He did the play by play voice over commentary for the Looking Glass Technologies British Open Championship Golf Computer Game in 1997, worked on the PBS documentary "Africans in America" appeared on "Unsolved Mysteries" and the PBS series Nova among other programmes. He appeared in advertisements for The History Channel and the Massachusetts Department of Public Health as well as small roles or extra work in the films The Crucible (1996), The Spanish Prisoner(1997), The Proposition(1998) and State and Main(2000) In the early 2000s he continued theatre work around the country appearing in shows such as Nick Dear's The Art of Success as Sir Robert Walpole off Broadway at the Rubicon Theatre Company in New York and in Tennessee Williams' "The Night of the Iguana" as Nonno at the Dallas Theater Center in Dallas, Texas. He was scheduled to take part in the Washington, D.C. premiere of The Invention of Love at the Studio Theatre, but due to illness was forced to withdraw, the first time he'd ever been forced to leave a production in his career. His illness was diagnosed as cancer, and it grew worse until he finally succumbed on 13 December 2001 in a Newton, New Jersey hospital. Family Patricia Stevenson: 1960-1970. Had one son, Jeff. Rosemary Harvey: 1970-1976. Had one son, Michael. Patricia Hitz: 1976 until his death in 2001. Had two sons, Joshua and Jonathan. Sources L.W. Conolly, The Shaw Festival: The First Fifty Years, Oxford University Press; First Edition, October 9, 2011 Brian Doherty, Not Bloody Likely: The Shaw Festival, 1962-1973, J. M. Dent & Sons (Canada); First Edition, 1974 Hugh Waldwick, The Players' Guild of Hamilton: 1875-1975 First Edition, 1975 Sheila M.F. Johnston, Let's Go to The Grand!: 100 Years of Entertainment at London's Grand Theatre, Dundurn Press, First Edition 2001 Kathleen H. Thorne, The Story of Starlight Theatre: The History of Kansas City's Delightful Musical Theatre Under the Stars, Generation Organization, Eugene, Oregon, U.S.A. First Edition 1992 John Willis, Theatre World: Volume 24 1967-1968 Crown Publishers Inc., First Edition 1968 John Willis, Theatre World: Volume 27 1970-1971 Crown Publishers Inc., First Edition 1971 Boston Globe; Obituary, 23 December 2001 Globe and Mail; 14 April 1958; Pg. 14 Globe and Mail; 31 May 1965; Pg. 15 The Kingston Daily Freeman, Kingston, NY 5 July 1968 Pg. 24 Backstage; July 31, 1998 – August 6, 1998 Pg. 6 Backstage; June 23, 2000 – June