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Vi hadde samlet sett 1. Tod's traveling partner on his escapades is his friend Buz Murdock, a former employee of his father's played by. The family left Detroit when he was a young child and moved frequently before settling in , by the time he was nine. Mike McHugh 1950 Bob Stewart 1950 Bert 1951 Whitney 1951 Ens.
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Milner in 1960 Born Martin Sam Milner 1931-12-28 December 28, 1931 , , U. Died September 6, 2015 2015-09-06 aged 83 , U. Milner is known for his performances on two television series: , which aired on from 1960 to 1964, and , which aired on from 1968 to 1975. Milner was born on December 28, 1931 in , , the son of Mildred née Martin , a Paramount Theater circuit dancer, and Sam Gordon Milner, who worked as a construction hand and later a film distributor. His father was a Polish Jewish immigrant. The family left Detroit when he was a young child and moved frequently before settling in , by the time he was nine. There he became involved in acting, first in school, and then in a children's theater group at the Cornish Playhouse. When Milner was a teenager, he moved with his family to where his parents hired an acting coach and later an agent for him. Milner had his first screen test and began his film career with his debut in the film 1947 in the role of John Day, the second oldest son of Clarence Day played by. Less than two weeks after filming for that film ended in August 1946, Milner contracted. He recovered within a year and had bit parts in two more films before graduating from in 1949. He immediately landed a minor role in the film starring. Milner attended the where he studied theater. He dropped out after a year in the fall of 1950 to concentrate on acting. He had several more roles, both minor and major, in war films in the 1950s, including another John Wayne picture called 1951 and 1955 with , and. On the set of 1950 , he met and befriended actor. Soon thereafter, he began intermittent work on Webb's radio series. In 1952, Milner began a two-year stint in the. He was assigned to at on California's Peninsula, where he directed. He also emceed and performed in skits in a touring unit show to entertain the soldiers. Milner was encouraged by fellow soldier to pursue an acting career when his time in the Army ended. He also served at Ft Ord at the same time as future actors and. He also appeared on six episodes of Webb's television series between 1952—1955. After his military service ended, Milner had a recurring role on from 1953 to 1958. He also acted in films, the most notable of which are 1955 , 1955 , 1957 , as jazz guitarist Steve Dallas in 1957 , 1958 , 1959 and 1960. He was one of the stars of 1967 , based on the best-seller. Route 66 Milner left and in publicity still, 1962 In 1960, Milner won the role of on the television series, , which ran from 1960 to 1964. Created by , Route 66 is essentially about two regular, but distinctly different young men in a car touring the United States. After the sudden death of his father left him unexpectedly penniless, Milner's character, Tod, travels across the in a , taking a variety of odd jobs along the way and getting involved in other people's problems. Tod's traveling partner on his escapades is his friend Buz Murdock, a former employee of his father's played by. Route 66 was a different sort of television program, as the travels of Tod and his traveling partners were shot on location. Thus, Milner spent nearly four years traveling the country for the series, sometimes taking his wife and children along. Milner appeared on only once, in a short-lived comedy, The Ninety Day Mistress, in 1967, opposite. Adam-12 Milner and Webb had a long-established working relationship by the time it came to cast Adam-12. Milner appeared in numerous episodes of both the radio and television versions of the seminal series Dragnet. Milner had also worked with Webb in the films 1950 and 1955. This led to the role for which Milner is best known. The popular series ran from 1968 to 1975. Like Webb's Dragnet, it was based on real Los Angeles Police Department procedures and cases. It was hailed for its realistic, positive portrayal of ordinary police officers. Later career Milner in 1975 After Adam-12 he starred as Karl Robinson in a television series version of 1975—1976 , produced by. Most of his following work was as a television guest star, most notably on action-adventure series as James MacGyver, MacGyver's father , , and. In 1998, Milner decided to pay an homage of sorts to the series which made him a star, Route 66, with the documentary film Route 66: Return to the Road With Martin Milner, which featured Milner in a 1961 Corvette on a journey from Chicago to Santa Monica on the famous highway. In May 1956, Milner met singer and actress Judith Bess Jones at a Hollywood dinner party. They were married on February 23, 1957 in. They had four children together: Amy, Molly, Stuart and Andrew. In February 2003, Milner's eldest daughter Amy, who appeared in an episode of Adam 12, was diagnosed with. She died in December 2004. On September 6, 2015, Milner died of heart failure at his home in , at age 83. Milner's remains were cremated by Eternal Hills Memorial Park's mortuary in. His memorial service was held by law enforcement and community members six days later. Film Year Title Role Notes 1947 John Day 1948 Nathaniel 1949 Joe - 4H Club Member Uncredited 1949 Pvt. Mike McHugh 1950 Bob Stewart 1950 Bert 1951 Whitney 1951 Ens. Caldwell 1951 Al Prescott 1951 George Kress Jr. Mort Glenn 1956 1956 Pvt. Del Hartwood 1966 Ski Fever Brian Davis 1967 Mel Anderson 1968 Const.