Spoiler : He always reminded me of a Greek billionaire. Not Onasis in particular. Just your generic Greek billionaire.

Spoiler : He had a great narration voice

Spoiler : Saw Martin in The Rivalry. He played Stephen Douglas and stole the show. It's been a long, long time, but as I recall his co-stars were Raymond Massey and Agnes Moorehead.

Spoiler : Born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvanis 6/19/1912; died 5/22/1986 of a heart attack in New York City. Married to actress Arlene Francis (1946-1986 his death). Studied acting at the American Academy Of Dramantic Arts.

Spoiler : He made his radio debut in 1934 on WMCA-New York. One of three actors to play Doctor John Wayne on the CBS-Radio soap, Big Sister (1936-1952). Original member of Orson Welles' Mercury Theatre Players; appeared with the Players in Les Miserables for WOR-Mutual (1937); The Mercury Theater On The Air for CBS-Radio (1938). Director for The Shadow on Mutual-Radio (1937-1938). Neil Williams on The Easy Aces for the NBC and CBS Radio Networks from the late 1930's until the early 1940's. Regular performer on radio programs including The March Of Time for CBS, NBC and ABC from the middle 1930's until the middle (1940's; So This Is Radio for CBS (1939); Arch Oboler's Plays for NBC (1939-1940). Voice of Adventure on Dangerously Yours for CBS-Radio (1944). One of five actors to play Gregory Hood on The Case Book Of Gregory Hood for the Mutual and ABC Radio Networks (1946-1951).

Spoiler : Host of With This Ring on DuMont-TV (1951). Narrator of Vincent Van Gogh: A Self-Portrait on NBC-TV (1961); The Making Of The President on ABC-TV (1963).