Robert Vaughn
Robert Vaughn died of acute leukemia on Nov. 11 at the of 83.
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The Man From U.N.C.L.E.
Image Credit: Courtesy of Warner Bros. Television For four years, from 1964-68, Vaughn (left) starred as Napoleon Solo, an agent of the United Network Command for Law Enforcement.
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How to Steal the World
Image Credit: REX/Shutterstock Vaughn reprised his role as Napoleon Solo for this film set in the “Man From U.N.C.L.E.” universe.
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The Magnificent Seven
Image Credit: Courtesy of MGM Vaughn played Lee in John Sturges’ 1960 version of “The Magnificent Seven.”
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The Magnificent Seven
Image Credit: REX/Shutterstock Yul Brynner, Steve McQueen, Horst Buchholz, Charles Bronson, Vaughn, Brad Dexter, and James Coburn in “The Magnificent Seven.”
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Teenage Caveman
Image Credit: REX/Shutterstock One of Robert Vaughn’s first big breaks was in Roger Corman’s 1958 sci-fi film “Teenage Caveman.”
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The Bridge at Remagen
Image Credit: REX/Shutterstock In 1968’s “The Bridge at Remagen,” Vaughn played Major Paul Kreuger in this true story about the battle for the last bridgehead in World War II.
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The Mind of Mr. Soames
Image Credit: REX/Shutterstock Vaughn fools around with co-star Vickery Turner behind the scenes of “The Mind of Mr. Soames.”
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Bullitt
Image Credit: Courtesy of Warner Bros In “Bullitt,” Vaughn portrayed the slimy Walter Chalmers opposite McQueen (again).
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The Protectors
Image Credit: Courtesy of ITC Entertainment From 1972-74, Vaughn played Harry Rule. Rule was the leader of “The Protectors,” an international team of private detectives charged with protecting the innocent.
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The Protectors
Image Credit: REX/Shutterstock Vaughn stops for a picture with a pooch on the set of “The Protectors.”
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Robert Vaughn Wins Emmy
Image Credit: REX/Shutterstock Vaughn won an Emmy for outstanding supporting actor for a drama series for his role as Frank Flaherty in the 1977 mini-series “Washington: Behind Closed Doors.”
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Superman III
Image Credit: Courtesy of Warner Bros Vaugn played evil multibillionaire Ross Webster, who is thwarted by Superman while trying to take over Earth’s coffee and oil supply.
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Superman III
Image Credit: REX/Shutterstock Vaughn and co-star Annie Ross in “Superman III.”
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The A-Team
Image Credit: Courtesy of Universal Television Vaughn had a recurring role in the final season of “The A-Team” as General Hunt Stockwell from 1986-87.
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Hollywood Walk of Fame
Image Credit: REX/Shutterstock Vaughn received his star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in 1998.
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Robert Vaughn: A Fortunate Life
Image Credit: REX/Shutterstock Vaughn released the book “Robert Vaughn: A Fortunate Life,” which detailed his early Hollywood career and eventual rise to stardom.
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Robert Vaughn
Image Credit: REX/Shutterstock Vaughn attended the 75th anniversary of NBS Television at Rockefeller Plaza in 2002.
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Hustle
Image Credit: Courtesy of BBC-AMC From 2004-12 Vaughn starred in the BBC-AMC co-production “Hustle,” a stylish dramedy series about a group of London con artists who pull off elaborate stings.
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Robert Vaughn
Image Credit: REX/Shutterstock Robert Vaughn visited the British talk show “Loose Women” in 2014.