The Pocket Steven Hill
(This information is taken from several different sources, and I have no way of verifying its accuracy. Please conact me if you know I have something wrong.)

+ Born Solomon Krakovsky on February 24, 1922 in Seattle, Washington, son of Russian immigrants
+ Served four years in the Naval Reserve in World War II
+ Acting debut was in 1946, in A Flag Is Born
+ Television debut was in 1948, on The Actor's Studio
+ Movie debut was in 1950, in A Lady Without a Passport
+ Married Selma Stern in 1951; they have four children
+ Has five children from a second marriage, and many grandchildren
+ Became Orthodox Jewish in the early 1960s
+ Lost a lead role in The Sand Pebbles (1966) because he wouldn't work on the Jewish Sabbath (Saturday)
+ Left Mission: Impossible in 1967, at least partly due to his refusal to work on the Sabbath
+ Did not do any acting for some time after Mission: Impossible
+ Lived in Rockland County, New York for several years, where he wrote, studied the Torah, and sold real estate
+ Returned to acting in 1978, in the miniseries King
+ Was the last original cast member to leave Law & Order (after 10 years!), though he was not in the pilot

Steven Hill's Filmography
(Taken primarily from the Internet Movie Database.)
= Received an award
= Was nominated for an award

Television Series
+ Law & Order as District Attorney Adam Schiff (1990-2000)

+ Mission: Impossible as Dan Briggs (1966-1967)

Movies
+ The Firm as F. Denton Voyles(1993)
+ White Palace as Sol Horowitz (1991)
+ Billy Bathgate as Otto Berman (1991)

+ The Boost as Max (1988)
+ Running on Empty as Mr. Patterson (1988)
+ Courtship as George Tyler (1987)
+ Heartburn as Harry, Rachel's father(1986)
+ Legal Eagles as Bower (1986)
+ Raw Deal aka Triple Identity as Lamanski (1986)
+ Brighton Beach Memoirs as Mr. Stroheim (1986)
+ On Valentine's Day aka Story of a Marriage as George Tyler (1986)
+ Garbo Talks as Walter Rolfe (1984)
+ Teachers as Sloan (1984)
+ Yentl as Hadass' father (1983)
+ Eyewitness aka The Janitor as Lieutenant Jacobs (1981)
+ Rich and Famous as Jules Levi (1981)
+ It's My Turn as Jacob (1980)
+ The Slender Thread as Mark Dyson (1965)
+ A Child is Waiting as Ted Widdicombe (1963)
+ Kiss Her Goodbye as Ed (1959)
+ The Goddess as John Tower (1958)
+ Storm Fear as Benjie (1956)
+ A Lady Without a Passport as Jack (1950)

Television Movies & Miniseries
+ Where's the Money, Noreen? as Brian Olsted (1995)
+ Columbo: Murder, Smoke, and Shadows as Mr Marosco (1989)
+ Between Two Women (1986)
+ King as Stanley Levison (1978)
+ The Sacco-Vanzetti Story (1960) as Bartolomeo Vanzetti

Television Guest Roles
+ Law & Order: Special Victims Unit
playing District Attorney Adam Schiff in "Entitled: Part 1" (Feb 18, 2000, episode # 1.15)
+ thirtysomething
playing Leo Steadman in "Business as Usual" (Feb 9, 1988, episode # 1.15)
+ The Fugitive
playing Glenn Madison in "The White Knight" (Mar 22, 1966, episode # 3.26)
+ Rawhide
in "The Gray Rock Hotel" (May 21, 1965, episode # 7.30)
+ The Alfred Hitchcock Hour
playing Manners in "Thanatos Palace Hotel" (Feb 1, 1965, episode # 3.15)
in "Who Needs an Enemy?" (May 15, 1964, episode # 2.28)
+ Espionage
playing Andrew Evans in "The Incurable One" (Oct 16, 1963, episode # 1.3)
+ Bob Hope Presents the Chrysler Theatre
playing Ruben Fare in "Something About Lee Wiley" (Oct 11, 1963, episode # 1.2)
+ Naked City
in "Barefoot on a Bed of Coals" (May 29, 1963, episode # 4.34)
+ Dr. Kildare
playing Dr. Chandra Ramid in "The Cobweb Chain" (Nov 15, 1962, episode # 2.8)
+ Ben Casey
in "I'll Be Alright in the Morning" (Jan 7, 1963, episode # 2.14)
in "Legacy From a Stranger" (Oct 22, 1962, episode # 2.4)
+ The Eleventh Hour
in "There Are Dragons in This Forest" (Oct 10, 1962, episode # 1.2)
+ Route 66
playing Frank in "City of Wheels" (Feb 2, 1962, episode # 2.17)
+ Adventures in Paradise
playing B.E. Langard in "Act of Piracy" (Feb 13, 1961, episode # 2.18)
+ The Untouchables
playing Joseph December in "Downfall" (May 3, 1962, episode # 3.22)
playing Jack 'Legs' Diamond in "The Jack 'Legs' Diamond Story" (Oct 20, 1960, episode # 2.2)
+ Alfred Hitchcock Presents
playing Joe Kedzie in "Enough Rope for Two" (Nov 17, 1957, episode # 3.7)
+ Studio One
in "The Traveling Lady" (April 22, 1957, episode # 9.28)
+ Philco Television Playhouse
in "Man on the Mountaintop" (Oct 17, 1954, episode # 7.3)
playing George in "Middle of the Night" (Sept 19, 1954, episode # 7.1)
+ Goodyear Television Playhouse
in "The Arena" (Aug 1, 1954, episode # 3.22)
in "The Inward Eye" (Mar 14, 1954, episode # 3.13)
+ Lux Video Theatre
in "Legacy of Love" (Oct 6, 1952, episode # 3.7)
+ Lights Out
in "The Death's Head" (May 26, 1952, episode # 3.39)
in "The Eyes from San Francisco" (Feb 18, 1952, episode # 3.26)
+ Schlitz Playhouse of Stars
in "The Man That I Marry" (Jan 18, 1952, episode # 1.16)
+ Danger
in "The Hero" (March 25, 1952, episode # 2.28)
in "High Wire, High Steel" (Nov 6, 1951, episode # 2.8)
+ The Ford Theatre Hour
in "The Tale of the Wolf" (Sept 15, 1950, episode # 3.2)
+ Suspense
in "A Pocketful of Murder" (Sept 5, 1950, episode # 3.2)
in "The Old Man's Badge" (March 21, 1950, episode # 2.29)
+ Theatre of Romance
in "The Afternoon of a Faun" (Dec 29, 1949, episode # 1.5)
in "The M.P. and the Mouse" (Dec 1, 1949, episode # 1.3)
+ The Actor's Studio
in "The Three Strangers, " (Nov 22, 1949, episode # 2.9)
in "Three O'Clock" (March 31, 1949, episode # 1.27)
in "Greasy Luck" on (Feb 27, 1949, episode # 1.23)
in "A Trip to Czardis" (Jan 30, 1949, episode # 1.19)

Other Television Appearances
+ Commercials for TD Waterhouse investors (2002)
+ The Larry King Show
+ The Alan Burke Show (196?)

Steven Hill's Stage Credits
(Taken primarily from the Internet Broadway Database.)

+ A Far Country as Sigmund Freud (April 4, 1961 - Nov 25, 1961)
+ The Country Girl as Bernie Dodd (Nov 10, 1950 - June 6, 1951)
+ The Lady From the Sea as Lyngstrand (Aug 7, 1950 - Aug 19, 1950)
+ Sundown Beach (Sept 7, 1948 - Sept 11, 1948)
+ Mister Roberts as Stefanowski (Feb 18, 1948 - Jan 6, 1951, replaced at some point by Eli Wallach)
+ A Flag is Born as 1st Soldier (Sept 5, 1946 - Dec 14, 1946)

Steven Hill's Awards and Nominations

1954 -- Sylvania Award for Best Actor On Television for Man On the Mountaintop
1960 -- Emmy nomination for The Sacco-Vanzetti Story
198? -- Emmy award for thirtysomthing
1991 -- Nomination for Best Supporting Actor for Billy Bathgate from the New York Film Critics Circle
1998 -- Emmy nomination for Best Supporting Actor In a Dramatic Series for Law & Order
1999 -- Emmy nomination for Best Supporting Actor In a Dramatic Series for Law & Order