Jerry Mayer (May 12, 1941 - February 3, 2003) was an American actor who appeared in the show Miami Vice as Metro-Dade Homicide Detective Alessi, who knocked around one of the Haitian suspects trying to get a conviction in the drug rip-offs in the episode "Cool Runnin'".
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| - Jerry Mayer (May 12, 1941 - February 3, 2003) was an American actor who appeared in the show Miami Vice as Metro-Dade Homicide Detective Alessi, who knocked around one of the Haitian suspects trying to get a conviction in the drug rip-offs in the episode "Cool Runnin'".
- Jerry Mayer wrote two episodes for M*A*S*H; "The Ringbanger" (episode #16) in Season 1 and the Seson 2 episode "For the Good of the Outfit" (episode #4).
- Mayer was an active performer on and off-Broadway, including many appearances in Joseph Papp's Shakespeare Festival productions, notably as Don John in 1973's Much Ado About Nothing (which was recorded and aired on CBS). He frequently worked with stage director Andre Gregory (as the Mad Hatter in a 1970 Alice in Wonderland and as Waffles in the filmed Vanya on 42nd Street). Mayer also performed in self-scripted one-man shows, including the Obie award-winning Taudshow (1978, as playwright Antonin Artaud) and You Know Al He's a Funny Guy (1980, as Albert Einstein).
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| - Mayer was an active performer on and off-Broadway, including many appearances in Joseph Papp's Shakespeare Festival productions, notably as Don John in 1973's Much Ado About Nothing (which was recorded and aired on CBS). He frequently worked with stage director Andre Gregory (as the Mad Hatter in a 1970 Alice in Wonderland and as Waffles in the filmed Vanya on 42nd Street). Mayer also performed in self-scripted one-man shows, including the Obie award-winning Taudshow (1978, as playwright Antonin Artaud) and You Know Al He's a Funny Guy (1980, as Albert Einstein). Mayer's film credits included Simon (with Alan Arkin), Single White Female (with Bridget Fonda), and the 2000 movie Joe Gould's Secret (with Ian Holm), while TV included guest roles on Miami Vice, The Equalizer, Ed, and Law & Order (in parts ranging from car salesman to defense attorney).
- Jerry Mayer (May 12, 1941 - February 3, 2003) was an American actor who appeared in the show Miami Vice as Metro-Dade Homicide Detective Alessi, who knocked around one of the Haitian suspects trying to get a conviction in the drug rip-offs in the episode "Cool Runnin'".
- Jerry Mayer wrote two episodes for M*A*S*H; "The Ringbanger" (episode #16) in Season 1 and the Seson 2 episode "For the Good of the Outfit" (episode #4).
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