Before moving into acting, Bob Crane worked as a radio host and disc jockey.
In the early 1960s, he embarked upon his acting career with ‘Hogan’s Heroes’ where he played the lead. He won two ‘Primetime Emmy Award’ nominations for his performance in the series. Crane’s career graph witnessed a drop after the series ended.
He started performing in dinner theatre and made a comeback in 1975, when he starred in the NBC television series, ‘The Bob Crane Show.’ The series was not well-received and was taken-off after thirteen weeks.
Some of his other notable films are ‘Man-Trap,’ ‘Superdad,’ ‘The Wicked Dreams of Paula Schultz,’ and ‘Gus.’
He also appeared in several television shows, including ‘The Donna Reed Show,’ ‘Who Do You Trust?,’ ‘The Dick Van Dyne Show,’ ‘The Alfred Hitchcock Hour,’ ‘The Doris Day Show,’ ‘Channing,’ etc.
The New Interns is a drama film which revolves around the lives of a few young doctors, as well as nurses and interns, who are working in a big city hospital.
Allison MacKenzie becomes a household name with her bestselling novel about the scandalous lives of people in her hometown of Peyton Place and goes on tour promoting her book. But her book threatens to tear apart the lives of townspeople especially those who have harassing others and manipulating their children.
Charlie McCready does not approve of his daughter Wendy’s friends, especially her boyfriend Bart and to keep her away from him he tricks her into believing that she has won a full scholarship to his alma mater, Huntington College. On discovering the truth, she decides to get even and becomes engaged to a hippie artist named Klutch.
East German athlete Paula Schultz, preparing for Olympics, pole-vaults over Berlin Wall to West to escape lecherous Propaganda minister Klaus. A black-marketeer, Bill Mason helps her hide in a CIA agent’s apartment; but he is prepared to trade her to East or CIA for money. Disheartened, Paula decides to return with Klaus. Realizing his love for her, Bill tries to make amends.
