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He stayed there for 5 seasons. He also guest-starred in episodes of Fantasy Island (1977), The Love Boat (1977), Maxwell Ltd: Finder of Lost Loves Pilot (1984), Hotel (1983) and "Battle Of The Network Stars" (1983-1985). He excelled at the latter because of his athletic skills.

Moses is probably best known for playing Cole Gioberti in the 1980s prime-time soap opera Falcon Crest, for six seasons from 1981–86 (although he returned for two guest appearances during the show's seventh season in 1987). In 1988, Moses co-starred in the film Mystic Pizza with Julia Roberts.

When Dawna Williams’ (Michelle Stafford) college-aged daughter (Danielle Kind) goes missing, she begins to investigate her daughter’s disappearance herself, unaware that her biggest supporter (William R. Moses) is also the man who murdered her child.

A successful radio psychologist meets a handsome stranger, not realizing that he blames her for his breakup with his girlfriend. Their friendship is only the beginning of his cruel plan for revenge. Alexandra Paul and William R. Moses star. (2005)

Some of his work includes Mystic Pizza, Killing Daddy, Alien from L.A., Wicked, The Good Doctor, While the Children Sleep, The Derby Stallion, and Love at Sea.

Oct 13, 2014 · Killing Daddy (2014 Lifetime) Cast: Elizabeth Gillies, Cynthia Stevenson, William R. Moses Listen to the Lifetime Uncorked Podcast here! Watch & Stream the … More

William R. Moses has appeared in 33 shows. © 2025 CastFacts - Cast and Crew for all Movies and TV Shows. The credits for William R. Moses include 77 movies, such as Mystic Pizza, Jane Doe: Ties That Bind and Killing Daddy.

William R. Moses (1959 - ) Melrose Place: Revenge (1993) [Keith Gray]: Commits suicide while talking on the phone with Courtney Thorne-Smith, as Courtney hears in shock. Alone with a Stranger (2001) [James Kennington/Max]: Playing a dual role, "Max" is shot by Barbara Niven.