John F. Nolan; Actor in Films and Television

John F. Nolan, 66, actor in films such as “The World is Full of Married Men” and guest on such television series as “Adam 12” and “The Brady Bunch.” A native of Brooklyn, Nolan studied acting at the American Theatre Wing and was a member of the John Cassavetes workshop in New York. He appeared in several stage productions there including “Guys and Dolls” and “My Sister Eileen.” Relocating to Hollywood in 1957, Nolan moved into films with “The Hot Angel” in 1958 and went on to “The Last Time I Saw Archie,” “The Big Mouth” and “A Bequest to the Nation.” In 1979, he appeared in “The Terror” and also in “World” based on a novel by Jackie Collins and starring Anthony Franciosa. Nolan also had guest roles on television during the 1960s and 1970s, appearing in such shows as “McHale’s Navy,” “Adam 12” and “The Brady Bunch.” On Friday in Hollywood.