Milton Selzer (front) appearing in Perry Mason: The Case of the Bullied Bowler, prior to his off-screen death
Milton Selzer (1918 - 2006)
Film Deaths[]
- In Enemy Country (1968) [Bartowski]: Drowned in a washbasin by Anthony Franciosa, who suspects Milton is a stool pigeon in the POW camp. (Thanks to Brian)
- Blood and Lace (1971) [Harold Mullins]: Stabbed in the back with a meat cleaver by Len Lesser.
TV Deaths[]
- Perry Mason: The Case of the Bullied Bowler (1964) [Dr. Max Taylor]: Stabbed in the back (off-screen) by Charles H. Gray. His body is shown afterwards when Mike Connors, William Hopper, Robert Harland and Maurice Manson discover him.
- The F.B.I.: The Ninth Man (1968) [Jordan Alexander]: Shot in the back by Wayne Rogers.
- The Streets Of San Francisco: Going Home (1973) [Eugene Beal]: Shot by Todd Martin while standing behind the counter of his store. (Thanks to Brian)
- Cannon: Killer on the Hill (1975) [Marty Kaufman]: Dropped out a window (off-screen) by Bill Fletcher who made his death look like suicide.
- Hawaii Five-O: The Bells Toll at Noon (1977) [Kellman]: Shot in the stomach by Rich Little in Milton's home; his body is shown again afterwards when Jack Lord opens the closet door and discovers Milton's body, wrapped up and bandaged in imitation of James Cagney's death scene from The Public Enemy.
- Hill Street Blues: Praise-Dilaudid (1983) [Murray Kaplan]: Shot to death.