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Sun 26
Have Gun, Will Travel: A Miracle for St. Francis — Rafael Campos
Father Clare asks Paladin to recover a stolen statue---without using violence. Paladin: Richard Boone. Paco: Rafael Campos. Faith: Miriam Goldina. Hope: Tina Menard. Maria: Naomi Stevens.
Air Time & Details for Rafael Campos, Sun 26, 3:30 am -
Sun 26
Rhoda: As Time Goes By — Rafael Campos
Right before a party at the costume company, Rhoda and Jack (Valerie Harper, Kenneth McMillan) get locked inside the restroom. Brenda: Julie Kavner. Ida: Nancy Walker. Ramon: Rafael Campos. Gary: Ron Silver. Johnny: Michael DeLano.
Air Time & Details for Rafael Campos, Sun 26, 11:30 am -
Sun 2
Rhoda: Jack's Back — Rafael Campos
The flareup of an old back injury immobilizes Jack (Kenneth McMillan) at Rhoda's apartment. Valerie Harper, Julie Kavner. Ramon: Rafael Campos. Gary: Ron Silver. Johnny Venture: Michael DeLano.
Air Time & Details for Rafael Campos, Sun 2, 11:30 am
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Biography
About Rafael Campos
Rafael Campos moved from the Dominican Republic to New York City at the age of fourteen. After appearing in a handful of Spanish-language plays, Campos rose to fame portraying troubled Hispanic youths in such films as The Blackboard Jungle (1955), Trial (1955) and Dino (1957). His gift for comedy was seldom touched upon, save for his role as a college-bound busboy in 1957's This Could Be the Night.
Campos both acted and directed on the New York stage, making his Broadway debut in Infidel Caesar. He also essayed important roles in the TV series Rhoda (as Ramon Diaz Jr.) and Centennial (as Nacho) and wrote articles for Manhattan-based Spanish publications. Rafael Campo's last film was 1985's Fever Pitch, directed by his Blackboard Jungle mentor Richard Brooks.