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Sun 15
Murder, She Wrote: Birds of a Feather — Dick Gautier
Jessica is introduced to her niece's fiance in a San Francisco cabaret where, dressed in drag, he careens across their table, fleeing the scene of the nightclub owner's murder.
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Sun 15
The Rockford Files: The Countess — Dick Gautier
Rockford is suspected of murdering a blackmailer he tried to discourage.
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Biography
About Dick Gautier
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After starting out as a free-form stand-up comic in San Francisco and New York, Dick Gautier was nominated for a Tony Award for his portrayal of Elvis-like rock star Conrad Birdie in the 1961 Broadway production Bye Bye Birdie. Gautier was also half of an informal, improvisational comedy team with straight man Peter Marshall. In films since 1972, Gautier is better known for his television work on such series as Mr. Terrific (1967), Here We Go Again (1971), The Liars Club (1974), and especially Get Smart (1965-70), in which he played Hymie the Robot.
Get Smart co-creator Mel Brooks later concocted a starring TV vehicle for Gautier, the 13-week Robin Hood spoof When Things Were Rotten (1975). In the 1980s, Gautier embarked on a sizeable career as a voice-over actor, lending his voice to memorable characters in the animated G.I. Joe (as Serpentor) and Transformers (as Rodimus Prime), and as stock characters in shows like Smurfs and The Addams Family. Gautier died in 2017, at age 85.