Editing José Ferrer (section)

===1970s===
Ferrer appeared in the [[television film]]s ''[[The Aquarians]]'' (1970), ''Gideon'' (1971) and ''Crosscurrent'' (1971) and guest-starred on ''[[The Name of the Game (TV series)|The Name of the Game]]'' and ''[[Banyon]]''.<ref>"Jose Ferrer Set for 'Banyon' Role". ''Los Angeles Times.'' 25 December 1970: E38.</ref>

Ferrer directed ''The Web and the Rock'' (1972) on stage in New York and appeared in ''[[List of Kojak episodes|The Marcus-Nelson Murders]]'' (1973), ''[[Orson Welles Great Mysteries]]'' (1973), and ''[[Columbo]]''.

Around 1973, he narrated ''A Touch of Royalty'', a documentary on the life and death of [[Puerto Rico]]'s [[baseball]] star [[Roberto Clemente]]. Ferrer voiced both versions, Spanish and English.

Ferrer voiced a highly truncated cartoon version of ''Cyrano'' for an episode of ''[[The ABC Afterschool Special]]'' in 1974.

Ferrer appeared in ''The Missing Are Deadly'' (1975), ''[[Forever Young, Forever Free]]'' (1975), ''Order to Assassinate'' (1975), ''[[Medical Story]]'' (1975), ''The Art of Crime'' (1975), ''Truman at Potsdam'' (1976) (playing Stalin), ''[[The Big Bus]]'' (1976), ''Paco'' (1976)., ''[[Voyage of the Damned]]'' (1976), ''[[Crash!]]'' (1976), ''[[The Sentinel (1977 film)|The Sentinel]]'' (1977), ''[[Zoltan, Hound of Dracula]]'' (1977), ''[[Exo-Man]]'' (1977), ''[[Who Has Seen the Wind (1977 film)|Who Has Seen the Wind]]'' (1977), ''[[The Rhinemann Exchange]]'', ''[[The Private Files of J. Edgar Hoover]]'' (1977), ''[[Fedora (1978 film)|Fedora]]'' (1978) from [[Billy Wilder]], ''[[The Amazing Captain Nemo]]'' (1978) (in the title role), and ''[[The Swarm (1978 film)|The Swarm]]''. He guest starred on ''[[Starsky and Hutch]]'' and ''[[Tales of the Unexpected (TV series)|Tales of the Unexpected]]''.

During the Bicentennial, Ferrer narrated the world premiere of [[Michael Jeffrey Shapiro]]'s ''A Declaration of Independence, July 4, 1776'' for narrator and orchestra with Martin Rich leading the Philharmonic Symphony of Westchester.

Ferrer was a replacement cast member in a production of [[David Mamet]]'s ''[[A Life in the Theatre]]'' (1977–78). He produced and starred in ''White Pelicans'' (1978) and directed ''[[Carmelina]]'' (1979) on stage but it only ran 17 performances.

He was in ''[[The Fifth Musketeer]]'' (1979), ''[[The Concorde ... Airport '79]]'' (1979), ''[[Natural Enemies]]'' (1979), ''[[The French Atlantic Affair]]'' (1979), ''[[A Life of Sin]]'', a 1979 film by Puerto Rican director Efraín López Neris which also starred [[Raul Julia]], [[Míriam Colón]] and [[Henry Darrow]], and ''Battles: The Murder That Wouldn't Die'' (1980). He did ''The Merchant'' on stage in Canada.<ref>"Briefly: Jose Ferrer set". ''The Globe and Mail.'' 23 August 1979: P.13.</ref>