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Armando Joseph Catalano (January 14, 1924 – April 30, 1989), better known as Guy Williams, was an American actor.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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14 January 1924exact date
Washington Heights, Manhattanattested“Guy Williams was born of Sicilian descent on January 14, 1924, as Armando Joseph Catalano in the Washington Heights area of New York City.”source: Wikipedia: Guy Williams (actor)
1946year
Hollywoodattested“In 1946, Williams signed a one-year contract with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and moved to Hollywood.”source: Wikipedia: Guy Williams (actor)
1952year
Hollywoodattested“In 1952, Williams obtained a new one-year contract with Universal-International and moved to Hollywood.”source: Wikipedia: Guy Williams (actor)
1962year
Italyattested“After finishing his contract with Disney, Guy Williams went to Europe to film two movies: * Damon and Pythias (MGM production filmed in Italy in 1962, directed by Curtis Bernhardt), as Damon, the classic Greek hero who offers his life as…”source: Wikipedia: Guy Williams (actor)
1962year
Germanyattested“After finishing his contract with Disney, Guy Williams went to Europe to film two movies: * Damon and Pythias (MGM production filmed in Italy in 1962, directed by Curtis Bernhardt), as Damon, the classic Greek hero who offers his life as…”source: Wikipedia: Guy Williams (actor)
14 July 1973exact date
Argentinaattested“On Saturday July 14, 1973 Guy Williams made his second visit to Argentina.”source: Wikipedia: Guy Williams (actor)
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1957year
United Statesmentioned“Early in 1957, Williams appeared twice in the role of Steve Clay in the television series Men of Annapolis, a military drama set at the United States Naval Academy.”source: Wikipedia: Guy Williams (actor)
1957year
United States Naval Academymentioned“Early in 1957, Williams appeared twice in the role of Steve Clay in the television series Men of Annapolis, a military drama set at the United States Naval Academy.”source: Wikipedia: Guy Williams (actor)
1962year
Englandmentioned“In 1962, Williams played Sir Miles Hendon in Walt Disney's The Prince and the Pauper, shot in England.”source: Wikipedia: Guy Williams (actor)
1964year
Hollywoodmentioned“In 1964, Guy Williams returned to Hollywood to resume his career, being added to the cast of the hit TV series Bonanza as Ben's nephew Will Cartwright.”source: Wikipedia: Guy Williams (actor)
2 January 1967exact date
Buenos Airesmentioned“Starting on January 2, 1967, Channel 13 television in Buenos Aires broadcast "El Zorro" during the daytime every day from 12:30 to 1:00p.m.”source: Wikipedia: Guy Williams (actor)
1973year
Ministro Pistarini International Airportmentioned“The journalist Leonardo Gleizer was tasked with traveling to the US to make contact with Williams: Willams's arrival at the Ministro Pistarini International Airport of Ezeiza, on Sunday, 1 April, 1973, was a tremendous event.”source: Wikipedia: Guy Williams (actor)
1979year
Buenos Airesmentioned“In 1979 Guy Williams returned to Buenos Aires, not for a contract with Channel 13, but to produce his own shows.”source: Wikipedia: Guy Williams (actor)
1982year
Buenos Airesmentioned“In 1982, Williams sent a formal request to the American Embassy in Buenos Aires asking permission to volunteer as an ambulance driver for the Argentinian Army during the Falklands War, as his old age made him unfit for any combat role.”source: Wikipedia: Guy Williams (actor)
1982year
Embassy of the United States, Buenos Airesmentioned“In 1982, Williams sent a formal request to the American Embassy in Buenos Aires asking permission to volunteer as an ambulance driver for the Argentinian Army during the Falklands War, as his old age made him unfit for any combat role.”source: Wikipedia: Guy Williams (actor)
1983year
Los Angelesmentioned“In 1983, Williams returned to Los Angeles for three final television appearances.”source: Wikipedia: Guy Williams (actor)
1989year
Argentinamentioned“In 1989, after spending solitary months in Argentina, it was reported that Williams had disappeared.”source: Wikipedia: Guy Williams (actor)
6 May 1989exact date
Recoleta, Buenos Airesmentioned“The local police searched his apartment in Recoleta on May 6, 1989, finding his body.”source: Wikipedia: Guy Williams (actor)
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