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Greg Kramer
Greg Kramer
52 years (Jan 1, 1961 – Apr 8, 2013)
Hertfordshire, England
11 Movies
6 TV Shows

Greg Kramer

Wherever the work plays, Greg Kramer is a familiar face who has been carrying major titles for years. He appears in 'The Day After Tomorrow' too. The public profile has held for 31 years. '300' put the name in front of a global audience, as Ephor #1.
Wherever the work plays, Greg Kramer is a familiar face who has been carrying major titles for years. He appears in 'The Day After Tomorrow' too. The public profile has held for 31 years. '300' put the name in front of a global audience, as Ephor #1.
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Is Greg Kramer still alive?
Greg Kramer passed away on April 8, 2013 at age 52.
What are the most famous roles of Greg Kramer?
Greg Kramer is best known for roles in 300, The Day After Tomorrow, On the Road.
How many movies has Greg Kramer been in?
Over a 18-year career (since 1995), Greg Kramer has appeared in 11 movies and 6 TV shows.
What was Greg Kramer's first movie?
The career of Greg Kramer began with Goosebumps: Welcome to Camp Nightmare (1995).
What is Greg Kramer's most recent movie or series?
Greg Kramer's most recent release is On the Road, which premiered on May 22, 2012.
What TV shows has Greg Kramer appeared in?
On television, Greg Kramer has appeared in Goosebumps, Airwolf, Arthur, War of the Worlds.
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Greg Kramer
Greg Kramer
1961-01-01 · Hertfordshire, England

Greg Kramer (11 March 1961, Hertfordshire, England – 8 April 2013, Montreal, Quebec, Canada) was a British-Canadian actor, director, writer, and magician. He is best known as Ephor #1 in 300 (2006), RAF #2 in The Day After Tomorrow (2004), and Mississippi Gene in On the Road (2012). On television he was a regular on Forever Knight and Once a Thief, and voiced Nemo in Arthur (1999–2013). He was also a novelist and stage director, winning a Best Director MECCA Award for Cat on a Hot Tin Roof (2008). He was found dead in his Montreal apartment in April 2013; police ruled out foul play.

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