Celebrity Biographies
Tim O’Connor
He is known above all in the United States, as he took part in numerous television series. His most prominent role was Elliot Carson, father of Mia Farrow and husband of Dorothy Malones, in more than 400 episodes of “Peyton Place.” Tim O’Connor passed away on April 5, 2018 at his residence in Nevada, California, at the age of 90.
Born on July 3, 1927, in Chicago (Illinois), Tim O’Connor specialized in playing civil servants, the military, and the police. He became known as Dr. Elias Heuer, 25th century scientist, on Buck Rogers . Between 1965 and 1968 he embodied the role of his best known in the aforementioned Peyton Place .
Additionally, he appeared in The Fugitive , as a Korean War veteran who had saved the life of the protagonist, David Janssen , in an ambush. He was also present in MASH , Dynasty , The A-Team and Star Trek The Next Generation . In cinema, he has appeared in titles such as Grab it as you can 2 and 1/2. The aroma of fear , embodying one of the villains.
Divorced from Mary Foskett, whom he had married in 1957, he joined Sheila MacLurg, who has accompanied him until his death.