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Albert Williams and Dick Sargent were in a relationship for 5 years before Dick Sargent died aged 64. About Albert Williams is a 70 year old Nicaraguan Baseballer born on 6th May, 1954 in Pearl Lagoon, Nicaragua.
Nov 10, 2019 · Before his death in 1994, the "Bewitched" star, Richard Standford Cox, popularly known as Dick Sargent (a name he adopted from an artist who was the original bearer,) lived his life as a retroactive role model to the American gay population.
Aug 14, 2024 · In this look at the Bewitched cast young, through dozens of images we get to explore the early days of Elizabeth Montgomery, Dick York, Agnes Moorehead (already a veteran actress by the time she began playing Samantha’s mother, Endora) and Dick Sargent, who would step in to replace York as Darrin late in the show’s run.
- Ed Gross
May 18, 2015 · While others in Hollywood were keeping their distance from the issue, Montgomery attended events, spoke out, fundraised, and publicly supported her friend and co-star Dick Sargent. Montgomery and her then-husband, Bewitched creator Bill Asher, were friends with Sargent and his partner Albert Williams during the run of the series.
In this look at the Bewitched cast young, through dozens of images we get to explore the early days of Elizabeth Montgomery, Dick York, Agnes Moorehead (already a veteran actress by the time she...
Jun 6, 2020 · Amid Pride Month, The Hollywood Reporter takes a look back at the sitcom, featuring Dick Sargent, who was in a league with Rock Hudson for living the closeted Hollywood lifestyle, and Paul...
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He lived with his partner Albert Williams for eight years until his passing (1986–1994). In June 1992, Sargent was a Grand Marshal of the Los Angeles Gay Pride parade along with his former co-star, Elizabeth Montgomery. Sargent was diagnosed with prostate cancer in 1989.
