Robert Vaughn

Birth Name:

Robert Francis Vaughn

Birth Place:

New York City, New York, United States

Profession

Actor, Director

The Man From U.N.C.L.E.'s Robert Vaughn Dead at 83

The actor was an Emmy winner and an Oscar nominee

Fri, Nov 11, 2016

The Man From U.N.C.L.E.'s Robert Vaughn Dead at 83

Law & Order: SVU Adds Marcia Cross and Robert Vaughn to Star-Studded Episode

See which Oscar winner will also appear

Wed, Feb 4, 2015

Law & Order: SVU Adds Marcia Cross and Robert Vaughn to Star-Studded Episode

What did the B.A. in B.A. ...

Question: What did the B.A. in B.A. Baracus, aka Mr. T, stand for?Answer: Officially, the A-Team master mechanic's initials stood for "bad attitude," but most fans hold to the belief that they were really for "bad ass." Depending on which day you caught him, either could be accurate. If you'd asked any of the show's producers or the reporters who interviewed the mercurial star at a bad time, however, my guess is the consensus would lean toward the former. The first time TV Guide sent a reporter to spend six days on the set of the hit action show, which ran on NBC from January 1983 to June 1987, the writer was stonewalled by T's equally formidable brothers, who explained that an interview wouldn't happen unless it was a matter of life or death. Asked if another time was more appropriate, perhaps lunchtime or later in the afte

Thu, Apr 6, 2006

I always loved The Man from ...

Question: I always loved The Man from U.N.C.L.E. as a kid, especially David McCallum's Illya Kuryakin. I've just recently become a big fan of NCIS and am trying to remember: What were the numbers that Napoleon Solo and Ilya went by?Answer: Ah, an easy and short one. Man from U.N.C.L.E.'s Solo (Robert Vaughn) almost always sported an 11 on his badge, while Kuryakin's bore the number 2.

Tue, Mar 21, 2006

Who was that gorgeous Russian ...

Question: Who was that gorgeous Russian actor in The Man from U.N.C.L.E.? Not Napoleon, the other man. Thanks, hon.Answer: You're quite welcome, hon. And let me point out that while Russian U.N.C.L.E. agent Ilya Kuryakin, was played by Scottish actor David McCallum, the actor would most likely accept "gorgeous" over some of the other adjectives love-struck women came up with at the time. Take, for example, the word "cute," a favorite of fan magazines during the tongue-in-cheek spy series' 1964-68 run on NBC. "That's an American word I hate," McCallum, who played opposite Robert Vaughn's American agent, Napoleon Solo, told TV Guide in 1966. "A litter of mongrel puppies is cute." Of course, the actor didn't have much say over how his female fans — and there were a lot of them — treated him and neith

Thu, Oct 13, 2005