Lex Gigeroff(1962-2011)

Writer
Actor
Director

Lex Gigeroff at an event for The Conclave (2006)

Lex Gigeroff was born on 29 June 1962 in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. He was a writer and actor, known for Lexx (1996), Benoit (2010) and Buried on Sunday (1992). He died on 25 December 2011 in New Brunswick, Canada.

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Known for

Lexx

7.3

TV Series

Writer

Benoit

Short

Writer

2010

Buried on Sunday

6.2

1992

Nigel Bennett, Martha Burns, Shaun Clarke, Don Francks, Lex Gigeroff, Andy Jones, Chas Lawther, Ann-Marie MacDonald, Alan MacGillivray, Nancy Marshall, Michael McManus, Kelly-Ruth Mercier, Jennifer Overton, Robyn Stevan, Jim Swansburg, Glenn Wadman, Shelley Wenaus, and Adam Westerback in Paint Cans (1994)

Paint Cans

5.5

Oliver

1994

Credits

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Writer

Benoit
Short
- Writer
- 2010
Voices in Time
TV Series
- Writer
- 2006
The Adventures of the AfterMath Crew
TV Series
- writer
- 2003
Lexx
7.3
TV Series
- creator
- story department head
- writer ...
- 1996–2002
El mundo del Lundo
8.6
TV Movie
- Writer
- 1996

Actor

The Other Side of Charlie
Short
- Roger
- 2012
Skate Proof
6.6
- Joey Clams
- 2012
Bliss Carman: Divine Force of Nature
Video
- Charles GD Roberts
- 2011
The Night
3.5
- Police Chief
- 2011
Omaha Fly By
Short
- Tom
- 2011
Earwigs
Short
- Diplomat
- 2011
End of the Line
Short
- Butch
- 2010
The Editor
9.2
Short
- Preacher Joe
- 2010
Im A Dinosaur
TV Series
- T-Rex
- 2009–2010
Blood Shed
6.4
Short
- Maman (voice)
- 2008
Treevenge
7.3
Short
- Tree Lot Boss
- 2008
The Conclave
6.5
- Cardinal Isidore
- 2006
Olivier l'aventurier
6.2
TV Series
- Various (voice)
- 2002
Liography
6.4
TV Series
- Ziggy Murphy
- 2002
Lexx
7.3
TV Series
- Nozzle
- Moth Breeder
- Radio Moderator ...
- 1996–2002

Director

Personal details

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Alternative names
- Michael FitzGerald
Height
- 1.82 m
Born
- June 29, 1962
- Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Died
- December 25, 2011
- New Brunswick, Canada

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Trivia
Two characters from the Lexx (1996) series seem to be named after him: the Lexx ship itself and the she-cannibal Giggerota. This is not true, though. The name of the ship should have been Lex (latin for "law") but because there was a writer named Lex, they changed the name of the ship to Lexx - to avoid people thinking it was named after him.