Charles Aidman Birthday, Real Name, Age, Weight, Height, Family, Facts, Death Cause, Contact Details, Girlfriend(s), Bio & More

Charles Aidman was born in Frankfort, Indiana, U.S. on January 21, 1925, and died on November 7, 1993, due to cancer in Beverly Hills, California, U.S. His resting place in a park cemetery in Westwood Village Memorial.
He was an American Stage, film and television actor. He is also called by the names Charlie B Aidman and Chuck Aidman.
His wife was Betty Hyatt Linton Aidman to whom he was married in 1969.
He studied at Frankfort High School and after graduating from there he went to the DePauw University before second World War. During the War, he worked in United States Navy and returned back to Bloomington and attended Indiana University.

He made a guest appearance on NBC's The Virginian and the episode was "The Devil's Children" and two times in NBC western series The Californians. And also in David Janssen's Richard Diamond, Private Detective twice. He played a bounty hunter on the ABC's western series Black Saddle. He had a guest appearance in NBC children's western Fury with Peter Graves and Bobby Diamond and in episodes of the ABC/WB crime drama Bourbon Street Beat and also in Whirlybirds, In the episode Shadow of the past of the NBC western series The Tall Man, he had played the role of Ben Wiley.
In Security Risk" of the CBS anthology series GE True his character was George Ellsworth, who as an official with the United States Embassy in Warsaw, Poland, In an episode of Slattery's People, "Do The Ignorant Sleep in Pure White Sheets" he was a sex education teacher. He was also seen in The Road West and he was a scientist in Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea.in the same year. He made a guest appearance in on CBS's The Wild Wild West and as Jeremy Pike with a recurring role in its fourth season.
In 1970 as Dr. Royce in Hawaii, Five O. He was the father of Elmer Dobkins in an episode of Little House On The Prairie.
His character Colonel Bloodworth was an unforgettable character in an episode of M*A*S*H, "The Grim Reaper? in which he was a callous, sadistic commander who takes pleasure in predicting casualties and reducing his troops to statistics.
In films he had worked in Pork Chop Hill in 1959, War Hunt in 1962, Hour of the Gun in 1967, Countdown in 1968 and much more. Innerspace was his last acting experience.