Biography

Gerald Rowe(1931-2003)

Actor

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Gerald Rowe was born on 12 December 1931 in Harvey, Illinois, USA. He was an actor, known for Le Toboggan de la mort (1977), Broken (2004) and Dracula's Widow (1988). He was married to Marty McGaw. He died on 9 April 2003 in Norfolk, Virginia, USA.

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Known for

Henry Fonda, Timothy Bottoms, George Segal, Susan Strasberg, and Richard Widmark in Le Toboggan de la mort (1977)

Le Toboggan de la mort

6.3

Wayne Moore

1977

Broken (2004)

4.4

God(as G.F. Rowe)

2004

Dracula's Widow (1988)

Dracula's Widow

4.1

Lou(as G.F. Rowe)

1988

Andy Griffith in Matlock (1986)

7.1

TV Series

Judge Kellogg(as G.F. Rowe)

Credits

Actor

Dossiers FBI
7.9
TV Series
- Reenactment Actor (as G.F. Rowe)
- 2005
Broken
4.4
- God (as G.F. Rowe)
- 2004
The Prosecutors: In Pursuit of Justice
7.8
TV Series
- (as G.F. Rowe)
- 2001
The New Detectives: Case Studies in Forensic Science
7.8
TV Series
- George James Trepal
- Coroner (as G.F. Rowe)
- 1997–1998
Matlock
7.1
TV Series
- Judge Kellogg (as G.F. Rowe)
- 1993
Dracula's Widow
4.1
- Lou (as G.F. Rowe)
- 1988
Mission danger à Bucarest
6.0
TV Mini Series
- French Ambassador (as G.F. Rowe)
- 1988
Another Life
7.3
TV Series
- Walter McGovern (as G.F. Rowe)
- 1981
Les prémonitions de Sheila
5.4
TV Movie
- (as Gerry Rowe)
- 1979
Le Toboggan de la mort
6.3
- Wayne Moore
- 1977
Le bal des maudits
7.1
- Messenger (uncredited)
- 1958

Personal details

Alternative names
- G.F. Rowe
Born
- December 12, 1931
- Harvey, Illinois, USA
Died
- April 9, 2003
- Norfolk, Virginia, USA(cancer)
Spouse
- Marty McGaw
Other works
1976: played King Henry II in a stage production of "The Lion in Winter" in Norfolk, Virginia. His wife Marty McGaw played Eleanor of Aquitaine.

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Nicknames
- Jerry Rowe
- Gerry Rowe

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