Raymond O'Connor(1952-2023)

Actor

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Raymond O'Connor

Sex, drugs and suicidal tendencies... HAPPY NEW YEAR! This ensemble driven dramedy revolves around an eccentric New Years Eve Party, where the Party-Goers are oblivious to the true atmosphere of pain amid the celebration of "life".

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Off the Ledge (2009)

Raymond O'Connor was born on 13 September 1952 in South Bronx, New York, USA. He was an actor, known for Rock (1996), Halloween 4 : Le Retour de Michael Myers (1988) and Et si c'était vrai... (2005). He died on 9 October 2023 in the USA.

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Known for

Nicolas Cage, Sean Connery, and Ed Harris in Rock (1996)

7.4

Park Ranger Bob

1996

George P. Wilbur in Halloween 4 : Le Retour de Michael Myers (1988)

Halloween 4 : Le Retour de Michael Myers

5.8

Security Guard

1988

Reese Witherspoon and Mark Ruffalo in Et si c'était vrai... (2005)

Et si c'était vrai...

6.7

Catholic Priest

2005

Billy Zane and Daniel J. Travanti in Megaville (1990)

3.8

Taylor

1990

Credits

Actor

The Hub
TV Short
- Mr. Jones
- 2016
The Usual
7.7
Short
- Maitre D'
- 2014
L.A. Noire
8.7
Video Game
- Harold Kirby (voice)
- 2011
Balls to the Wall
3.8
- Bernie Niles
- 2011
Off the Ledge
3.4
- Richard
- 2009
The Intervention
7.1
- Norman Gardy
- 2009
Diamonds and Guns
6.6
- Mr. Gretano
- 2008
Requins - L'armée des profondeurs
3.4
TV Movie
- George Banks
- 2008
Crazy
6.4
- Jimmy
- 2008
Saving Grace
7.6
TV Series
- Tendell Rusk
- 2007
La malédiction des sables
3.7
TV Movie
- Dale
- 2007
Love Made Easy
6.2
- Pellini
- 2006
Bottoms Up
2.3
Video
- Frank Peadman
- 2006
Malcolm
8.2
TV Series
- Al
- 2006
Les Experts
7.7
TV Series
- Salesman
- 2006

Videos1

Off The Ledge

Personal details

Alternative names
- Raymond O'Conner
Height
- 1.64 m
Born
- September 13, 1952
- South Bronx, New York, USA
Died
- October 9, 2023
- USA
Other works
TV commercial for Levi's Button Fly (199?)

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Trivia
He once appeared in a television commercial for a camera. It appeared to be so cheaply made that it did not even have sound, just a voice-over. He stood there holding the camera and had different facial expressions while the narration went on. Then near the end he spoke, which was a big surprise, contradicting the narrator. His first words were, "Actually, no.".

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