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Gerrit Graham, the actor, screenwriter and songwriter passed away last week in Rhinebeck, NY, after a longtime illness. Graham, who co-wrote numerous songs with Bob Weir, including the Grateful Dead’s ...
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Actor and songwriter Gerrit Graham, best known for starring in "Phantom of the Paradise," "Pretty Baby" and multiple "Star Trek" TV series, has died. He was 77. The beloved screen star's death was ...
Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Image Credit: officialhomeofhorror/ Instagram. Gerrit Graham, the veteran character actor known for an eclectic career across film ...
The Phantom of the Paradise star and frequent Brian de Palma collaborator died in New York on Sept. 15. Graham appeared in dozens of TV shows, including two Star Trek series. Gerrit Graham, the actor ...
Gerrit Graham, the actor known for roles in Phantom of the Paradise (1974) and Star Trek, has died. He was 76. The actor died of lung disease and other health complications on Tuesday in Rhinebeck, NY ...
Gerrit Graham, an actor, screenwriter and songwriter who co-wrote a song for The Grateful Dead, died on Tuesday in Rhinebeck, N.Y. He was 77. He suffered from lung disease, among other ailments.
Sign up for The A.V. Club's free newsletter to have the best TV, film, and news stories sent straight to your inbox. Copy to clipboard Gerrit Graham, an easily ...
He also came up with “Patience runs out on the junkie,” the first line in the Bob Weir/Grateful Dead song “Victim or the Crime.” By Mike Barnes Senior Editor Graham made his onscreen debut as a ...