| rdfs:comment | - 9 October 1936-20 September 2002 Labour Party member of the Greater London Council: Brentford and Isleworth 1973 – 1977 Jim Committee Chair Transport 4 May 1973. Also a member of Hounslow Council. An obituary, in The Guardian, here [1]
- James' official contributions for White Wolf include the following:
- 23/10/1918 - Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin (Estados Unidos) * Fallecido 03/07/1978
- Daly was born in Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin, and was the father of actors Tim Daly and Tyne Daly. James Daly starred in Medical Center. Many Star Trek actors acted as guest stars on the show: Fionnula Flanagan (1976), Salome Jens (two in 1975 and one in 1970), Brock Peters (1975), Meg Foster (1974 and a 1972 episode), Louise Fletcher (1973), Frank Corsentino (1971), Walter Koenig (1970), William Shatner (1970), and Bruce Davison (1970). He also filmed an episode of Mission: Impossible in 1967 as a banker setting out to form a potential Fourth Reich. He appeared in a 2-part episode of Felony Squad with Harry Townes, Karen Steele, Lawrence Montaigne, John Harmon and Vince Howard. Among his most memorable television guest spots is the classic The Twilight Zone episode, "A Stop at Willoughby"
- Er spielte Flint in der [[]]-Episode . Darüber hinaus hatte Daly in seiner fast 30 Jahre währenden Karriere zahlreiche Auftritte in Film- und Fernsehproduktionen. In der TV-Serie Medical Center (1969-1976, u.a. mit Barbara Baldavin, Harv Selsby, Louise Sorel, William Windom, David Opatoshu, Barbara Gates, Darleen Carr, Tim O'Connor, Gary Lockwood, Percy Rodriguez, Jason Wingreen, Brooke Bundy, Salome Jens, Alan Oppenheimer, Monte Markham, John Colicos, Meg Foster, Joseph Campanella, Miko Mayama, Davis Roberts, Stephen Brooks, Rudy Solari, John Abbott, William Marshall, Alfred Ryder, France Nuyen, Robert Pine, Mary-Linda Rapelye, Marj Dusay, Parley Baer, Glenn Corbett, Joanna Miles, Victor Tayback, William Campbell, David Birney, Gary Frank, Robert Foxworth, Barbara Anderson, Garry Walberg,
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| abstract | - Daly was born in Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin, and was the father of actors Tim Daly and Tyne Daly. James Daly starred in Medical Center. Many Star Trek actors acted as guest stars on the show: Fionnula Flanagan (1976), Salome Jens (two in 1975 and one in 1970), Brock Peters (1975), Meg Foster (1974 and a 1972 episode), Louise Fletcher (1973), Frank Corsentino (1971), Walter Koenig (1970), William Shatner (1970), and Bruce Davison (1970). He also filmed an episode of Mission: Impossible in 1967 as a banker setting out to form a potential Fourth Reich. He appeared in a 2-part episode of Felony Squad with Harry Townes, Karen Steele, Lawrence Montaigne, John Harmon and Vince Howard. Among his most memorable television guest spots is the classic The Twilight Zone episode, "A Stop at Willoughby". His final acting role was in Roots: The Next Generation with Paul Winfield and Brock Peters, which aired a year after his death. Daly died of a heart attack in Nyack, New York.
- Er spielte Flint in der [[]]-Episode . Darüber hinaus hatte Daly in seiner fast 30 Jahre währenden Karriere zahlreiche Auftritte in Film- und Fernsehproduktionen. In der TV-Serie Medical Center (1969-1976, u.a. mit Barbara Baldavin, Harv Selsby, Louise Sorel, William Windom, David Opatoshu, Barbara Gates, Darleen Carr, Tim O'Connor, Gary Lockwood, Percy Rodriguez, Jason Wingreen, Brooke Bundy, Salome Jens, Alan Oppenheimer, Monte Markham, John Colicos, Meg Foster, Joseph Campanella, Miko Mayama, Davis Roberts, Stephen Brooks, Rudy Solari, John Abbott, William Marshall, Alfred Ryder, France Nuyen, Robert Pine, Mary-Linda Rapelye, Marj Dusay, Parley Baer, Glenn Corbett, Joanna Miles, Victor Tayback, William Campbell, David Birney, Gary Frank, Robert Foxworth, Barbara Anderson, Garry Walberg, David Soul, Paul Comi, Nan Martin, Walter Koenig, Susan Howard, Diana Muldaur, Jane Wyatt, Shirley Bonne, Sarah Marshall, Richard Webb, Stewart Moss, Christopher Held, Ellen Geer, Paul Carr, Joseph Mell, Robert Lansing, Hagan Beggs, Geoffrey Binney, Victor Brandt, Booth Colman, John Crawford, Bruce Davison, Jason Evers, Gilbert Green, Steve Ihnat, Lloyd Kino, Jon Lormer, Cliff Potts, William Shatner, Frank Corsentino, Richard Kiley, Marcy Lafferty, Joanne Linville, Liam Sullivan, Harry Basch, Anthony Caruso, David Frankham, David Huddleston, Susan Oliver, Fritz Weaver, Barbara Babcock, Louise Fletcher, Sam Gilman, Amanda McBroom, Adam Roarke, Tom Ormeny, Joey Aresco, Janet MacLachlan, Thalmus Rasulala, Eric Server, Madge Sinclair, Tony Young, Ed Begley, Jr., Brock Peters, Stanley Adams, Theodore Bikel, Fionnula Flanagan, James Gregory, Leigh J. McCloskey und Eugene Roche) spielte er die Hauptrolle des Doktor Paul Lochner. Neben Star Trek hatte Daly Gastauftritte in TV-Serien wie Unglaubliche Geschichten (1960, u.a. mit Jason Wingreen), 12 O'Clock High (1966, u.a. mit Frank Overton und Paul Comi), Auf der Flucht (1966, u.a. mit Joanne Linville, Arch Whiting, Bill Zuckert und Barry Russo), FBI (1966/1967/1969, u.a. mit Stephen Brooks, Bill Zuckert, Vic Perrin, William Boyett, Ken Lynch, Jason Wingreen und Bert Remsen), Rauchende Colts (1967, u.a. mit William Bramley), Colonel Custer (1967, u.a. mit Michael Dante), Kobra, übernehmen Sie (1967, u.a. mit Vic Perrin und Gene Dynarski), Gefährlicher Alltag (1967, u.a. mit Harry Townes, Karen Steele, Lawrence Montaigne, John Harmon und Vince Howard), Invasion von der Wega (1967/1968, u.a. mit Bonnie Beecher und Alfred Ryder) und Der Chef (1970, u.a. mit Barbara Anderson, George Murdock und Jason Wingreen). Zu seinen Filmauftritten zählen u.a.: Planet der Affen (1968, u.a. mit Paul Lambert, Billy Curtis, Jane Ross und Felix Silla).
- 9 October 1936-20 September 2002 Labour Party member of the Greater London Council: Brentford and Isleworth 1973 – 1977 Jim Committee Chair Transport 4 May 1973. Also a member of Hounslow Council. An obituary, in The Guardian, here [1]
- James' official contributions for White Wolf include the following:
- 23/10/1918 - Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin (Estados Unidos) * Fallecido 03/07/1978
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