Gerald Peters
Year Title Role Notes
1968 That Girl Headwaiter Episode : The Beard
1968 Star ! Guest in Gertie 's Dressing Room Uncredited
1970-1972 Ironside Supt . Davis / Hines 2 episodes
1971 Bewitched 1st Player Episode : How Not to Lose Your Head to Henry VIII : Part 1
1972 Night Gallery Chauffeur Episode : Lindemann 's Catch/A Feast of Blood/The Late Mr. Peddington
1972 Hickey & Boggs Jack
1972 The Mechanic Butler a.k.a . Killer of Killers
1972 Columbo Inspector Smythe Episode : Dagger of the Mind
1973 The Horror at 37,000 Feet Tractor Loader TV movie
1974 The Questor Tapes Randolph TV movie
1974 Banacek Davis Episode : Now You See Me , Now You Do n't ( as Gerald S. Peters )
1974 Kojak Chauffeur Episode : Wall Street Gunslinger
1975 Ellery Queen Gilbert Episode : The Adventure of the Pharaoh 's Curse a.k.a . The Adventures of Ellery Queen
1976 The Rockford Files Edward Barrows Episode : The Italian Bird Fiasco ( as Gerald S. Peters ) a.k.a . Jim Rockford , Private Investigator ( USA : syndication title )
1976 W.C. Fields and Me The Butler Uncredited
1977 MacArthur Gen. Sir Thomas A. Blamey ( Commander , Allied Land Forces Southwest Pacific Area ) ( as Gerald S. Peters ) a.k.a . MacArthur , the Rebel General
1982 Jekyll and Hyde ... Together Again Customs Official ( as Gerald Saunderson Peters ) , ( final film role )
Filmography
Gerald Peters was a British film actor living in Marina Del Rey and working in the Hollywood film industry. He was the owner of London Towne Livery Service Ltd. (a limousine service) in Beverly Hills. His silent partner and most important client was Elvis Presley. Gerald was the only one who Elvis permitted to drive him. Elvis kept a 1955 white Rolls Royce and a Mercedes Benz 6 door stretch limo, and a custom made 1950s era Cadillac Station wagon at London Towne and permitted Gerald to use them in the business, provided Elvis had first call. The Mercedes had a refrigerator, wet bar and B & W TV in the back. When Elvis gave those Cadillacs away, Gerald's drivers delivered them. Some of Gerald's clients included NBC for the Tom Snyder Tomorrow show, Jennifer Jones, Norton Simon, Kirk Douglas, Joanne Woodward, and Paul Newman. One of Gerald's drivers was Ronald Gardner who was Anthony Newley's stepfather.