Spalding Gray

About Spalding Gray

Birth Day: June 5, 1941
Birth Place: Providence, RI
Died On: Jan 11, 2004 (age 62)
Birth Sign: Gemini

Spalding Gray Net Worth

Spalding Gray was born on June 5, 1941 in Providence, RI. American actor and writer whose autobiographical monologue, "Swimming to Cambodia," received widespread acclaim and was adapted into a 1987 film. He also wrote and performed several one-man shows, including "Monster in a Box" and "Gray's Anatomy."
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💰Spalding Gray Net worth: 5 Million

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About

American actor and Writer whose autobiographical monologue, "Swimming to Cambodia," received widespread acclaim and was adapted into a 1987 film. He also wrote and performed several one-man shows, including "Monster in a Box" and "Gray's Anatomy."

Before Fame

He attended Emerson College and later moved to San Francisco, where he became a poetry Teacher at the Esalen Institute. In 1970, he became a member of The Performance Group, an experimental theatrical troupe helmed by Richard Schechner.

Trivia

His "Swimming to Cambodia" monologue earned him both a Guggenheim Fellowship and a National Book Award.

Family Life

He married his first wife, Renee Shafransky, in 1991. His decade-long marriage to second wife, Kathleen Russo, ended with his 2004 suicide. He had two sons, Forrest and Theo.

Associated With

He appeared in the movie, Kate & Leopold, starring Hugh Jackman.