Darrell Zwerling

Born On 9th September 1928, in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania, Darrell Zwerling was a character actor in television and films in America. His parents were Jewish. He also had an elder sister named Bernice.

Darrell’s career boasts of many projects from television as well as films ranging from 1968 to 1991.

Darrell took his last breath on April 11, 2008, at the age of 85 in California. The cause of his death was still undisclosed. The controversy surrounding his death was so widespread that his death remained disclosed till 16th of September, 2014. Then, it was discovered by a school in New York Click to look into! >> Read More... named Juilliard School.

Zwerling’s career took off from the year 1968 with the movie "The Secret Life of an American Wife" in which he played the character of a Fan followed by "Lady Liberty" where he played the role of Stan then came the movie " Chinatown Click to look into! >> Read More... " followed by "Our Time" and "The Ultimate Warrior". By this time, Zwerling was pursuing Television simultaneously. He is remembered for movies like "Capricorn One","Grease", "High Anxiety", "Doc Savage: The Man of Bronze", "Rush Week", "Wild at Heart", "Joe Versus the Volcano", "The Main Event", "…And Justice for All" and "Texas Godfather".

Apart from a successful run in films, his career in television was also very much talked about. His Television series includes, "Miracle on 34th Street" in 1973, " Mary Tyler Moore Mary Tyler Moore is an American actress. Mary Tyle >> Read More... " in 1973, "Kojak" from 1973-1975 , "Mannix" in 1974, "Columbo" in 1974, "Police Woman" from 1974-1977 meanwhile he also did "Judgement: The Court Martial of Lieutenant William Calley" and "Joe and Sons" in 1975 and many others. "The Greatest Thing That Almost Happened" was a Television movie in which he worked on. His last work on television was the one in 1991 named "Murder, She Wrote".

He is most remembered as the Hollis Mulwray who was the unfortunate Water Authority Commissioner in the movie directed by Roman Polanski named "Chinatown".