Eric Christmas(1916-2000)

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Ed e sua Mãe Morta (1993)

Eric Christmas nasceu o 19 de março de 1916 em Londres, Inglaterra. Era ator e foi conhecido pelo seu trabalho em Porky's - A Casa do Amor e do Riso (1981), Ensina-me a Viver (1971) e Um Ratinho Encrenqueiro (1997). Foi casado com Donelda (Donna) Marion Neufeld, Patricia E. Pottier e Marcia J. (Marcy) Mattox. Morreu o 22 de julho de 2000 em Camarillo, Califórnia, EUA.

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Altura
- 1,65 m
Nascido(a) em
- 19 de março de 1916
- Londres, Inglaterra, Reino Unido
Falecido(a) em
- 22 de julho de 2000
- Camarillo, Califórnia, EUA(morte natural)
Cônjuges
Outros trabalhos
Two Gentlemen of Verona (1958). Comedy. Written by William Shakespeare. Featuring songs by Louis Applebaum. Dance arrangements by Tom Brown. Directed by Michael Langham. Phoenix Theatre: 18 Mar 1958- 20 Apr 1958 (28 performances). Cast: Eric Berry (as "Thurio"), Lloyd Bochner (as "Protheus, One of the Two Gentlemen"), Helen Burns (as "Lucetta/Lady"), Douglas Campbell (as "Duke of Milan, Father to Silvia"), Eric Christmas (as "Sir Eglamour") [Broadway debut], Bill Cole (as "Artist/Well-Bred Outlaw"), Julian Flett (as "Sailor/Flunkey"), John Gardiner (as "Well-Bred Outlaw/Sailor/Flunkey"), Bruno Gerussi (as "Launce, Servant to Protheus"), Amelia Hall (as "Hostess of the Inn/Lady"), Eric House (as "Valentine, One of the Two Gentlemen"), Diana Maddox (as "Silvia"), Roberta Maxwell (as "Ursula/Maid to Silvia"), George McCowan (as "Antonio/Father to Protheus/Low-class Brigand"), Ann Morrish (as "Julia"), Douglas Rain (as "Speed/Servant to Valentine"), Gladys Richards (as "Lady"), Lois Shaw (as "Lady"), Powys Thomas (as "Panthino/Servant to Antonio/Well-Bred Outlaw/Officer"), Jeremy Wilkin (as "Low-class Brigand/Officer/Sailor"). Produced by The Phoenix Theatre (T. Edward Hambleton: Co-Founder and Managing Director. Norris Houghton: Co-Founder).

Curiosidades
He was also the father of Stephen Christmas, born in London, England, February 12, 1947. Haemophilia B was first diagnosed in Stephen when he was five, and the disease was first named Christmas disease after the boy. Stephen was treated with blood transfusions and other blood products throughout his life, and eventually was infected with HIV, which killed him in December 1993.