History Creator / BillMacy

* 1983 ''Series/{{Hotel}}'': Herman Wells (1 episode)

Macy was married to Samantha Harper. While the {{name|s the same}}s have cause some confusion, he is not at all related to Creator/WilliamHMacy, who’s a Macy by birth.

Wolf Martin Garber (May 18, 1922 – October 17, 2019), known by the stage name Bill Macy, was an American actor. He worked for years as a taxi driver in his native[[note]]after birth and infancy in Revere, Massachusetts[[/note]] Brooklyn, New York before finding success as an actor. In the cast of the Broadway erotic revue ''Theatre/OhCalcutta'', he also recorded with Music/PDQBach, the alter ego of that show’s coauthor, Peter Schickele. Macy found fame in TheSeventies on the TV series ''Series/{{Maude}}'' and the movie ''Film/TheJerk''.

* 1997 ''Series/PromisedLand'': George Laverne (1 episode)

* 1979 ''Film/TheJerk''Stan Fox

* 1985 ''Series/{{Riptide|1984}}'': Chuck Davis (1 episode)

* 1985 ''Series/{{Riptide}}'': Chuck Davis (1 episode)

* 1998 ''Series/{{Millennium}}'': Blurk (1 episode)

* 2000 ''Series/ToucheByAnAngel'': Walter Titlebaum (1 episode)

Wolf Martin Garber (May 18, 1922 – October 17, 2019) was an American actor. He worked for years as a taxi driver in his native[[note]]after birth and infancy in Revere, Massachusetts[[/note]] Brooklyn, New York before finding success as an actor. In the cast of the Broadway erotic revue ''Theatre/OhCalcutta'', he also recorded with Music/PDQBach, the alter ego of that show’s coauthor, Peter Schickele. Macy found fame in TheSeventies on the TV series ''Series/{{Maude}}'' and the movie ''Film/TheJerk''.

* ''Series/FatherDowlingMysteries'': Lt. Ed Morgan (1 episode)

* 2001 ''Series/TheLoneGunmn'': Mr. Dimsdale (1 episode)

* 2001 ''Series/TheLoneGunman'': Mr. Dimsdale (1 episode)