Your movies brightened our hearts and souls, and sometimes when need be, sent shivers down our spines.
Some would say that the imagi-movie realm is where you rose highest, with Somewhere in Time, Supergirl, Santa Claus: The Movie, The Devil's Daughter, Murders in the Rue Morgue 1986, Bug 1975 and the summertime blockbuster, Jaws 2.
You brought marked artistry as well to Enigma; Extreme Close-Up; Grand Larceny; La Vengeance d'une blonde; Honor Bound; Night of Terror; Hercule et Sherlock; Code Name: Diamond Head; You'll Never See Me Again; A Summer Without Boys; The Small Miracle; Mountain of Diamonds; Les soeurs Soliel; and Lisa, Bright and Dark.
On television, you tackled Rod Serling's Night Gallery (nineteen installments), The Twilight Zone (1980s run), The Six Million Dollar Man, Smallville (fourteen episodes), Heroes, Fringe, Seven Days, Supernatural, Alias Smith and Jones, The Rockford Files, Columbo, Kojak, Castle, Baretta, Bones, Ironside, It Takes a Thief, Cold Case, The Practice (eighteen episodes), Private Practice, Grey's Anatomy, Boston Legal, JAG (nineteen episodes), CSI: Miami, Criminal Minds: Beyond Borders, Without a Trace and much more.
In my estimation (and I do know many others who feel as I do), you've held your own with the best of them. Your resume proclaims and confirms it, Mr. Szwarc, along with the infinite quality of your work.
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