Grady Seymour
Grady Seymour is an actor, known for Itsy Bitsy (2019).
Grady Sutton
Grady Sutton was born in Chattanooga, Tennessee. He arrived in California in 1924. He got his first break in Hollywood from director William A. Seiter who used him as an extra in The Mad Whirl (1925) starring May McAvoy. Grady remained a Hollywood staple for the next 55 years. He specialized in playing naive, slightly befuddled young men and country bumpkins, adding comedic bits to many films. His most famous association came from appearing in four movies with W.C. Fields: The Pharmacist (1933), Man on the Flying Trapeze (1935), You Can't Cheat an Honest Man (1939) and The Bank Dick (1940). He can also be seen in such classics as My Man Godfrey (1936), Stage Door (1937), Alexander's Ragtime Band (1938), The Angels Wash Their Faces (1939), Anchors Aweigh (1945), White Christmas (1954) and A Star Is Born (1954). He was also a regular on The Egg and I (1951) and The Pruitts of Southampton (1966) television series. In total, he appeared in over 200 feature films and short subjects spanning 1924 to 1979. His final film appearance was in Rock 'n' Roll High School (1979). In 1994 he moved to the Motion Picture and Television Home and Hospital in Woodland Hills, California where he died September 17, 1995, of natural causes.
Grady Wells
Grady Wells is known for Knucklebones (2016).
Grady Wilson
Grady Wilson is known for The Iron Claw (2023).
Grae Burton
Grae Burton is known for Creep (2017), Hunt for the Wilderpeople (2016) and Underbelly: Land of the Long Green Cloud (2011).
Grae Fernandez
Grae Fernandez is an actor, known for Ang probinsyano (2015), Spirits: Reawaken (2018) and S.P.A.R.K. (2019).
Grae Marino
Grae Marino was born November 16th, the youngest of 5 kids to a father who was a WWII vet, and was also a former bass vocalist for two world renowned gospel a capella groups in the 1930s and 40s. Her mother a loving, bubbly, and inspiring force in her life, despite going blind at two and a half years old, studied music growing up. Having been raised in musical household it was no surprise, when Grae begin singing along with hymns at 10 months old. Grae first became enchanted with acting by watching Shirley Temple films with her father. By the age of 3, Grae participated in theatre, musical theatre, and community and church functions that also had her singing and dancing. Her favorite thing to do as a child was to visit nursing homes and sing for those who were there, as well as going fishing with her family. At 9 years old due to the success of a play, she received a ballet scholarship directly from the dance school's director. She is formally trained in film, television, theatre, and commercials. In 2013, she wrote and directed her first film, Ye of Little Faith, to dedicate to her mother. Grae has since then written and directed several short films. She has worked with Disney, Credit Karma, Universal, Hallmark, NBC, and many other companies. Her other passions include dancing, strategic games, working with children, and helping others. More than anything she loves making people smile and laugh, and uplifting them. Grae's mother has always told her to 'Be a Light', and that's exactly what she is out to do.
Grae Minors
Grae Minors is an actor, known for Fir (2020), Clock and Labor, Lies and Murder (2022).
Graeden Ambrose
Graeden Ambrose is known for The Man from the Rio Grande.
Graem Beddoes
Graem Beddoes is a Vancouver based actor and writer best known for his work on The 100 (2014) and feature film credits including Horns (2013) and Cut Bank (2014). His most recent credits include UnREAL (2015), Hell on Wheels (2011), and a recurring role on The Whispers (2015). A small bit of trivia from his early career is that he may be one of the only actors to have died twice in one season of Supernatural (2005).