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Roscoe Orman

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Roscoe Orman

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  • Thought to have been deceased by fans, he is alive and well. On August 8, 2002, news had spread that an actor who played Gordon on 1, rue Sésame (1969) had died. This news led many to think it was Orman, but in fact it was actually talented writer and actor Matt Robinson, who originated the role in 1969. (August 2002)
  • His on screen son was played by his real life son Miles Orman.
  • In addition to his 4 children with Sharon Joiner-Orman, he also had a daughter Kalah from another relationship in the late 1980s.
  • Former partner of Sharon Joiner-Orman (1970-2010). They had four children together but never legally married.
  • His son Miles Orman played forward on the basketball team of Marist College.
  • Performed at the Delaware Theatre Company (Wilmington, Delaware) in a production Alfred Uhry's "Driving Miss Daisy" with Louisa Flanigam and Scott Wakefield. (March 2007)

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