Caan played a dashing criminal involved in a kidnapping plot on the popular series, which aired on NBC in 1969.Caan plays a deceased performer desperate to stop his widow (Sally Fields) from remarrying her new beau (Jeff Bridges). He really sold the desperation in his performance.We can't say much for the movie overall, but Caan's performance was a shining light that kept us engaged and entertained. Playing Tommy Korman, a gambler trying to seduce one-half of a young couple, Caan brought charm, ease, and even a little sadness to the role. It is easy to see how he makes an impact when he has Sarah Jessica Parker secluded.Caan masterfully played Billy Rose in this stylized biopic about comedian Fanny Brice.Caan played a Las Vegas veteran for four seasons on the show, from 2003 to 2007. He successfully provided a wise presence that made his role as a mentor to Josh Duhamel believable.Caan helped create the ultimate sports tearjerker with his heartwarming performance as the real-life Chicago Bears player who was diagnosed with terminal cancer after entering the National Football League.Caan shows up towards the end of the celebrated sequel in one of its most memorable scenes. His presence looms over the tail end of the story.In his most iconic role, Caan cemented himself in film history early on in his career. His performance as the quintessential second-generation hothead became a template for future crime movies.