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Gerald Gordon was born on 12 July 1934 in Chicago, Illinois, USA. He was an actor, known for First Ladies Diaries: Rachel Jackson (1975), Patty Hearst (1988) and The Doctors (1963). He was married to Nance McCormick.
Gerald Gordon used Neal Gordon early in his career as an actor due to a name conflict in the acting union. As Neal Gordon he played Hank Eastland on the TV soap The Edge of Night in 1959. He was born in Ithaca, New York and is a graduate of Cornell University. Primarily a producer/director, he has been most active in theatre where his...
Aug 22, 2001 · Longtime actor Gerald Gordon, who was one of daytime TV’s most popular players for several decades, died Friday at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, L.A., following a lengthy illness. He was 67.
Welcome For over 50 years, Gerald Gordon has been producing, directing choreographing, acting, and teaching in New York and Los Angeles - and now, in Las Vegas. To quote the dean of the Los Angeles drama critics, the late Charles Faber, "Gerald Gordon is still a young man, and has been a highly respected Los Angeles producer and director for many years.
Aug 18, 2014 · Last week, Retro TV posted on their facebook page this teaser from the soap that featured James Pritchett (Dr. Matt Powers) and Elizabeth Hubbard (Althea Davis) at the epicenter of it, but also featured the hot tempered and sexy Dr. Nick Bellini played by the late Gerald Gordon. Gordon would later appear on General Hospital as Dr. Mark Dante!
Aug 23, 2001 · Gerald Gordon, a Chicago native who became a popular Emmy Award-winning soap opera star, has died at 67.In a long television career, he had major roles in “The Doctors” and “General Hospital ...
Biography by AllMovie [+] Emmy award-winning daytime television staple Gerald Gordon is often credited with creating the soap opera's first anti-hero and becoming one of the highest paid soap actors after joining the cast of General Hospital in the mid-'70s. A native of Chicago, Gordon studied acting at Northwestern University with Viola Spolin ...
