Gregory Corso
Gregory Corso was born on March 26, 1930 in New York City, New York, USA. He was an actor, known for The Godfather Part III (1990), Me and My Brother (1969) and What About Me (1993). He was married to Sally November. He died on January 17, 2001 in Robbinsdale, Minnesota, USA.
Gregory Cox
Gregory Cox is an actor, known for X: First Class (2011), Keeping Up Appearances (1990) and Unmasked Part 25 (1988).
Gregory Cruz
Greg works as an Actor is in Film, Television, Video, Commercials, Motion Capture, and Voice Over. His Theatrical background includes main-stage productions with: El Teatro Campesino The Mark Taper Forum (Centre Theatre Group) The Berkeley Repertory Theatre The Denver Center Theatre Company In New York he created the role of Knuckles in the theatrical production of Noah's Archives at the Ohio Theatre. Greg did extensive work with the Friends & Artists Theater Ensemble (Los Angeles, CA) and was a founding member, He received a Drama-Logue Award for his performance as Macheath in their production of The Three Penny Opera.
Gregory D'Wayne
Gregory D'Wayne is an actor, known for Taylor Swift: You Need to Calm Down (2019), RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars (2012) and RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars: Untucked! (2012).
Gregory D. Gadson
Col. Gregory D. Gadson assumed command June 25, 2012, of Fort Belvoir, Va., a 47,000-strong garrison in its 100th year of service. Gadson graduated from West Point in 1989 and holds Masters Degrees in Information Systems and Policy Management from Webster University. He is a graduate of the Command and General Staff College and the Advanced Field Artillery Officers Course and in 2010, he became an Army War College Fellow at the Institute of World Politics in Washington, D.C. Gadson, was returning from a memorial service in Baghdad for two Soldiers from his brigade on May 7, 2007, when his vehicle was hit by an improvised explosive device. He lost both legs above the knee and suffered a severe injury to his right arm. He became one of the first Soldiers fitted with a next-generation powered prosthetic knee. It allows amputees to walk with a more natural gait. Rather than taking a medical retirement, Gadson requested to stay on active duty. Gadson returned to active duty to serve almost two years as director of the Army Wounded Warrior program before being selected to command Fort Belvoir.
Gregory Dann
Gregory Dann is an actor, known for Michael Clayton (2007), Inside Man (2006) and Birth (2004).
Gregory Dark
Gregory Dark was born on July 12, 1957 in Los Angeles, California, USA. He is a director and producer. He has been married to Sharlotte Blake since 2002. He was previously married to Ruby Richards.
Gregory Davis
Gregory Davis is known for The Last Defense (2018), True CSI (2004) and 48 Hours (1988).
Gregory DePetro
Gregory DePetro is a New Jersey native and was inspired by his sister's friend at a birthday party who asked "if you could do anything you wanted and would be guaranteed success, what would it be?". His answer was acting, and he subsequently submitted to a casting call in a local theater and won the part of Capt. Phoebus in The Hunchback of Notre Dame. He had found his passion and continued to work in local theater and starred in a small production in New York City which packed the tiny venue every show. He landed several roles immediately in independent films in New York, one short film about an aging super hero titled The Protector earned him "Best Actor in Show" in a small film festival. This inspired him to make the move to Hollywood where he began studying film acting at the Ivana Chubbuck studio in Hollywood. He has written, produced, and starred in a short film starring Michael Monks and Todd Bridges, and starred in a ground breaking horror film titled Hate Crime that created quite a stir in the horror genre. He can be seen in the lead role of Detective Howard in the feature film RIFT. Greg seems to have found a niche portraying characters that outwardly appear normal, but ultimately reveal a darker side. Greg continues to return to the stage in live theater as well and in his role of Jack Rossi, the powerful Hollywood producer in Michael Leoni's new play "Famous", he has been referred to as "Terrifying". Famous has been developed into a feature film scheduled for release in the fall. In Greg's latest project portraying Dr. Simon in the thriller No Second Chance he continues to delve deeper into the layers of complex characters.
Gregory Dean French
Gregory Dean French was born in Granite City Illinois. He is of Irish decent and a second generation American. He moved to Mayfield, Kentucky at age 16. Gregory's first taste of being in front of the camera was as Savior Walker on Season 8 of The Walking Dead. Where he realized his passion for acting. And is now perusing a career in the film industry.
