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Peter Graves Passes

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That's sad. I always liked his acting. R.I.P.

In his honor, this post will self destruct in 30 seconds....... :pop4: ;)
 
Yea.................he was one of the good ones.

I had no idea his older brother was James Arness ( Matt Dillon in Gunsmoke)
 
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He's one of the old school actors whom you never heard a peep about his private life or his private thoughts. He just did his job and presumed that's all we really cared about.

Be nice if the younger ones would take a page from his book.

Class man!

Ken
 
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Ken Stallings said:
He's one of the old school actors whom you never heard a peep about his private life or his private thoughts. He just did his job and presumed that's all we really cared about.

Be nice if the younger ones would take a page from his book.

Class man!

Ken
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Since we never heard about his private life, I was not surprised, but had not realized it until I read that he married his present wife in 1950. They had three daughters and remained married the rest of their lives together.

On this he is quoted, "Hollywood or New York ... can be very flighty and dangerous places to live, but the good grounding we had in the Midwest ethic I think helped us all our lives."

Like I said, many others in Hollywood can take a page from that example. :engel016:

Ken
 
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