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Richard Liberty
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Miami Vice Character
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Professor ("The Great McCarthy")
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Born
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March 3, 1932, New York, New York
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Died
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October 2, 2000, Dania, Florida (age 68, heart attack)
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Active
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1975-1996
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Riccardo Liberatoscioli (March 3, 1932 - October 2, 2000), was an American actor known as Richard Liberty. He made his TV debut in an uncredited role as a cocaine-dealing college professor taken down by Gina and Trudy in the episode "The Great McCarthy" of the TV series Miami Vice.
Selected Filmography[]
- The Crazies (1975, first movie appearance)
- The Final Countdown (1980, with Harold Bergman)
- Love Child (1982, with Margaret Whitton)
- Cat and Dog (1983, uncredited, with Darcy Shean and Tomas Milian)
- Porky's II: The Next Day (1983, with Ilse Earl, Howard Neu, Will Knickerbocker, Rod Ball, and Mal Jones)
- The Mean Season (1985, with Cynthia Caquelin and Raymond Forchion)
- Day of the Dead (1985, with Sherman Howard)
- Flight of the Navigator (1986, with Veronica Cartwright, Caquelin, and Forchion)
- Vengenance: The Story of Tony Cimo (TV, 1986, with Jody Wilson, Fritz Bronner, and Brad Dourif)
- Moon over Miami (TV, 1993, final TV appearance)
- Just Cause (1995, with Laurence Fishburne)
- Virtual Weapon (1996. final movie appearance, with Jay Amor, Jorge Gil, and Mal Jones)
Death[]
Richard Liberty passed away on October 2, 2000, in Dania, Florida, of a heart attack at the age of 68.