A famed television actor put on a low-key profile as he made a rare outing in Los Angeles earlier this month.
The 76-year-old actor is best known for his memorable run on television in the 80s, particularly his starring roles in the hit CBS series, Trapper John, MD and Falcon Crest.
The star was seen heading to the fairway to play some golf amid the warm, sunny weekend weather.
He is best known for playing the young surgeon assistant Dr George Alonzo 'Gonzo' Gates on the medical drama, Trapper John, MD.
He also portrayed the ruthless business tycoon Michael Sharpe on Falcon Crest, starring on the final season of the campy soap series from 1989 to 1990.
The primetime star also appeared on General Hospital for nearly four years until his character was killed off in 2024. So can you guess who he is?
This famed television actor put on a low-key profile as he made a rare outing in Los Angeles earlier this month
He is best known for starring in the hit CBS series, both Trapper John, M.D. and Falcon Crest. Can you guess who he is?
He's Gregory Harrison, a renowned television actor who is best known for starring on multiple medical dramas and iconic soap operas of the '80s and '90s.
Harrison was born on Catalina Island in Southern California in 1950.
Harrison is a veteran, who received an honorable discharge from the US Army in 1971. He later quit his job as a doorman and moved to Los Angeles to pursue acting.
He made his television debut in a guest appearance on the CBS series M*A*S*H before going on to star on the spinoff series.
He famously starred opposite the late Pernell Roberts, who played the eponymous chief of surgery in the M*A*S*H spinoff series, Trapper John, MD.
The duo saved lives at the fictional San Francisco hospital for seven seasons between 1979 and 1986.
In 1991, he earned a Soap Opera Digest Award for Outstanding Villain: Prime Time, being recognized for his performance on Falcon Crest.
Prior to his time on Trapper John, he appeared on Logans Run from 1977 to 1978.
He's Gregory Harrison, a renowned television actor who is best known for starring on multiple medical dramas and iconic soap operas of the '80s and '90s; pictured in Fresno circa 1980s
In addition to his primetime television career, he is also a producer and a stage actor, having starred in a number of Broadway productions
On Sunday, September 13, he was seen heading to the fairway to play some golf amid the warm, sunny weekend weather.
For his outing earlier this month, he showed off his casual style as he stepped out in a blue T-shirt paired with khaki shorts and sandals. He sported a blue trucker cap, headphones and rubber bracelets as he headed to the course to practice his golf swing
He tucked his long, silver hair under his cap and sported a clean-shaven mustache and goatee
In addition to acting, he is also a producer and has appeared on Broadway in a number of stage productions.
He played the leading role of Billy Flynn in the touring version of Chicago. He also appeared in the Broadway revival of Follies.
For his outing earlier this month, he showed off his casual style as he stepped out in a blue T-shirt paired with khaki shorts and sandals.
He sported a blue trucker cap, headphones and rubber bracelets as he headed to the course to practice his golf swing.
He tucked his long, silver hair under his cap and sported a clean-shaven mustache and goatee.
Harrison has been married to fellow actress Randi Oakes, 75, since 1981.
He met his wife when they competed against each other on a 1979 segment of Battle of the Network Stars, with Harrison on the CBS team and Oakes on the NBC team.
He made his television debut in a guest appearance on the CBS series M*A*S*H before going on to star on the spinoff series. He famously starred opposite the late Pernell Roberts in Trapper John, M.D. for seven seasons between 1979 and 1986; pictured in 1979 portrait
The primetime star also appeared on General Hospital for nearly four years until his character was died from ALS in 2024
He made an appearance in multiple CBS series including Galaxy Beat in 1994
Harrison has been married to fellow actress Randi Oakes, 75, since 1981
He met his wife when they competed against each other on a 1979 segment of Battle of the Network Stars, with Harrison on the CBS team and Oakes on the NBC team; pictured to the right of Tom Selleck
Harrison and Oakes share three daughters: Emma Lee, Lily Anne as well as Kate Harrison. The longtime couple are also parents to adoptive son Quinn Edgar; pictured in March 1981
They struck up a romance and secretly tied the knot, only revealing they were together several years later.
Harrison's daughter-in-law is Chloe Grace Moretz, a 29-year-old actress who got her start in Hollywood as a child star.
Harrison and Oakes share three daughters: Emma Lee, Lily Anne as well as Kate Harrison, who married her longtime partner, Moretz, last year.
The longtime couple, who will be celebrating their 46th wedding anniversary in December, are also parents to adoptive son Quinn Edgar.
Oakes, who starred on CHiPs in the late 70s, retired from showbusiness when she and Harrison welcomed their first child Emma in 1985.

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