Nightly News | August 20, 2012
Actor William Windom has died
The Emmy-winning character actor, perhaps best-known for his role in the TV series ‘My World and Welcome to It,’ had numerous screen credits throughout his career including ‘Star Trek.’ He was 88 years old. NBC’s Brian Williams reports.
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>>> william windom has died. he made a living and won an emmy playing every man including the ground breaking tv show "my world and welcome to it." he put in memorable turns in " star trek " and "murder she wrote." he was a stage and film veteran and a paratrooper veteran of world war ii . william windom was 88 years old.