Movies
Barry Bostwick always got the appeal of “The Rocky Horror Picture Show.” His family less so.
Aug. 14, 2015
Television
Barry Bostwick and Carl Weintraub (left photo), Pat Morita (center) and Scott Bakula and Gedde Watanabe (right) are among the new faces this winter on ABC.
Jan. 11, 1987
Entertainment & Arts
What does the original Brad Majors think after all the years of cult celebration and worship?
Oct. 21, 1995
Barry Bostwick and Patty Duke will return as George and Martha Washington in a four-hour sequel to the CBS miniseries about the nation’s first president.
April 20, 1986
Business
This private retreat behind gates in Beverly Hills has a line of celebrity owners that includes actor-director Beau Bridges and actor Barry Bostwick.
July 15, 2015
Barry Bostwick will portray Valerie Bertinelli’s father in “I’ll Take Manhattan,” an eight-hour miniseries that CBS is making from the Judith Krantz novel.
July 20, 1986
On top of the living room coffee table in Barry Bostwick’s penthouse is a well-thumbed manual: “50 Places to Find Peace and Quiet in New York: A Guide to Urban Sanctuaries.”
Dec. 8, 1991
For most of his life, actor Barry Bostwick says, all he knew about George Washington was that his picture is on the dollar bill.
Sept. 6, 1986
Did you know that “The Rocky Horror Picture Show” had a sequel called “Shock Treatment?”
Sept. 25, 2015
A new TV movie for CBS will star Barry Bostwick as a married man whose life is thrown into turmoil when he is charged with statutory rape because he’s been having an affair with a minor.
Jan. 12, 1986