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== Television ==
== Television ==

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Fernando Lamas (1915–1982) with a Beretta M1934 as Roger Toland in Mission: Impossible.

Fernando Lamas was an Argentine-American actor and director, and father of fellow actor Lorenzo Lamas. Although famous for his "Latin Lover" image on and off-screen, he was also an accomplished director, directing several episodes of popular shows like Starsky and Hutch and The Rookies. He was the inspiration for both Billy Crystal's "Fernando" character and Dos Equis pitchman "The Most Interesting Man in the World" (played by his good friend Jonathan Goldsmith.)

Fernando Lamas can be seen using the following weapons in the following television series:

Television

Gun Character Title Note Date
Colt Model 1902 General Verdugo 100 Rifles 1969

Television

Gun Character Title Note Date
Beretta M1934 Roger Toland Mission: Impossible "The Diplomat" (S03E08) 1968
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