This hunky heart throb, originally out of Buffalo has been on more TV shows than pretty much anyone you'll ever look up! He got his start back in the mid 60s with smaller roles on shows like Gomer Pyle: USMC, The Fugitive, Gidget, Mission: Impossible, The Jackie Gleason Show, etc... You name a TV show in the 60s and 70s, Greg Mullavey was on it in one way, shape, or form. He worked in TV and some smaller parts in movies through those decades, but it took until 1975 for him to become a household name, which happened when he was cast as the husband to the titular housewife on Norman Lear's classic sitcom Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman. After that, Greg was probably most recognized as Tom Hartman until the very day! He went on to star on plenty of other series like Forever Fernwood, Centennial, and Magnum P.I., and you could argue the few have made as successful of a run on as many TV shows of this Buffalo babe. Greg also dipped his toes into some projects on the big screen, and he gave us some nice side rump action in white boxers in the 1986 horror flick The Eleventh Commandment. Greg can still be seen on the small screen periodically on shows like The Bold and the Beautiful, iCarly, and That Reminds Me, but it looks like he's slowed down considerably on his acting days since around 2015 as that was his last known credit. Hopefully Greg keeps coming out and playing sexy grandpa's on something because he's still got all the Tom Hartman charm, just in a silver fox package now!
