Has The Guy Playing 'Lee' In Mexico Ever Been Identified? (Al Bundy Lookalike)

[Dan O'meara]

It was the picture I put on the Facebook group on the Truth Be Told group - Colonel Grigory Danilevich.
He was part of the missile group on Cuba in 1962 that shot down Rudy Anderson's U2 spy plane.
The following year a guy who looks like him is filmed in Mexico City?
(And he looks like Al Bundy!!)

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[Tom Graves]

Try using Postimage
I find it really easy to use for getting pics on the forum.
There's a specific hotlink for posting on forums.

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