George Grizzard

George Grizzard

Born: Apr 1, 1928
Died: Oct 2, 2007
George Grizzard was a distinguished actor celebrated for his profound contributions to the stage and screen. A true "actor's actor," he graced Broadway for over five decades, earning critical acclaim and a Tony Award for his powerful performances. Grizzard's career was marked by iconic roles, including his originating performance as Nick in Edward Albee's "Who's ... Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" and his Tony-winning turn in "A Delicate Balance." He also made a significant impact in film and television, showcasing his versatility in dramas like "Advise & Consent" and earning an Emmy for his work in "The Oldest Living Graduate." less
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