Daniel J. Travanti
Actor in Hill Street Blues
Acclaimed as an actor, work includes a prominent role as Captain Frank Furillo in the television series Hill Street Blues, which aired from 1981 to 1987. The character was a police captain in a fictional precinct in an unnamed city, tackling the challenges of urban life and law enforcement. This role garnered critical acclaim and earned multiple awards, highlighting the complexities of police work. Additionally, appearances in films and other television series contributed to a respected career. Travanti's work has been recognized with various accolades throughout the years, solidifying a place in television history.
Portrayed Captain Frank Furillo in Hill Street Blues
Won two Primetime Emmy Awards
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Born
March 7th, 1952 74 years ago
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Israeli footballer and manager
Born
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French politician and Prime Minister
Born
March 7th, 1730 296 years ago
Died
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Business executive; Disney CEO.
Born
March 7th, 1942 84 years ago
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Professional golfer and Ryder Cup participant
Born
March 7th, 1965 61 years ago
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