Fans of the iconic police drama of the early 1970s Adam-12 were recently treated to a nostalgic perception of one of the most important stars of the show in Los Angeles.
At 80 the actor saw shopping in a Staples store.
The afternoon message was far away from the days of filming scenes that patrol the streets of the city next to Martin Milner's officer Pete Malloy.
While he is casually dressed in a black coverall and handkerchief, his relaxed look worlds was removed from the iconic police uniform that he was wearing seven seasons, praised in a series because of his realistic representation of police work.
It was also a stark contrast with his earlier role in the Ozzie and Harriet show, where he played the brother's brother of the character of Ricky Nelson, while he was good friends with Ricky in real life.
Can you guess who this actor is?
Fans of the iconic police drama of the early 1970s Adam-12 were recently treated to a nostalgic perception of one of the stars of the show, spotted in Los Angeles
At 80 hours the actor – best known as officer Jim Reed, the younger half of the dynamic crime fighting duo in the series – saw shopping in a Staples store
If you know McCord guesses, you are perfect!
The Hollywood story from MCCord started unexpectedly in 1961, during a casual college Touch football match where he was invited to play in addition to two iconic figures: Ricky Nelson and Elvis Presley, according to the Albany Herald.
This spontaneous competition led to a friendship with Nelson who became the catalyst for the lasting career of MCCord in film and TV.
“I got a five -year role that Rick's Brotherhood Broer played in Ozzie and Harriet,” McCord recalled the outlet.
He soon landed the role that his life would change.
“The charm of Adam-12 was the simplicity,” McCord explained to the outlet.
'Only two agents in a black-and-white patrol through the streets of Los Angeles. The moral of the stories was simple – crime does not pay. '
The show left a lasting impact, even inspiring real-life law enforcement.
“To this day I get police officers who tell me that they have become police because of Adam-12,” said McCord.
The afternoon message was far away from the days of filming scenes that patrol the streets of the city next to Martin Milner's officer Pete Malloy
Cased casually in a black coverall and handkerchief, his relaxed look was far removed from the iconic police uniform that he was wearing seven seasons, praised in a series because of his realistic representation of police work
The Hollywood story of MCCord started unexpectedly in 1961, during a casual college Touch football match where he was invited to play in addition to two iconic figures: Ricky Nelson and Elvis Presley, according to the Albany Herald
It was also a stark contrast with his earlier role in the Ozzie and Harriet -show, where he played the Brotherhood Brug of the character of Ricky Nelson, while he was good friends with Ricky in real life
'Others remember how children approached them otherwise before and after the show broadcast. The positive impact of it meant a lot to Marty and me. '
In addition to his acting career, MCCord was actively involved in the Screen Actors Guild.
He was a member of the National Board of Directors for 11 years and became his first national vice president.
His career after the Adam-12 saw him in Rolen on Baa Baa Black Sheep (1970s) and Galactica 1980 (1980), as well as a failed dragnet reboot after the death of Jack Webb.
He also appeared in Airplane II: The Sequel (1982) and UNSUB (1989).
McCord continued to work until well into the 90s, reunification with Martin Milner for Nashville Beat (1990) and appeared in Predator 2 (1990) and Return of the Living Dead 3 (1993).
His various career also included recurring roles about Seaquest DSV, Jag, Diagnosis: Murder, Farscape and Renegade.
Married to actress Cynthia Doty, he remains active in the industry today.