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Wed 28
Fantasy Island: Dancing Lady; The Final Round — Al Molinaro
1. A receptionist would like to be a dancing star. 2. A boxing manager wants to handle a champion.
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Thu 29
The Odd Couple: You've Come a Long Way, Baby — Al Molinaro
A baby sparks a calamitous evening.
Air Time & Details for Al Molinaro, Thu 29, 1:00 am -
Fri 30
The Odd Couple: A Taste of Money — Al Molinaro
The odd couple's neighbour might be a bank robber.
Air Time & Details for Al Molinaro, Fri 30, 1:00 am
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Biography
About Al Molinaro
Heavyset, hawk-nosed Italian-American character actor Al Molinaro maintained a constant association with two series roles throughout his career, both down-to-earth and sweet-natured, paternal types: that of Murray Greshner, better known as Murray the Cop, on the small-screen version of The Odd Couple (1970-1983), and that of Alfred Delvecchio, the second proprietor of Arnold's Drive-In, on Happy Days (a role maintained from 1976 through 1982). The Wisconsin-based location of Days hit close to home for Molinaro, as a real-life native of Kenosha, WI. Born in 1919, he began signing for acting roles in the early to mid-'50s and achieved his big break when very briefly cast as Agent 44 on Mel Brooks' spy spoof Get Smart (before Victor French replaced him).
Molinaro reportedly met Odd Couple producer Garry Marshall while enrolled in acting classes with Marshall's sister, Penny, and thereby landed the part of Murray. That led, in turn, to the Happy Days casting in the fall of 1976 when series co-star Pat Morita left to headline his own short-lived series, Mr. T & Tina. Following Days, Molinaro signed for very infrequent guest roles on series and permanently settled in Los Angeles, where he did occasional theatrical performances and made public appearances.
He retired from acting in the mid-'90s. Molinaro died in 2015, at age 96.