Damon's television career got its start in 1962 when he played Lieutenant J.G. Marks in the hit show "Naked City." The actor went on to star in CBS's "Cinderella" as the handsome prince in 1965, and later on in the television mini series "The £1,000,000 Bank Note" (via IMDb). A starring role as Craig Stirling in the series "The Champions" followed, where he appeared in more than 30 episodes. Later shows include "The Adventures of Black Beauty," "Space 1999," "Yanks Go Home" and "Fantasy Island," spanning the '70s and '80s as a mainstay television actor.
Damon appeared on "General Hospital" as Dr. Quartermaine since 1977, nominated for seven Daytime Emmys for the role, and finally winning in 1999 (via USA Today). Although his character was killed off in 2007, Damon continued to appear as a ghost on the show until 2013. The actor starred in other soaps like "Port Charles," "Days of Our Lives," and "As the World Turns," cementing his career as a soap opera star.
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