Boris Becker on the exclusive Fisher Island, and custody of Noah and Elias. In February 2001, Becker acknowledged paternity of a daughter, Anna (born 22 March 2000), with Russian model Angela Ermakova. In October 2009, he confirmed media reports that the child was the result of a sexual encounter in 1999 at a London restaurant. The episode allegedly took place on the stairs at London's Nobu restaurant. He had been out drinking following losing a main draw singles match at the Wimbledon championships, in what had been a comeback to the venue of his greatest success. Becker initially denied paternity, but admitted
Terry Becker Parent", and in 1960 he played Prosecuting Attorney Everett Ransome in "The Case of the Violent Village." Becker's work behind the camera began with the TV series "Room 222", on which he was associate producer. He also directed eight episodes of the series. Becker went on to directing assignments on many other TV series, including "", "M*A*S*H", "Love, American Style", "The Brady Bunch" and others, plus a motion picture, "The Thirsty Dead", which he also produced. In 1973, he partnered with actor Carroll O'Connor to form O'Connor-Becker Productions. In 1983, the partnership split up and Becker continued producing as a