James Daly

James Firman Daly was an American actor who appeared in as gubernatorial candidate Michael Ballinger in "Running Scared", and as retired Syndicate hitman Arthur Brame in "The Evil Men Do".

He was the father of Tim Daly, who portrayed Richard Kimble in.

Biography
Daly began acting at age ten in his hometown. Studying at varied Midwestern colleges, he served in the Navy as an ensign during the Second World War.

Upon his discharge, he became understudy to Gary Merrill on Broadway and by 1949 had earned third billing in the play Man And Superman. He also broadened into the nascent television industry, appearing in five episodes 1949-52 in the series Repertory Theatre/The Philco Television Playhouse.

He then starred in the 1950s series Foreign Intrigue and as the decade progressed, his appearances steadily increased. In 1961, he had a memorable role in The Twilight Zone in the episode "A Stop At Willoughby," and his guest appearances in such series as The Doctors And The Nurses and Doctor Kildare continued at a steady pace until in 1969, he began his eight-season run as Doctor Paul Lochner in Medical Center. His final appearance was in 1979's Roots: The Next Generations.