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“I was sent a copy of the script, read it, went in and met with the people who were producing it, and that was that. I was the first one cast in the show.”
And about being married to Delta (Burke) he says during this interview, held by The Smashing Interviews magazine while talking to Melissa Parker:
“We are (happy). People are always amazed and they talk about the way we still hold hands or I’ll touch her face and snuggle with her. We’ve been married for 21 years and it still seems normal to me. It’s odd to me that people remark about it.”
Read the full interview here:
Veteran TV Actor stars in new NBC spy series Undercovers
Source: www.smashinginterviews.com
Gerald McRaney Comes Home To Mississippi
Tue Mar 2, - KOAT - Albuquerque
Actor Gerald McRaney returns home to Mississippi. The movie and sitcom star spent the morning touring The Mississippi School of the Arts in Brookhaven. His trip to the school comes on the heels of…
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Just stumbled across a website with many screenshots and promo pictures of movies with Gerald McRaney.
Enjoy more than 60 photos, here at cinema.de
Tony Awards 2009
“God of Carnage” won the TONY for the Best Play - but who was YOUR favorite man on stage?
I bet it was Gerald McRaney announcing “Dividing the Estate” together with Hallie Foote:
Mackie visits Europe?!
For his new role in Red Tails, Gerald McRaney will have to come to Europe!
According to www.imdb.com the plot is about the Tuskegee Airmen, the first African-American pilots to fly in a combat squadron during World War II.
The HOLLYWOOD REPORTER says:
Gerald McRaney is joining the cast of Lucasfilm’s “Red Tails,” director Anthony Hemingway’s film about the Tuskegee Airmen, which is to shoot in Europe. He will play General Luntz, the officer who assigns the Red Tails as bomber escorts during missions over Nazi held territory.
The film, starring Terrence Howard and Cuba Gooding, Jr., was written by John Ridley from a story by George Lucas and is being produced by Rick McCallum and Charles Floyd Johnson with Lucas as exec producer.
McRaney, repped by Stone-Manners Agency, recently completed the indie feature “Get Low” as well as the season finale of CBS’
