He also appeared in a few more pictures: In 1962, he went to Paris to appear in Sidney Lumet's "A View from the Bridge", an adaptation of Arthur Miller's play of the same name. In May 1966, he appeared in the title role of Bertolt Brecht's "Galileo Galilei" at the Goodman Theater in Chicago. He played Creon in a TV play of "Medea", and in 1974 appeared in "The Gambler", playing James Caan's grandfather.Public TV's Hollywood Television Theater. He played Judge Hoffman in the 1975 PBS tv two‐and‐a‐half hour dramatization of “The Chicago Conspiracy Trial.” Culled by Christopher Burstall and Stuart Hood from 23,000 pages of the original transcript, the program is a 1970 co‐production of the British Broadcasting Corporation and Bavarian Television. Mr. Burstall also served as producer and director.(NYT July 10-1975)