Bill Macy
Bill Macy (born Wolf Martin Garber) was an American actor best known for portraying the long-suffering husband of the title character on the 1970s television situation comedy Maude.
Known for
Seinfeld
Herb
Seinfeld
Chair Of Condo Board
The Love Boat
Jack Davidson
My Name Is Earl
Whiskey Pete
Touched by an Angel
Walter Titlebaum
Diagnosis: Murder
Eugene McReedy
Murder, She Wrote
Myron Kinkaid
Murder, She Wrote
Uncle Ben Mayberry
The Facts of Life
NYPD Blue
Moe neiberg
All in the Family
Walter Findlay
Columbo
Ruddick
ER
Richard Gould
Las Vegas
Chicago Hope
Highway to Heaven
Dave's World
Mr. Rothman
L.A. Law
Irving Lewis
Providence
Mr. Foley
St. Elsewhere
Hershel Millstein
My Wife and Kids
Drive Thru Attendant
Matlock
Hotel
Tales from the Darkside
Ben Martin
The John Larroquette Show
Charlie
Millennium
Blurk
Intimate Portrait
Self
Two Guys and a Girl
Mr. Harrison
Maude
Walter Findlay
Promised Land
George Laverne
Viper
Jack Surber
Viper
Marty
Ned and Stacey
Jack
Jack & Jill
Back to You
Troy
The Lone Gunmen
Stacked
Tall Tales & Legends
Pop Gumm
Can't Hurry Love
Arthur Peoples
LAX
Martin
Tony Orlando and Dawn
Self
The Wedding Bells
Battle of the Network Stars
The Holiday
Ernie
Analyze This
Dr. Isaac Sobel
Masquerade
Hanging In
Nothing In Common
Max Basner
The Producers
Jury Foreman (uncredited)
The Jerk
Stan Fox
Surviving Christmas
Doo-Dah
Serial
Sam
The Doctor
Al Cade
Bad Medicine
Dr. Gerald Marx
The Scarlett O'Hara War
Myron Selznick
Sibling Rivalry
Pat
Tell Me Lies
Movers & Shakers
Sid Spokane
My Favorite Year
Sy Benson
Perry Mason: The Case of the Murdered Madam
Richard Wilson
The Late Show
Charlie Hatter
Diary of a Young Comic
Herbert Gondolstein
Death at Love House
Oscar Payne
The Day the Bubble Burst
Mr. Goldberger
The Fantastic Seven
Frank Wallach
Casey at the Bat
Pop Gumm
Oh! Calcutta!
Monte / Mute Physican / Various Roles
Me, Myself and I
Sydney
All Together Now
Charles Drummond