COUNCILLOR HAMANN

ANTHONY ZERBE has enjoyed a distinguished career on television, film and the stage since breaking into movies in the 1960s. Often cast as a villain, he's enthralled audiences with his performances in post-apocalyptic films such as Steel Dawn and The Omega Man, while also appearing in Biblical epics such as the television miniseries A.D. (which was co-written by "A Clockwork Orange" author Anthony Burgess) and light comedies like See No Evil, Hear No Evil opposite Richard Pryor and Gene Wilder. Zerbe's television credits include roles on, among others, Frasier, Walker, Texas Ranger, Tales from the Crypt, Murder, She Wrote, The Equalizer, Dynasty, Jake and the Fatman, Mission: Impossible and The Young Riders. Zerbe won a Best Supporting Actor Emmy Award in 1976 for his work on the TV series Harry-O.