Vanity Fair

Actor William Harrigan frequently played military roles during the nearly 50 years he spent on Broadway and in films. Though he worked constantly, Harrigan received little critical acclaim until his later years, when he gained attention for his performance in Mister Roberts on Broadway with Peter Fonda. Photograph by Nickolas Muray from the Condé Nast Archive.

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