Hy Terman

Born in Cleveland, Ohio, Hy Terman grew up during the Great Depression with a love of theatre. After high school, Terman was drafted into the United States Army during World War II, and was severely wounded in an air raid in Italy. Despite having been a wounded veteran, Terman went on to continue his acting career, studying theatre at the University of Miami under the GI Bill. Following several successful theatrical performances in Ohio, Terman moved to Studio City, California in order to become a film actor. He appeared in several undertakings such as "The Ten Commandments", "The Joey Bishop Show", and "Bonanza". Remaining a minor actor, Terman went on to become a successful Realtor, establishing the company 'Terman Realty' in the Los Angeles area. Terman continued acting in small parts, commercials, and even a video game throughout his career, and was an active member of the Screen Actors' Guild.