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Thu 20
Too Close for Comfort: Mr. Big — Hamilton Camp
The new publisher thinks Henry and his Cosmic Cow creation are ready to be put out to pasture. Wainwright: Hamilton Camp. Muriel: Nancy Dussault. Chauffeur: Cliff Carnell. Sara: Lydia Cornell. Officer: Ken Wright. Jackie: Deborah Van Valkenburgh. Gwen: Barbara Barnett.
Air Time & Details for Hamilton Camp, Thu 20, 4:00 pm -
Thu 20
Too Close for Comfort: The Location — Hamilton Camp
Henry's publisher comes to dinner on the same night the girls' apartment is rented to film a movie. Henry: Ted Knight. Wainwright: Hamilton Camp. Muriel: Nancy Dussault. Sara: Lydia Cornell. Jackie: Deborah Van Valkenburgh.
Air Time & Details for Hamilton Camp, Thu 20, 4:30 pm -
Sun 23
The Jeff Foxworthy Show: A Womb with a View — Hamilton Camp
The director of Matt's gifted program is a man who once accused Jeff of shoddy workmanship; a video of Karen giving birth gets into the school's tape exchange. Karen: Anita Barone. Matt: Haley Joel Osment. Walt: Matt Borlenghi.
Air Time & Details for Hamilton Camp, Sun 23, 1:30 am
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Biography
About Hamilton Camp
Hamilton Camp was evacuated from his native London to the U.S. during World War II. A stage actor from childhood, Camp reportedly made his film debut in RKO's Bedlam (1945) The slight-statured comic actor flourished on American TV from the early 1960s onward, guesting on such series as The Mary Tyler Moore Show and appearing as a regular on He and She (1967), Paul Sills' Story Theatre (1971) and Just Our Luck (1983). He also would have been one of the comedy troupers on the anything-goes revue series Turn-On (1969), had this notorious bomb survived past its first episode.
Camp has shown up in only a handful of feature films, notably the 1967 spoof The Perils of Pauline. More recently, Hamilton Camp has been a prolific cartoon voiceover artist, providing a limitless array of characterizations on such TV animated series as The Smurfs, The Flintstone Kids, and DuckTales.