George Wyner's Main TV Roles Show Character(s) Retired at 35 Richard Matt Houston Murray Chase Hail To the Chief Irving Metz… Man of the People Art Lurie Berrenger's Oller Big Shamus, Little Shamus George Korman Delvecchio Assistant D… Kaz D.A. Frank … The George Wendt Show Mr. Sinclair Total Security Norman Rose…

Main Movie Roles 2009 - A Serious Man 2009 - Imps* 2001 - Not Another Teen Movie 2001 - American Pie 2 1997 - The Devil's Advocate 1997 - The Postman 1991 - The Taking of Beverly Hills 1989 - Fletch Lives 1987 - Spaceballs 1986 - Wildcats 1985 - Fletch 1983 - To Be or Not to Be 1982 - My Favorite Year 1981 - Whose Life Is It Anyway? 1976 - All the President's Men 1976 - The Bad News Bears 1975 - Smile 1974 - Airport 1975 1973 - The Long Goodbye 1972 - Lady Sings the Blues

BIOGRAPHY:

George Wyner was born and raised in Boston, Massachusetts, and graduated from Syracuse University as a drama major in 1968. He started working in TV and film in 1972 and has worked extensively ever since. His most recognizable TV work was as A.D.A. Irwin Bernstein in "Hill Street Blues" (1981) from 1982 to 1989, and as Roy Cohn in Tail Gunner Joe (1977) (TV) in 1977. To date, Wyner has been a regular on nine TV series and has guest starred on over 100 shows. His most recognizable film work includes Col. Sandurz in Spaceballs (1987) and as Fletch's ex-wife's divorce lawyer in Fletch (1985) and Fletch Lives (1989).


TRIVIA:

• Related to 'Arnold Schwarzenegger' (qv) through marriage.
• First major title role was in _The Odd Couple (1968)_ (qv) in 1971.