GEORGE MAHARIS Authentic Hand Signed Autograph 4X6 Photo - ROUTE 66

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George Maharis (born September 1, 1928) is an American actor who portrayed Buz Murdock in the first three seasons of the TV series Route 66. Maharis also recorded numerous pop music albums at the height of his fame, and later starred in the short-lived TV series The Most Deadly Game.Route 66 In 1960, Maharis appeared as Buz Murdock in the TV series Route 66, which co-starred Martin Milner. Maharis was 32 at the time the series started, although the character he was playing was only 23. He received an Emmy nomination in 1962 for his continuing performance as Buz. Maharis departed without completing his third season of the series, which saw him with health problems, including hepatitis. Maharis said he left Route 66 for health reasons, due to long hours and grueling conditions while shooting on location. "I have to protect my future", Maharis said in a 1963 interview. "If I keep going at the present pace, I'm a fool. Even if you have ,000,000 in the bank, you can't buy another liver. Series producers Stirling Silliphant and Herbert B. Leonard said that Maharis desired to break his contract and make movies.After Maharis' departure, the show's appeal declined. Glenn Corbett acted in the role of Milner's new sidekick, Linc Case. A year later Route 66 was canceled.Later career Maharis, circa 1972 For Maharis, a string of films followed, including Quick, Before It Melts (1964), The Satan Bug and Sylvia (both 1965), A Covenant With Death and The Happening (both 1967), and The Desperados (1969). Returning to series television in 1970, Maharis starred as criminologist Jonathan Croft in The Most Deadly Game. The series lasted 12 episodes, ending in January 1971. He modeled for the July 1973 issue of Playgirl magazine as one of the first celebrities to do so. Throughout the 1970s and 1980s, Maharis guest-starred in many television series, including Mission: Impossible, Fantasy Island, Kojak, McMillan & Wife, Barnaby Jones, Police Story, Switch, Cannon, Night Gallery, and The Bionic Woman, as well as Murder, She Wrote in 1990. He appeared as Count Machelli, King Cromwell's War Chancellor in The Sword and the Sorcerer (1982). He also starred with the Kenley Players in productions of Barefoot in the Park (1967) and How the Other Half Lives (1973) and in national touring company productions of Company and I Ought to Be in Pictures. In the 1980s, he performed in Las Vegas.Doppelganger was his last motion picture role.[6]Filmography YearTitleRoleNotes 1953The Philco Television PlayhouseDancer at the Dance Club 1957Goodyear Television Playhouse 1958The MuggerNicholas Grecco 1959Brenner 1960Alcoa TheatreJohnny Cesare 1959–60Naked CityJohnny Gary 1960ExodusYaov 1961Splendor in the Grassuncredited 1960–61Search for TomorrowBud Gardner 1960–63Route 66Buz Murdock 1963The Judy Garland Show 1964Quick, Before It MeltsPeter Santelli 1965SylviaAlan Macklin 1965The Satan BugLee Barrett 1965Hullabaloo 1966A Small RebellionMichael KolinosTV film 1966Bob Hope Presents the Chrysler TheatreMiles Catlan; Michael Kolinos 1967A Covenant with DeathBen Lewis 1967The HappeningTaurus 1967The Danny Thomas HourPhil Pearson 1968Escape to MindanaoJoe WaldenTV film 1968Journey to the UnknownDrake 1969The DesperadosJacob Galt 1969The MonkGus MonkTV film 1970Land RaidersPaul Cardenas 1970El Último Día de la Guerra (The Last Day of the War)Sgt. Chips Slater 1970The Most Deadly GameJonathan Croft 1971Night GalleryPeter Lacland 1971Cade's CountyDeck Minty 1971Medical CenterEvan Kenbrook 1972CannonPaul Stubber 1972The VictimBen ChapelTV film 1973Mission: ImpossibleThomas Bachman 1973Barnaby JonesWarren Davis 1974Movin' OnHarry Armour 1974The Wide World of MysteryWalter 1974ShaftWally Doyle 1974Marcus Welby, M.D.Curtis Haynes 1974The Snoop SistersRobert Duware 1974ThrillerMark Fields 1974Death in SpaceDr. Dan SummitTV film 1974McMillan & WifeWalter Webley 1974NakiaJoe Arnold 1975Murder on Flight 502Robert DavenportTV film 1976Ellery QueenDr. Tony Bender 1976Rich Man, Poor ManJoey QualesTV miniseries 1976Good HeavensGary Lawrence 1976Jigsaw JohnRobert Derek 1976Bert D'Angelo/SuperstarLee Mitchell 1976Look What's Happened to Rosemary's BabyGuy WoodhouseTV film 1976Gibbsville 1976The Bionic WomanSgt. Bob Welton 1977SST: Death FlightLes PhillipsTV film 1977KojakRinger 1973–77Police StorySgt. Hank Delany; J.R. Peters; Salter 1977The Feather and Father GangSherwin 1977SwitchClouston 1978Return to Fantasy IslandBensonTV film 1978Logan's RunGavin 1978CrashEvan WalshTV docudrama 1979–82Fantasy IslandJoe Capos; Prof. Alan Blair; Mario Ferini; Dr. Hal Workman; Jack Becker 1982The Sword and the SorcererMachelli, Cromwell War Chancellor 1984Matt HoustonDr. Charles Brockway 1984The MasterSimon Garrett 1989SuperboyJack McAlister 1990Murder, She WroteAlex Burton 1993DoppelgangerMike Wallace