After helping the "Man From U.N.C.L.E." with two missions
("one a two-parter and one 'The Mother Muffin Affair' with
Boris Karloff in drag as Mother Muffin') in 1966, Bernard became
one the busiest men in Hollywood in 1967. He not only became a regular
on "Bewitched" as eccentric warlock Dr. Bombay, but also
he began his recurring role as Col. Crittenden on "Hogan's
Heroes." ("He was such a blathering idiot," Bernard
laughs.) Bernard continued with both highly rated series until their
final seasons-1970-71 for "Hogan's" and 1971-72 for "Bewitched."
Sprinkled among those regular series, Bernard found time to guest
star on numerous other shows, ranging from such cutting edge Sixties
series as "The Monkees" (1968) and "The Wild, Wild
West" (I 969) to Seventies mainstays such as "Love, American
Stvle" (1970, 1972 and 1973) and "The Partridge Family”
(1971). Along the way, Bernard also appeared in a couple of "Columbo"
episodes (1972 and 1975), plus "Barbary Coast" (1975),
"M*A*S*H" (1978), Lou Grant (1980), "Simon &
Simon" (1984) and "Murder, She Wrote" (1986). Mr.
Fox’s room is fun and fanciful, creating that eccentric part
he loved so well…Bernard Fox’s Personally signed photos
in the room include him staring in;
"The Mummy" (1999)
"Bewitched" (1967-72) as Dr. Bombay, a medicine man/warlock
"Hogan's Heroes" (1965-71) as British officer, Col. Crittenden
• Queen size
bed
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Private en-suite bath with a Shower.
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Cable TV
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Unusual Settee
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Art deco armoire
