Gerry Nelson
Gerry Nelson is an actor, known for The Abstract Heart (2015), Monday at 11:01 A.M. (2016) and The Wretched (2016).
Gerry O'Brien
Gerry O'Brien is a Irish actor known for famous films and TV series. His numerous film credits include "Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest", "Lassie", "King Arthur", "Veronica Guerin", and "The Old Curiosity Shop". He also has enjoyed an impressive array of television credits. His work may be seen in "Mystic Knights of Tir na Nog", "Holby City", "Trouble in Paradise", and "The Tudors". Gerry has also worked as a professional actor on the Irish theatrical stage since 1970. Has performed at the Gate and Abbey Theaters in Dublin and for the National Broadcaster (RTE) in both radio and television dramas since the 1980's. Many know Gerry's familiar and classical voice since he is also one of the U.K.'s leading voice-over English speaking artists. A fine artist with great strength of character and remarkable sensitivity.
Gerry Pearson
Gerry Pearson is an actor and writer, known for Mrs. Krantz Bakes Great Cookies (2016), The Second Time Around (2016) and Damien (2016).
Gerry Pike
Gerry Pike was born on August 9, 1959 in New Zealand. He is an actor and writer.
Gerry Quigley
Gerry Quigley was born in Amherst, Nova Scotia, Canada. He is an actor and writer, known for A History of Violence (2005), eXistenZ (1999) and Cinderella Man (2005).
Gerry Rafferty
Singer/songwriter Gerry Rafferty was born on April 16, 1947 in Paisley, Scotland. He was the third son of Irish miner and lorry driver Joseph Rafferty and Rafferty's Scottish wife Mary Skeffington. His abusive alcoholic father died when Gerry was only sixteen. Rafferty grew up in a council house on the town's Glenburn estate and attended St. Mirin's Academy. Inspired by his Scottish mother who taught him both Irish and Scottish folk songs and the music of Bob Dylan and the Beatles, Gerry started writing his own material. In 1963 he left St. Mirin's Academy and worked in a butcher's shop and as a civil service clerk while also playing with the local group Maverix on weekends. In the mid 60s Rafferty earned money busking on the London Underground. In 1966 he met fellow musician Joe Egan; they were both members of the pop band the Fifth Column. In 1969 Gerry became the third member of the folk-pop outfit the Humblebums which also featured comedian Billy Connelly. Rafferty and Connelly recorded two well-received albums on the Transatlantic label as a duo. In 1972 Gerry released his first solo album "Can I Have My Money Back?". That same year Egan and Rafferty formed the group Stealers Wheel. Stealers Wheel had a huge hit with the jaunty and witty song "Stuck in the Middle with You," which peaked at #6 on the Billboard pop charts. Stealers Wheel had a lesser Top 40 hit with "Star" ten months later and eventually broke up in 1975. In 1978 Gerry hit pay dirt with his second solo album "City to City," which soared to #1 on the Billboard album charts and sold over five million copies worldwide. The album also beget the hit song "Baker Street;" this haunting and poetic ballad was an international smash that went to #2 in America, #3 in the United Kingdom, #1 in Australia, and #9 in the Netherlands. Rafferty's third album "Night Owl" likewise did well. Moreover, Gerry had additional impressive chart successes with the songs "Right Down the Line," "Home and Dry," "Days Gone Down," and "Get It Right Next Time." Alas, a handful of albums Rafferty recorded throughout the 80s and 90s all proved to be commercial flops. Gerry sang the vocal on the song "The Way It Always Starts" for the soundtrack of the movie "Local Hero." Rafferty was married to Carla Ventilla from 1970 to 1990. He recorded his last album "Another World" in 2000 and released the compilation CD "Life Goes On" in 2009. Unfortunately, Gerry had problems with alcoholism that directly contributed to his untimely death at age 63 from liver failure on January 4, 2011; he's survived by his daughter Martha, granddaughter Celia, and brother Jim.
Gerry Robert Byrne
Gerry is a Producer, Production Manager, Actor best known for The People vs Larry Flynt, Man on the Moon, Gangs of New York, Brokeback Mountain, and Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind. Upon graduating from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Gerry worked as a Producer, Director and on-air talent for the North Carolina Public Television Network, contributing to PBS's National Program Service. Since moving to New York City in 1979 Gerry has steadily worked in the motion picture industry.
Gerry Robertson
Gerry Robertson is known for Haeundae (2009) and Flea (2018).
Gerry Rose
Gerry is a former Marine and MMA Fighter who transitioned into acting in his late 20's. His passion for acting led him to change his undergraduate major to Theatre and attend graduate school for Performance: Acting. After 15 Years of success in Theatre, Gerry re-focused his training on Film and TV acting. Supporting roles on Showtime, Hallmark and numerous Film projects have reinforced his love for the craft and push him to train even harder. A delicious villain currently training with firearms and competing in Jujitsu or a comic distraction specializing in pratfalls; Gerry is ready to embrace his next project and share amazing stories with the world.
Gerry Shanahan
Gerry Shanahan was born in Waterford City. He moved to Navan Co. Meath at an early age. He started his acting career in 2001. He is the holder of a Private Pilots license and is an American Kenpo Karate Black Belt instructor. He trained at the Gaeity School of Acting in Dublin and the Irish Film Actors studio in Ireland run by John Cantwell. He also trained in the USA with Margie Haber, Crystal Carson and Mark W. Travis. He has appeared with many leading talents including: Donald Sutherland, Geoffrey Rush, Niamh Cusack and Gerard McSorley. He also writes and directs.