Spoiler : I liked him on television in Man Against Crime as Mike Barnett.

Spoiler : He was so cute in a Cary Grant film with Irene Dunne......name slips me now but he was adorable.

Spoiler : I had an album about the United States Civil War that he narrated. Love his voice as well as his acting

Spoiler : Bellamy, Ralph (birth name was Ralph Rexford Bellamy) Born in Chicago, Illinois 6/17/1904; died 11/29/1991 of a respiratory infection in Santa Monica, California. Married to Alice Murphy (?-?). Bellamy began his career on stage with stock companies 1922 to 1926. Broadway stage debut in Town Boy (1929). Screen debut in Hands Across The Table (1935). Awarded a special Academy Award for his lifetime of work for movies in 1987.

Spoiler : Guest star on most all major programs and Networks from the 1930's until the early 1950's. Mike Barnett on Man Against Crime for CBS-Radio (1949-1951), CBS-TV and DuMont-TV (1949-1953).Panelist on To Tell The Truth for CBS-TV (1957-1959). Host of Frontier Justice on CBS-TV (1961). Doctor L. Richard Starke on The Eleventh Hour for NBC-TV (1962-1964). Baylor Carlyle on The Survivors for ABC-TV (1969-1970). Ethan Arcane on The Most Deadly Game for ABC-TV (1970- 71). Adlai Stevenson on the ABC-TV docu-drama, The Missles Of October presented on the ABC Theatre in 1974. General Baker on Hunter for CBS-TV (1977). Lowell Baxter on Wheels for NBC-TV in 1979. President Franklin D. Roosevelt on the ABC-TV miniseries, The Winds Of War in 1983.Cyrus Blain on Christine Cromwell for ABC-TV (1989-1990).

Spoiler : Great actor and a great panelist. His portrayal of FDR was the definitive one, and "Sunrise at Campobello" was an amazing film. I saw the picture, not the play, and, full disclosure, the author (Dore Schary) was related to my dad.