He is a screen legend who played in an Oscar-winning film and a popular TV program from the 80s.
And on Monday this rarely seen cinema icon celebrated his 98th birthday with an outing in Los Angeles.
The American star – which survived the Second World War – was depicted on Art's Deli next to his Emmy Award -winning woman. The couple, who are lectures, are considered the longest-running active marriage of Hollywood, because they have been married for 73 years.
He was casually dressed in a blue sweater, layered under a gray windbreaker, and completed the look with gray pants and white sneakers.
The distinctive voice of the actor brought the artificial intelligence of a famous talking car to life in a classic show from the 80s.
Can you guess who he is?
He is a screen legend who played in an Oscar-winning film and a popular TV program from the 80s. And on Monday he celebrated his 98th birthday. Can you guess who he is?
That's right, it's William Daniels!
He can know best as Mr. Feeny in Boy Meets World (1993 to 2000), and as the voice of KITT, the intelligent car in the popular TV series Knight Rider (1982 to 1986).
He also played as Mr. Braddock (the father of Benjamin Braddock, played by Dustin Hoffman) in the Oscar -winning film The Graduate from 1967.
Daniels was accompanied by wife Bonnie Bartlett, 95.
She wore a Violet Cardigan over a lilac button up and black pants.
The couple has been married since 1951.
The actor revealed that his plans for his birthday are 'peace and silence' in an interview with people.
Despite his reserved plans, Bonnie added that it is still a 'special' opportunity.
“That's the thing. This seems to be very special that a few that both actors live for so long and together for so long, it seems to be unique, “she shared.
'I am sure there are many couples on farms or companies, other things. Doctors don't live that long, but a couple that actors live for so long? That's special. '
The actor also revealed that he continues to work.
That's right, it's William Daniels! He can know best as Mr. Feeny in Boy Meets World (1993 to 2000); Depicted (r) in a Still with Ben Savage
The American star – who survived the Second World War – was depicted on Art's Deli next to his actress -woman Bonnie Bartlett, 95, with whom he has been married for 73 years
He was casually dressed in a blue sweater, layered under a gray windbreaker, and completed the look with gray pants and white sneakers
Bonnie wore a violet cardigan over a lilac button up and black pants
The couple has been married since 1951
The actor revealed that his plans for his birthday are 'Peace and Silence' in an interview with people
Despite his reserved plans, Bonnie added that it is still a 'special' occasion
“That's the thing. This seems to be very special that a few that both actors live together for so long and long, it seems to be unique, “she shared
'I am sure there are many couples on farms or companies, other things. Doctors don't live that long, but a couple that actors live for so long? That's special '
The actor also revealed that he will continue to work
'I like to work. You have to stay a bit with it, otherwise you will just blur, “he shared
Bonnie stated that he recently did some voting work that reminds us of Kitt (from Knight Rider) and added: 'He received a nice check for that'
He also expressed his gratitude for the sustainable appreciation of the fan and added that he hopes that he will be 'a little longer' in the area, so that he can do it again next year '
Their family, now full of love with two sons and extensive relationships, started with a period of tragedy. Their first son William Jr. was born in 1961, but unfortunately he died 24 hours later
A few years after the death of their first son, the couple adopted their son Michael. Two years after they had adopted Michael, they took over their second son Robert Daniels in 1966
After his US Army Service from 1945 in Italy, where he worked as a DJ at a radio station of the army, Daniels was encouraged by playwright Howard Lindsay to strive for acting
The couple connected the arms while they walked into the deli
'I like to work. You have to stay a little bit with it, otherwise you simply blur, “he shared.
Bonnie stated that he recently did some voice work that reminds us of Kitt (from Knight Rider) and added: “He got a nice check for that.”
He also expressed his gratitude for the permanent appreciation of the fan and added that he hopes that he will be 'a little longer' in the neighborhood so that he can do it again next year.
Their family, now full of love with two sons and extensive relationships, started with a period of tragedy.
Their first son William Jr. was born in 1961, but unfortunately he died 24 hours later.
A few years after the death of their first son, the couple adopted their son Michael. Two years after they had adopted Michael, they took over their second son Robert Daniels in 1966.
After his US Army Service from 1945 in Italy, where he worked as a DJ at an army radio station, Daniels was encouraged by playwright Howard Lindsay to strive for acting.
He went to the drama department of Northwestern University and graduated in 1949.
Daniels's career started with the singing group of his family in Brooklyn, which led to a television debut from 1943 on NBC.
His Broadway career started life with father in 1943 and he continued to work on Broadway for many decades.
Daniels made his film debut as a school director in the anti-war film from 1963, Ladybug Ladybug.
The couple is considered Hollywood's longest -running active marriage because they have been married for 73 years; Displayed on the Emmy Awards 1986 where they both won for their roles on medical drama St. elsewhere.
Daniels played in the lead role as Mr. Braddock (the father of Benjamin Braddock, played by Dustin Hoffman) in the Oscar -winning film The Graduate from 1967; Depicted in the back
Kitt brought his distinctive voice to life, the intelligent talking car in the popular TV series Knight Rider (1982 to 1986); David Hasselhoff seen in a still out of the show
Later he appeared in the iconic film from 1967 The Graduate as the father of the Hoffman character.
He also played as Mark Craig in the drama series St. Elsewhere (from 1982 to 1988), in addition to his wife, for which they both won Primetime Emmy Awards.
In the meantime, Boy Meets World earned him four People's Choice Award nominations.
He reproduced his knight Rider -Rol in the follow -up TV film Knight Rider 2000, and his boy meets the world role in the follow -up series Girl Meets World.
