1968). Fox asked him back to star in ''[[The Sweet Ride]]'' (1968) alongside [[Jacqueline Bisset]], who became his real-life girlfriend for the next several years.		[[20th Century Fox]] borrowed him for the lead role in ''[[The Flim-Flam Man]]'' (1967), co-starring [[George C. Scott]] and [[Sue Lyon]]. Universal then cast him with [[Anthony Franciosa]] in ''[[A Man Called Gannon]]'' (1968) and with [[James Caan]] in ''[[Journey to Shiloh]]'' (1968). Fox asked him back to star in ''[[The Sweet Ride]]'' (1968) alongside [[Jacqueline Bisset]], who became his real-life girlfriend for the next several years.

	Sarrazin appeared in some thrillers for Universal such as ''[[Eye of the Cat]]'' (1969) with [[Gayle Hunnicutt]] and [[Eleanor Parker]] and ''[[In Search of Gregory]]'' (1969) with [[Julie Christie]] and [[John Hurt]]. He was originally cast to play Joe Buck in ''[[Midnight Cowboy]]'' (1969), but he was unable to gain release from a prior contract and the part went to [[Jon Voight]].<ref>{{cite web\|url=https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/obituaries/8467353/Michael-Sarrazin.html\|title=Michael Sarrazin\|website=Telegraph.co.uk\|access-date=August 2, 2017}}</ref> He was announced for the male lead in ''[[Cover Me Babe]]'', but was replaced by [[Robert Forster]].<ref>"Movie Call Sheet". '' Los Angeles Times''. April 3, 1969.</ref>		Sarrazin appeared in some thrillers for Universal such as ''[[Eye of the Cat]]'' (1969) with [[Gayle Hunnicutt]] and [[Eleanor Parker]] and ''[[In Search of Gregory]]'' (1969) with [[Julie Christie]] and [[John Hurt]]. He was originally cast to play Joe Buck in ''[[Midnight Cowboy]]'' (1969), but he was unable to gain release from a prior contract and the part went to [[Jon Voight]].<ref>{{cite web\|url=https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/obituaries/8467353/Michael-Sarrazin.html\|title=Michael Sarrazin\|website=Telegraph.co.uk\|access-date=August 2, 2017}}</ref> He was announced for the male lead in ''[[Cover Me Babe]]'', but was replaced by [[Robert Forster]].<ref>"Movie Call Sheet". ''Los Angeles Times''. April 3, 1969.</ref>

	Sarrazin's breakthrough role was in the dark [[Great Depression]] drama ''[[They Shoot Horses, Don't They? (film)\|They Shoot Horses, Don't They?]]'' (1969). The [[Sydney Pollack]] film earned nine Oscar nominations. Sarrazin starred alongside [[Jane Fonda]], [[Susannah York]], [[Gig Young]], [[Red Buttons]], [[Bonnie Bedelia]] and [[Bruce Dern]].		Sarrazin's breakthrough role was in the dark [[Great Depression]] drama ''[[They Shoot Horses, Don't They? (film)\|They Shoot Horses, Don't They?]]'' (1969). The [[Sydney Pollack]] film earned nine Oscar nominations. Sarrazin starred alongside [[Jane Fonda]], [[Susannah York]], [[Gig Young]], [[Red Buttons]], [[Bonnie Bedelia]] and [[Bruce Dern]].

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	== Personal life ==		== Personal life ==
	For seven years (1967–1974), Sarrazin was in a relationship with actress [[Jacqueline Bisset]], whom he met while making ''[[The Sweet Ride]]'' (1968). He had two children ~~from~~ a ~~previous~~ ~~relationship~~.<ref>{{cite web\|url=https://chrissyiley.com/jacqueline-bisset-august-17-2014/\|title=Jacqueline Bisset interview\|date=August 17, 2014\|quote=My first relationship the man had two children and he hadn’t married her so I thought if he hasn’t married that woman he’s not going to marry me.}}</ref>		For seven years (1967–1974), Sarrazin was in a relationship with actress [[Jacqueline Bisset]], whom he met while making ''[[The Sweet Ride]]'' (1968). Before that, he had two children by an unknown girlfriend.<ref>{{cite web\|url=https://chrissyiley.com/jacqueline-bisset-august-17-2014/\|title=Jacqueline Bisset interview\|date=August 17, 2014\|quote=My first relationship the man had two children and he hadn’t married her so I thought if he hasn’t married that woman he’s not going to marry me.}}</ref>

	==Death==		==Death==

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	\|[[BAFTA Film Award]]		\|[[British Academy Film Awards\|BAFTA Film Award]]
	\| Most Promising Newcomer to Leading Film Roles		\| Most Promising Newcomer to Leading Film Roles
	\|''[[They Shoot Horses, Don't They? (film)\|They Shoot Horses, Don't They?]]''		\|''[[They Shoot Horses, Don't They? (film)\|They Shoot Horses, Don't They?]]''
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	\| Best Performance by an Actor in a Featured Supporting Role in a Dramatic Series		\| Best Performance by an Actor in a Featured Supporting Role in a Dramatic Series
	\|''[[The City (1999 TV series)\|The City]]'' (for episode #1.12: "Deranged Marriages")		\|''[[The City (1999 TV series)\|The City]]'' (for episode #1.12: "Deranged Marriages")

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	* ''{{Interlanguage link\|The Train Killer (film)\|hu\|3=Viadukt (film)\|lt=The Train Killer}}'' (1983) — [[Szilveszter Matuska]]		* ''{{Interlanguage link\|The Train Killer (film)\|hu\|3=Viadukt (film)\|lt=The Train Killer}}'' (1983) — [[Szilveszter Matuska]]
	* ''[[Joshua Then and Now (film)\|Joshua Then and Now]]'' (1985) — Kevin Hornby		* ''[[Joshua Then and Now (film)\|Joshua Then and Now]]'' (1985) — Kevin Hornby
	* ''[[Murder, She Wrote]]'' (1985, TV series, "Joshua Peabody Died Here ...Possibly") — David Marsh		* ''[[Murder, She Wrote]]'' (1985, TV series, "Joshua Peabody Died Here ... Possibly") — David Marsh
	* ''Keeping Track'' (1986) — Daniel Hawkins		* ''Keeping Track'' (1986) — Daniel Hawkins
	* ''Mascara'' (1987) — Bert Sanders		* ''Mascara'' (1987) — Bert Sanders

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	== Filmography ==		== Filmography ==
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	* ''You're No Good'' (1965, NFB Film) - Eddie (German Version: Freddy)		* ''You're No Good'' (1965, NFB Film) — Eddie (German Version: Freddy)
	* ''[[The Doomsday Flight]]'' (1966) - Army corporal		* ''[[The Doomsday Flight]]'' (1966) — Army corporal
	* ''[[Gunfight in Abilene]]'' (1967) - Cord Decker		* ''[[Gunfight in Abilene]]'' (1967) — Cord Decker
	* ''[[The Flim-Flam Man]]'' (1967) - Curley		* ''[[The Flim-Flam Man]]'' (1967) — Curley
	* ''[[A Man Called Gannon]]'' (1968) - Jess Washburn		* ''[[A Man Called Gannon]]'' (1968) — Jess Washburn
	* ''[[Journey to Shiloh]]'' (1968) - Miller Nalls		* ''[[Journey to Shiloh]]'' (1968) — Miller Nalls
	* ''[[The Sweet Ride]]'' (1968) - Denny McGuire		* ''[[The Sweet Ride]]'' (1968) — Denny McGuire
	* ''[[Eye of the Cat]]'' (1969) - Wylie		* ''[[Eye of the Cat]]'' (1969) — Wylie
	* ''[[In Search of Gregory]]'' (1969) - Gregory Mulvey		* ''[[In Search of Gregory]]'' (1969) — Gregory Mulvey
	* ''[[They Shoot Horses, Don't They? (film)\|They Shoot Horses, Don't They?]]'' (1969) - Robert		* ''[[They Shoot Horses, Don't They? (film)\|They Shoot Horses, Don't They?]]'' (1969) — Robert
	* ''[[Sometimes a Great Notion (film)\|Sometimes a Great Notion]]'' (1971) - Leeland Stamper		* ''[[Sometimes a Great Notion (film)\|Sometimes a Great Notion]]'' (1971) — Leeland Stamper
	* ''[[The Pursuit of Happiness (1971 film)\|The Pursuit of Happiness]]'' (1971) - William Popper		* ''[[The Pursuit of Happiness (1971 film)\|The Pursuit of Happiness]]'' (1971) — William Popper
	* ''[[Believe in Me (1971 film)\|Believe in Me]]'' (1971) - Remy		* ''[[Believe in Me (1971 film)\|Believe in Me]]'' (1971) — Remy
	* ''[[The Life and Times of Judge Roy Bean]]'' (1972)		* ''[[The Life and Times of Judge Roy Bean]]'' (1972)
	* ''[[The Groundstar Conspiracy]]'' (1972) - John David Welles / Peter Bellamy		* ''[[The Groundstar Conspiracy]]'' (1972) — John David Welles / Peter Bellamy
	* ''[[Harry in Your Pocket]]'' (1973) - Ray Haulihan		* ''[[Harry in Your Pocket]]'' (1973) — Ray Haulihan
	* ''[[Frankenstein: The True Story]]'' (1973, television film) - The Creature		* ''[[Frankenstein: The True Story]]'' (1973, television film) — The Creature
	* ''[[For Pete's Sake (film)\|For Pete's Sake]]'' (1974) - Pete Robbins		* ''[[For Pete's Sake (film)\|For Pete's Sake]]'' (1974) — Pete Robbins
	* ''[[The Reincarnation of Peter Proud]]'' (1975) - Peter Proud		* ''[[The Reincarnation of Peter Proud]]'' (1975) — Peter Proud
	* ''[[The Loves and Times of Scaramouche]]'' (1976) - Scaramouche		* ''[[The Loves and Times of Scaramouche]]'' (1976) — Scaramouche
	* ''[[The Gumball Rally]]'' (1976) - Michael Bannon - Cobra Team		* ''[[The Gumball Rally]]'' (1976) — Michael Bannon — Cobra Team
	* ''[[Caravans (~~1978~~ film)\|Caravans]]'' (1978) - Mark Miller		* ''[[Caravans (film)\|Caravans]]'' (1978) — Mark Miller
	* ''[[Deadly Companion]]'' (1980) - Michael Taylor		* ''[[Deadly Companion]]'' (1980) — Michael Taylor
	* ''[[Beulah Land (miniseries)\|Beulah Land]]'' (1980, TV mini-series) - Casey Troy		* ''[[Beulah Land (miniseries)\|Beulah Land]]'' (1980, TV mini-series) — Casey Troy
	* ''[[The Seduction (film)\|The Seduction]]'' (1982) - Brandon		* ''[[The Seduction (film)\|The Seduction]]'' (1982) — Brandon
	* ''[[Fighting Back (1982 American film)\|Fighting Back]]'' (1982) - Vince Morelli		* ''[[Fighting Back (1982 American film)\|Fighting Back]]'' (1982) — Vince Morelli
	* ''{{~~Ill~~\|The Train Killer (film)\|hu\|3=Viadukt (film)\|lt=The Train Killer}}'' (1983) - [[Szilveszter Matuska]]		* ''{{Interlanguage link\|The Train Killer (film)\|hu\|3=Viadukt (film)\|lt=The Train Killer}}'' (1983) — [[Szilveszter Matuska]]
	* ''[[Joshua Then and Now (film)\|Joshua Then and Now]]'' (1985) - Kevin Hornby		* ''[[Joshua Then and Now (film)\|Joshua Then and Now]]'' (1985) — Kevin Hornby
	* ''[[Murder She Wrote]]'' (1985, TV series, "Joshua Peabody Died Here ...Possibly") - David Marsh		* ''[[Murder, She Wrote]]'' (1985, TV series, "Joshua Peabody Died Here ...Possibly") — David Marsh
	* ''Keeping Track'' (1986) - Daniel Hawkins		* ''Keeping Track'' (1986) — Daniel Hawkins
	* ''Mascara'' (1987) - Bert Sanders		* ''Mascara'' (1987) — Bert Sanders
	* ''[[Captive Hearts (film)\|Captive Hearts]]'' (1987) - Sergeant McManus		* ''[[Captive Hearts (film)\|Captive Hearts]]'' (1987) — Sergeant McManus
	* ''[[Malarek]]'' (1988) - Moorcraft		* ''[[Malarek]]'' (1988) — Moorcraft
	* ''[[Passion and Paradise]]'' (1989) - Mike Vincent		* ''[[Passion and Paradise]]'' (1989) — Mike Vincent
	* ''[[The Ray Bradbury Theater]]'' (1989, TV series, "The Wind") - John Colt		* ''[[The Ray Bradbury Theater]]'' (1989, TV series, "The Wind") — John Colt
	* ''[[Murder She Wrote]]'' (1991, TV series, "Murder Plain and Simple") - Jacob Beiler		* ''[[Murder, She Wrote]]'' (1991, TV series, "Murder Plain and Simple") — Jacob Beiler
	* ''[[The Ray Bradbury Theater]]'' (1992, TV series, "Tomorrow's Child" Season 6 Episode 11) - Peter Horne		* ''[[The Ray Bradbury Theater]]'' (1992, TV series, "Tomorrow's Child" Season 6 Episode 11) — Peter Horne
	* ''[[La Florida (film)\|La Florida]]'' (1993) - Romeo Laflamme		* ''[[La Florida (film)\|La Florida]]'' (1993) — Romeo Laflamme
	* ''[[Bullet to Beijing]]'' (1995) - Craig		* ''[[Bullet to Beijing]]'' (1995) — Craig
	* ''[[Midnight in Saint Petersburg]]'' (1995) - Craig		* ''[[Midnight in Saint Petersburg]]'' (1995) — Craig
	* ''[[Star Trek: Deep Space Nine]]'' (1996, TV series, "[[The Quickening (Star Trek: Deep Space Nine)\|The Quickening]]") - Trevean		* ''[[Star Trek: Deep Space Nine]]'' (1996, TV series, "[[The Quickening (Star Trek: Deep Space Nine)\|The Quickening]]") — Trevean
	* ''[[The Peacekeeper]]'' (1997) - Lt. Colonel Douglas Murphy		* ''[[The Peacekeeper]]'' (1997) — Lt. Colonel Douglas Murphy
	* ''[[Crackerjack 2]]'' (1997) - Smith		* ''[[Crackerjack 2]]'' (1997) — Smith
	* ''[[Earthquake in New York]]'' (1998) - Dr. Robert Trask		* ''[[Earthquake in New York]]'' (1998) — Dr. Robert Trask
	* ''[[The Second Arrival]]'' (1998) - Prof. Nelson Zarcoff		* ''[[Arrival II\|The Second Arrival]]'' (1998) — Prof. Nelson Zarcoff
	* ''[[A Nero Wolfe ~~Mystery~~]]'' (2002, TV series, "[[Too Many Clients#A Nero Wolfe Mystery (A&E Network)\|Too Many Clients]]") - Thomas Yeager		* ''[[Nero Wolfe (2001 TV series)\|Nero Wolfe]]'' (2002, TV series, "[[Too Many Clients#A Nero Wolfe Mystery (A&E Network)\|Too Many Clients]]") — Thomas Yeager
	* ''[[~~Feardotcom~~]]'' (2002) - Frank Bryant		* ''[[FeardotCom]]'' (2002) — Frank Bryant
	* ''[[The Christmas Choir]]'' (2008; TV movie) - Irish Catholic Priest		* ''[[The Christmas Choir]]'' (2008; TV movie) — Irish Catholic Priest
	* ''[[On the Road (2012 film)\|On the Road]]'' (2012) - Irish Catholic Priest		* ''[[On the Road (2012 film)\|On the Road]]'' (2012) — Irish Catholic Priest
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	[[20th Century Fox]] borrowed him for the lead role in ''[[The Flim-Flam Man]]'' (1967), co-starring [[George C. Scott]] and [[Sue Lyon]]. Universal then cast him with [[Anthony Franciosa]] in ''[[A Man Called Gannon]]'' (1968) and with [[James Caan]] in ''[[Journey to Shiloh]]'' (1968). Fox asked him back to star in ''[[The Sweet Ride]]'' (1968) alongside [[Jacqueline Bisset]], who became his real-life girlfriend for the next several years.		[[20th Century Fox]] borrowed him for the lead role in ''[[The Flim-Flam Man]]'' (1967), co-starring [[George C. Scott]] and [[Sue Lyon]]. Universal then cast him with [[Anthony Franciosa]] in ''[[A Man Called Gannon]]'' (1968) and with [[James Caan]] in ''[[Journey to Shiloh]]'' (1968). Fox asked him back to star in ''[[The Sweet Ride]]'' (1968) alongside [[Jacqueline Bisset]], who became his real-life girlfriend for the next several years.

	Sarrazin appeared in some thrillers for Universal such as ''[[Eye of the Cat]]'' (1969) with [[Gayle Hunnicutt]] and [[Eleanor Parker]] and ''[[In Search of Gregory]]'' (1969) with [[Julie Christie]] and [[John Hurt]]. He was originally cast to play Joe Buck ''[[Midnight Cowboy]]'' (1969), but he was unable to gain release from a prior contract and the part went to [[Jon Voight]].<ref>{{cite web\|url=https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/obituaries/8467353/Michael-Sarrazin.html\|title=Michael Sarrazin\|website=Telegraph.co.uk\|access-date=August 2, 2017}}</ref> He was announced for the male lead in ''[[Cover Me Babe]]'', but was replaced by [[Robert Forster]].<ref>"Movie Call Sheet". '' Los Angeles Times''. April 3, 1969.</ref>		Sarrazin appeared in some thrillers for Universal such as ''[[Eye of the Cat]]'' (1969) with [[Gayle Hunnicutt]] and [[Eleanor Parker]] and ''[[In Search of Gregory]]'' (1969) with [[Julie Christie]] and [[John Hurt]]. He was originally cast to play Joe Buck in ''[[Midnight Cowboy]]'' (1969), but he was unable to gain release from a prior contract and the part went to [[Jon Voight]].<ref>{{cite web\|url=https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/obituaries/8467353/Michael-Sarrazin.html\|title=Michael Sarrazin\|website=Telegraph.co.uk\|access-date=August 2, 2017}}</ref> He was announced for the male lead in ''[[Cover Me Babe]]'', but was replaced by [[Robert Forster]].<ref>"Movie Call Sheet". '' Los Angeles Times''. April 3, 1969.</ref>

	Sarrazin's breakthrough role was in the dark [[Great Depression]] drama ''[[They Shoot Horses, Don't They? (film)\|They Shoot Horses, Don't They?]]'' (1969). The [[Sydney Pollack]] film earned nine Oscar nominations. Sarrazin starred alongside [[Jane Fonda]], [[Susannah York]], [[Gig Young]], [[Red Buttons]], [[Bonnie Bedelia]] and [[Bruce Dern]].		Sarrazin's breakthrough role was in the dark [[Great Depression]] drama ''[[They Shoot Horses, Don't They? (film)\|They Shoot Horses, Don't They?]]'' (1969). The [[Sydney Pollack]] film earned nine Oscar nominations. Sarrazin starred alongside [[Jane Fonda]], [[Susannah York]], [[Gig Young]], [[Red Buttons]], [[Bonnie Bedelia]] and [[Bruce Dern]].

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	* ''[[Caravans (1978 film)\|Caravans]]'' (1978) - Mark Miller		* ''[[Caravans (1978 film)\|Caravans]]'' (1978) - Mark Miller
	* ''[[Deadly Companion]]'' (1980) - Michael Taylor		* ''[[Deadly Companion]]'' (1980) - Michael Taylor
	* ''[[Beulah Land (TV miniseries)\|Beulah Land]]'' (1980, TV mini-series) - Casey Troy		* ''[[Beulah Land (miniseries)\|Beulah Land]]'' (1980, TV mini-series) - Casey Troy
	* ''[[The Seduction (film)\|The Seduction]]'' (1982) - Brandon		* ''[[The Seduction (film)\|The Seduction]]'' (1982) - Brandon
	* ''[[Fighting Back (1982 American film)\|Fighting Back]]'' (1982) - Vince Morelli		* ''[[Fighting Back (1982 American film)\|Fighting Back]]'' (1982) - Vince Morelli

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	== Personal life ==		== Personal life ==
	For seven years (1967–1974), Sarrazin was in a relationship with actress [[Jacqueline Bisset]], whom he met while making ''[[The Sweet Ride]]'' (1968). He had two children from previous ~~relationships~~.<ref>{{cite web\|url=https://chrissyiley.com/jacqueline-bisset-august-17-2014/\|title=Jacqueline Bisset interview\|date=August 17, 2014\|quote=My first relationship the man had two children and he hadn’t married her so I thought if he hasn’t married that woman he’s not going to marry me.}}</ref>		For seven years (1967–1974), Sarrazin was in a relationship with actress [[Jacqueline Bisset]], whom he met while making ''[[The Sweet Ride]]'' (1968). He had two children from a previous relationship.<ref>{{cite web\|url=https://chrissyiley.com/jacqueline-bisset-august-17-2014/\|title=Jacqueline Bisset interview\|date=August 17, 2014\|quote=My first relationship the man had two children and he hadn’t married her so I thought if he hasn’t married that woman he’s not going to marry me.}}</ref>

	==Death==		==Death==

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	* ''[[Caravans (1978 film)\|Caravans]]'' (1978) - Mark Miller		* ''[[Caravans (1978 film)\|Caravans]]'' (1978) - Mark Miller
	* ''[[Deadly Companion]]'' (1980) - Michael Taylor		* ''[[Deadly Companion]]'' (1980) - Michael Taylor
	* ''[[Beulah Land (TV miniseries)\|Beulah Land]]'' (1980, TV mini-series) - Casey Troy		* ''[[Beulah Land (miniseries)\|Beulah Land]]'' (1980, TV mini-series) - Casey Troy
	* ''[[The Seduction (film)\|The Seduction]]'' (1982) - Brandon		* ''[[The Seduction (film)\|The Seduction]]'' (1982) - Brandon
	* ''[[Fighting Back (1982 American film)\|Fighting Back]]'' (1982) - Vince Morelli		* ''[[Fighting Back (1982 American film)\|Fighting Back]]'' (1982) - Vince Morelli