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Medical Center: Created by Al C. Ward, Frank Glicksman. With James Daly, Chad Everett, Chris Hutson, Virginia Hawkins. Located in the Los Angeles, California area, the Medical Center was an otherwise unnamed hospital complex that was part of a larger university campus.
He was probably best-known for his seven-year run as "Dr. Joe Gannon" in the television series, Medical Center (1969), which earned him two Golden Globe nominations. After "Medical Center" was canceled, Chad starred in the mini-series, Centennial (1978), and played the title role in Hagen (1980).
Chad Everett died in Los Angeles at his home on Tuesday, July 24. Everett's daughter passed along the news that he died after a year-and-a-half battle with lung cancer. Not only did Everett star in Medical Center but also many TV series including Murder, She Wrote, Without A Trace, and The Love Boat. His most popular movie appearances include ...
Care Is No Cure: Directed by Charles S. Dubin. With Chad Everett, James Daly, Shelby Grant, Stephen Brooks. An overworked Dr. Gannon is forced to take a vacation. He travels to Mexico and falls in love with a woman with a terminal disease.
He was probably best-known for his seven-year run as "Dr. Joe Gannon" in the television series, Medical Center (1969), which earned him two Golden Globe nominations. After "Medical Center" was canceled, Chad starred in the mini-series, Centennial (1978), and played the title role in Hagen (1980).
Medical Center (TV Series 1969–1976) cast and crew credits, including actors, actresses, directors, writers and more.
Medical Center was a very popular drama doctor TV. series in the seventies, Chad Everett and James Daly did an super starring role as doctor Joe Gannon and chief of staff doctor Paul Lochner.
The Deceived: Directed by Vincent Sherman. With Chad Everett, James Daly, Pat Hingle, Inga Swenson. A young woman (Carrie Snodgress) is is need of a kidney but family secrets prevent a donation from her parents (Inga Swenson and Pat Hingle)
James Daly and Chad Everett in Medical Center (1969)
O.J. Simpson and Chad Everett at an event for Medical Center (1969)