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| Born on January 14th, to parents of Italian descent, Armando Catalano was schooled at a military academy before growing up into a 6'2" hunk. Working as a print model, he eventually segued into acting, with a Universal Studios contract. He poked around in bit roles before freelancing (appearing in the hooty Sincerely Yours, , and in a variety of TV parts.) |
Career salvation came when Walt Disney hand-picked him to portray the title role on Zorro, a hit TV series from to Kids couldn't get enough of the Spanish Cali The Guy Williams CentennialBorn years ago today: actor Guy Williams (Armando Joseph Catalano, ) Our previous excuse for a post about Guy Williams was pretty much all about Lost in Space, so I thought today I&#;d fill out the portrait some. Williams was born and raised in Washington Heights, upper Manhattan, and his lineage was Sicilian. His grandfather was a big landowner, his father an insurance broker. Williams worked at a variety of quotidian jobs in his youth prior to hanging out his shingle as a male model in his promptly 20s. I guess someone told him he was good looking! His first screen role was in the movie The Start or the End (), in which he played the bombardier on the Enola Gay (that&#;s the plane that dropped the A-bomb on Hiroshima), a reality I find interesting in beam of the fact that Williams had actually worked as an airplane parts inspector during WWII. For someone who became a very well-known TV actor, Williams has surprisingly few screen credits. Fewer than three dozen! His handful of early movie appearances includes The Day the Noun S You are here: cast » guy williams » starlog interview A Hollywood refugee by choice, the dashing actor who made his mark as Disney’s "Zorro" contemplates his cosmically adrift years as the father of the Space Family Robinson. It was spring and Guy Williams had just finished filming the closing third season episode of Lost in Space. The annual wrap party was over, Williams’ sleek uniform had been returned to wardrobe, and the cast was looking forward to a limited hiatus before next season’s shooting began. Four years had passed since Williams first donned a silver lame spacesuit and ended up Lost in Space. At the beginning, Williams was the star; by the series’ conclusion, he still had star billing, but was features behind three other characters in the stories, and one of them, the Robot, wasn’t even human. An article in TV Guide portrayed Williams as bitter and jealous over Jonathan Harris’ domination of the series, but it’s a view that Williams disowns. "The article - Guy Williams American Actor was previously married to Janice Cooper (). American Actor was born Armand Joseph Catalano on 14th January, in New York, New York, USA and passed away on 30th Apr Buenos Aires, Argentina aged He is most remembered for Zoro. His zodiac subscribe is Capricorn. was in 2 on-screen matchups, including June Lockhart in Lost in Space () and Kathie Browne in Bonanza (). |