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Richard Gilbert Gautier (Go-tee-AY; October 30, 1931 – January 13, 2017) was an American actor. He was known for his television roles as Hymie the Robot in the television series Get Smart, and Robin Hood in the TV comedy series When Things Were Rotten, as well as for originating the role of Conrad Birdie in the Broadway musical Bye Bye Birdie.
Gautier was first married to Beverly J. Gerber; the marriage ended in divorce after they had three children together. His second wife was actress Barbara Stuart, and his final marriage was to Tess Hightower, a psychologist.
His son Randy, nicknamed Rand, had both a brief stint in pornography under the name Austin Moore, and would in 1995 steal a videotape from the home of Tommy Lee and Pamela Anderson, containing footage they had filmed of themselves having sex while on vacation. Rand, along with a distributor, released it on the Internet, and it became one of the first widespread celebrity sex tapes.
Gautier died from pneumonia on January 13, 2017, at an assisted living facility in Arcadia, California, following a long illness.
Filmography
6 episodes Episode: “Samantha the Dressmaker”; Season 2, Episode 24 Uncredited/Writer 2 episodes (two-part story arc) – "The Great Casino Robbery" Season 2, Episodes 16 & 17 Writer and producer Episode: "Hi There, Sports Fans"; Season 4, Episode 5 Episode: "The Three Million Dollar Piracy"; Season 2, Episode 3 Episode: "Murder in the Slave Trade"; Season 1, Episode 5 Episode: "The Werewolf"; Season 1, Episode 5 Episode: "The Countess"; Season 1, Episode 3 13 episodes Episode: "Homes, $weet Homes"; Season 4, Episode 18 Episode: "The Mystery of the Flying Courier; Season 1, Episode 9 Episode: "Diana's Disappearing Act"; Season 2, Episode 15 Episode: "The Intimate Friends of Janet Wilde"; Season 1, Episode 7 Season 1, Episode 7 TV movie Episode: "Welcome to My Nightmare"; Season 8, Episode 11 Voice Voice Voice Voice Voice Voice Voice 2 episodes; Voice Episode: "The Gambler"; Season 2, Episode 7 (Returning from 1960s series) Voice Guest star/Voice Episodes: "Feet of Clay": Parts 1 and 2 Guest star/Voice Episode: "The Chicken and the Egg" Guest star/Voice Guest star/Voice Voice Voice Voice
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