| Spalding Gray Born: 5-Jun-1941 Birthplace: Barrington, RI Died: 11-Jan-2004 Location of death: New York City Cause of death: Suicide
Gender: Male Religion: Atheist Race or Ethnicity: White Sexual orientation: Straight Occupation: Actor, Author Nationality: United States Executive summary: Swimming to Cambodia monologist While ostensibly an actor, Gray is best known for his monologues such as Swimming To Cambodia, which documents his experience in the film The Killing Fields. While vacationing in Ireland, Gray was in a serious automobile accident in 2001. The nature of his relationships is muddled in the press: it is not entirely clear if Gray has had two or three wives, or has two or three sons. In January 2004, his wife Russo reported Gray missing -- ominous because of two previous suicide attempts, one of which she and police talked him down from a bridge. Gray's body was recovered from the East River in New York City on 8 March 2004. Father: Rockwell Gray, Sr. (lived into his 80s) Mother: Margaret Elizabeth Horton Gray ("Elizabeth", d. 1967 suicide, age 52) Brother: Rockwell Gray, Jr. Brother: Channing Gray Girlfriend: Elizabeth LeCompte Wife: Renee Shafransky Wife: Ramona (was married when Forrest was born to girlfriend Kathy. div.) Wife: Kathie/Kathy Russo Son: Forrest (first child, to Kathy) Son: Theo (b. circa 1998) Son: Leo (second son, perhaps this is Theo)
University: Emerson College
Guggenheim Fellowship Suicide Attempt Long Island, NY (Oct-2002) Esalen Speaker Famous Missing Persons Autopsy Risk Factors: Claustrophobia, Depression, Dyslexia, Insomnia
FILMOGRAPHY AS ACTOR Kate & Leopold (25-Dec-2001) How High (17-Dec-2001) Revolution #9 (22-Apr-2001) Julie Johnson (26-Jan-2001) Coming Soon (17-Apr-1999) Bliss (14-Apr-1997) Glory Daze (27-Sep-1996) Gray's Anatomy (11-Sep-1996) Himself Diabolique (22-Mar-1996) Drunks (23-Aug-1995) Beyond Rangoon (24-May-1995) Bad Company (20-Jan-1995) The Paper (18-Mar-1994) Twenty Bucks (22-Oct-1993) King of the Hill (20-Aug-1993) The Pickle (30-Apr-1993) Monster in a Box (15-May-1992) Himself Straight Talk (03-Apr-1992) Beaches (21-Dec-1988) Clara's Heart (7-Oct-1988) Stars and Bars (18-Mar-1988) Swimming to Cambodia (Apr-1987) Himself True Stories (10-Oct-1986) Seven Minutes in Heaven (9-May-1985) The Killing Fields (2-Nov-1984)
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