William Joseph Devane (born September 5, 1937) is an American film, television and theater actor. Devane was born in Albany, New York, the son of Joseph (Joe) Devane, who was Franklin D. Roosevelt's chauffeur when he was Governor of New York. Devane graduated from the American Academy of Dramatic Arts in New York. In 1966, Devane got his feet wet playing Robert Kennedy in the Off-Broadway spoof MacBird. He gained acclaim for his role as...
Doc stumbles into Babe's apartment and dies on the floor. After the police in...
Janeway kneels in front of Babe, who's still dressed in a shirt covered with ...
Doc joins Janeway in a Paris restaurant. He tells him that something is amiss.
Janeway rescues Babe from Szell and his men, as they drive away, Janeway fill...
Doc's body is taken away. Janeway pours Babe a drink and sits across from him.
After getting nothing from Babe, Janeway pulls back into the warehouse he res...
After an attempt is made on his life, Doc talks to Janeway concerning the sta...
Babe is secured by Szell's men. Janeway, in walking away from Babe, passes Sz...
Janeway drives Babe around in circles during what is supposed to be a rescue ...
Gene is skeptical of the deals made to send Frank and the team up into space.
Gene tells Sara that space will never be the same with Hawk and Frank up ther...
Gene wants to know how Frank's guidance system wound up in a Russian Satellit...
Gene thinks that Frank hasn't changed at all in the past couple decades.
Gene tells Frank that two of his astronauts are going with them or else they ...
Standing in Babe's apartment, Janeway folds his coat and lays it down, assuri...
After Szell's torture of Babe produces nothing, Janeway tells him he has unti...
Seated in a Paris restaurant, Doc and Janeway discuss the business they are c...
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