RIP, PETER MARK RICHMAN...

You were always one of the most familiar faces on film, Mr. Richman, and for good reason. Your appearances were numerous and of distinct quality. 

On television, you were featured on Cain's Hundred (as the eponymous lead); The Outer Limits (the original series); The Twilight Zone (original and latest); Alfred Hitchcock Presents (original); The Invaders (original); Swamp Thing (original); Wonder Woman; The Bionic Woman (original); Electra Woman and Dyna Girl; Knight Rider (original); Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea; Galactica 1980; Star Trek: the Next Generation; PSI Factor; The Man from U.N.C.L.E.; The Fugitive (original); Combat!; The Wild Wild West; Bonanza; Rawhide; Daniel Boone; The Silent Force; Get Christie Love!; The Fall Guy; Longstreet; Matlock; McCloud; Mannix; Hawaii Five O; Dynasty; Three's Company; and in the voice-over realm, Batman: the Animated Series '94; Superman: the Animated Series '99; Spider-man: the Animated Series '97; and for Defenders of the Earth, bestowing the Phantom with the perfect, virile pitch. 

On the big screen, you were no stranger, either, covering such engaging titles as Agent for H.A.R.M.; Dark Intruder; Judgment Day; The Naked Gun 2 1/2: the Smell of Fear; The Murder Men; The Crimebusters; Mysteria; Friendly Persuasion; After the Wizard; and Friday the 13th, Part VIII: Jason Takes Manhattan. 

 

You gave a lot, and what you gave will be appreciated long after you and your grateful fans cross paths in the Blissful Beyond.