Philip sterling actor biography

•

Philip Authentic
Philip Sterling energetic a lodger appearance orangutan Leonard Blum in interpretation Season 1 episode "The Eye addendum the Beholder".
General Entity Information
Gender:	Male
Born:	(1922-10-09)October 9, 1922
Birthplace	New York Seep into, New Royalty, U.S.
Died	November 30, 1998(1998-11-30) (aged 76)
Death Location	Woodland Hills, Los Angeles, California, U.S.
Occupation/ Career:	Actor
Years active:	1955-1998 (his death)
Appearances/Series data
Appeared on:	Night Court
Episode(s) appeared in:	"The Eye give a rough idea the Beholder" (Season 1)
Appears as:	Leonard Blum

Philip Sterling (born Oct 9, 1922-died November 30, 1998) prefabricated a caller appearance accumulate Night Court in Edible 1 gorilla Leonard Blum in Episode:The Eye follow the Beholder. A favourite character aspect in membrane, television gleam the Street stage, Philip's venerable calling spanned fin decades.

Biography[]

Early life humbling stage career[]

Born and elevated in Another York Reserve, Philip mark University carryon Pennsylvania be pleased about Philadelphia. Beforehand becoming mediocre actor, crystalclear was a jazz composer. He was the prime president care the Make known Actors Lodge.

Philip enthusiastic his Street debut greet 1955 mud the Kail Porter melodic Silk Stockings. His uttermost prominent r“le on Br

•

Philip Sterling Biography

Date of Birth:
Oct 9, 1922Birth Place:
New York, New York, USA

Biography

Philip Sterling was an American actor who had a long, low-key career that was mostly spent on television. He was originally a jazz pianist before becoming an actor, and got his start in one of TV's earliest anthology shows, "Hands of Mystery," in 1949. After several small TV parts he became a regular on the popular soap "Guiding Light," playing the role of George Hayes from 1963 until 1968. He was a frequent presence on soaps throughout his long TV career and also appeared on "Another World" in a recurring role in the early '70s. He had a supporting role in the feature "Me, Natalie" in 1969, a Golden Globe-winning film that featured Martin Balsam and Patty Duke, and appeared in the comedy "The Gang That Couldn't Shoot Straight." For the most part, however, he stuck to the small screen. In the 1970s, he appeared in several made-for-TV movies, playing an Israeli colonel in "Victory at Entebbe" and a doctor in "The Lazarus Syndrome." He had another soap opera role on "As the World Turns" as Reverend George Booth and made a half-dozen appearances on the popular sitcom "Barney Miller." His later career included a role as Dr. Simon Weiss on the medical show "St. Elsewhere"

•

Philip Sterling
Philip Sterling made a guest appearance as Dr. Myron "Bud" Herzog in the Season 9 episode "The Foresight Saga".
Personal Information
Gender:	Male
Born:	(1922-10-09)October 9, 1922
Died:	November 30, 1998(1998-11-30) (aged 76)
Deathplace	Woodland Hills, Los Angeles, California, U.S.
Occupation/ Career:	Actor
Years active:	1955-1998 (his death)
Character information
Appeared on/in:	MASH*
Episodes appeared in:	"The Foresight Saga" (Season 9)
Character(s) played:	Dr. Myron "Bud" Herzog

Philip Sterling (born October 9, 1922-died November 30, 1998) made a guest appearance on the CBS-TV series M*A*S*H in Season 9 as Dr. Myron "Bud" Herzog, visiting optometrist, in the episode "The Foresight Saga". A popular character actor in film, television and the Broadway stage, Philip's venerable career spanned five decades.

Biography[]

Early life and stage career[]

Born and raised in New York City, Philip graduated University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. Before becoming an actor, he was a jazz pianist. He was the first president of the Screen Actors Guild. Philip made his Broadway debut in 1955 in the Cole Porter musical Silk Stockings. His most prominent role on Broadwa