Attorney says Jack Klugman died at home with wife by his side Actor also was a horse owner who had a third-place finisher in the Kentucky Derby One of his first breaks was as a 29-year-old understudy in the comedic play "Mister Roberts," starring Henry Fonda. Klugman spent 15 months on the road and played the role of a doctor for two months. The doctor was supposed to be about 40 years old. I always looked old anyway. When I was 22, I looked 80," Klugman said. He was the last of the 12 actors from "12 Angry Men" to pass away. Some of his memorable early TV appearances included roles on "The Twilight Zone" and the crime drama "Naked City." The Internet Movie Database lists 97 television and film credits for Klugman. Klugman was also a big fan of the ponies. "I always was a player," he said. I had been gambling on horses since I was a kid, 15 years old. And when I came (to Los Angeles), I came involved with people" with whom he began to buy horses. One of the race horses turned up lame so Klugman agreed to breed the horse and sell the foal. Instead he decided to keep it and name it Jack. But when it was born, he was told the horse was a female so he named it Jacklin. When he received the horse, it turned out it was a male after all. Jacklin Klugman finished third in the 1980 Kentucky Derby and fourth in the Preakness Stakes. Klugman was first married to the late Brett Somers -- an actress and regular panelist on the TV quiz show "Match Game" -- from 1953 until her death in 2007, the website said.