
Person
Daniel J. Travanti
Acting · Born 1940-03-07 · Kenosha, Wisconsin, USA
Biography
The highly regarded actor Daniel J. Travanti was born Danielo Giovanni Travanty in the southeastern part of Wisconsin on March 7, 1940, but raised for a time in Iowa before returning to his native state. The youngest son of an American Motors auto worker, he showed both athletic and academic prowess in high school on both the football and debate teams. It was during the course of his studies at the University of Wisconsin that Dan first developed a strong, abiding interest in drama, appearing in many college plays while there. He, in fact, turned down top football scholarships in order to pursue his acting dream. Following training at the Yale School of Drama, he co-starred as Nick with Colleen Dewhurst in a touring company of "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" in 1965 and he was off and running.
Known for

Grey's Anatomy
Barry Patmore

Criminal Minds
Lee Mullens

Perry Mason
Barney Austin

Prison Break
Richard Mills

NCIS: Los Angeles
Garrison

Saturday Night Live
Self - Host

Chicago Med
Edward Hall

Golden Globe Awards
Self - Nominee

Hill Street Blues
Frank Furillo

Mannix
1967
Filmography
- 2015Chicago MedEdward Hall
- 2013One Small HitchMax Shiffman
- 2011BossGerald 'Babe' McGantry
- 2010The DefendersCarmine
- 2009NCIS: Los AngelesGarrison
- 2006Murder in My HouseStan Douglas
- 2005Criminal MindsLee Mullens
- 2005Prison BreakRichard Mills
- 2005Grey's AnatomyBarry Patmore
- 2002NBC 75th Anniversary SpecialSelf
- 1996To Sir, with Love IIHorace Weaver
- 1995Siao YuMario Moretti
- 1995The Wasp WomanDr. Zinthrop
- 1995The Outer LimitsChairman Thornwell
- 1995Just CauseWarden
- 1994My Name Is KateHal Bannister
- 1993In the Shadows, Someone's Watching
- 1993Missing PersonsRay McAuliffe
- 1992Hello, Stranger
- 1992MegavilleDuprell
- 1992Weep No More, My LadyTed
- 1992The Winter StallionAlan
- 1991Eyes of a WitnessRoy Baxter
- 1991TaggetJohn Tagget
- 1991The General Motors Playwrights TheaterPaul
- 1989Making a Case for MurderJoe Hynes
- 1989Fellow TravellerJerry Leavy
- 1989MillenniumArnold Mayer
- 1988I Never Sang for My FatherGene Garrison
- 1988Midnight CrossingMorely Barton
- 1986Adam: His Song ContinuesJohn Walsh
- 1986MurrowEdward R. Murrow
- 1985Screen TwoJerry Leavy
- 1984AuroraDavid Ackermann
- 1983A Case of LibelBoyd Bendix
- 1983AdamJohn Walsh
- 1982NewhartDaniel J. Travanti
- 1982Night of 100 StarsSelf
- 1982American PlayhouseBoyd Bendix
- 1981Hill Street BluesFrank Furillo
- 1980It's My TurnInterviewer (uncredited)
- 1979Knots LandingLieutenant Steinmetz
- 1979Hart to HartEdgar
- 1977CHiPsDaniel J. Travanti (uncredited)
- 1976Battle of the Network Stars
- 1976St. IvesJohnny Parisi
- 1975Saturday Night LiveSelf - Host
- 1973KojakLt. Charles 'Chuck' Danena
- 1973Barnaby JonesFred Bender
- 1972The Bob Newhart ShowMr. Gianelli
- 1971The OrganizationSgt. Chassman
- 1971Cannon
- 1970The Sixth ColumnTed
- 1969Medical CenterDr. Pete Fredericks
- 1968The Mod Squad
- 1968Lancer
- 1968Premiere
- 1967Mannix
- 1967Judd, for the Defense
- 1967The Second Hundred YearsSears
- 1967Captain NiceLenny
- 1966Mission: Impossible
- 1966ShaneGrant
- 1966Love on a Rooftop
- 1965The F.B.I.Roy Donald Blake
- 1965Gidget
- 1965Lost in SpaceSpace Hippie
- 1965Who Killed Teddy Bear?Carlo
- 1964The Man from U.N.C.L.E.Luca
- 1964FlipperCommander Willard
- 1964Little Moon of AlbanBritish Soldier
- 1963The Patty Duke Show
- 1961The DefendersDetective Russo
- 1960Route 66Marty Johnson
- 1958Little Moon of AlbanBritish Soldier
- 1957Perry MasonBarney Austin
- 1955GunsmokeAaron Barker
- 1944Golden Globe AwardsSelf - Nominee
- —The Love WarTodd
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