Gordon Anderson(I)

Actor

Former off-Broadway performer turned sculptor. He developed his stage craft at the American Academy of Dramatic Arts and picked up a Theatre World Award nomination for his role as Philip Armitage in the Martinique Theatre's 1966 production of "Until the Monkey Comes" (a piece by Venable Herndon). Anderson also designed fashions and provided voiceover work for films. Best known to the reading public as the widower of screen star Sondra Locke, whom he wed in 1967.

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Known for

A Reflection of Fear

5.8

Aaron(voice)

1972

Ratboy

3.9

Ratboy(voice)

1986

The 41st Annual Academy Awards

8.0

TV Special

Self - Audience Member

1969

Credits

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Actor

Ratboy
3.9
- Ratboy (voice)
- 1986
A Reflection of Fear
5.8
- Aaron (voice)
- 1972

Personal details

Born
- August 2, 1944
- Morrilton, Arkansas, USA
Spouse
- Sondra LockeSeptember 25, 1967 - November 3, 2018 (her death)
Children
- No Children
Parents
Relatives
Other works
Stage play: Until the Monkey Comes - playing Philip Armitage, at Martinique Theatre, New York, New York
Publicity listings
- 2 Articles

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Trivia
According to Locke's death certificate obtained by The Associated Press, she and Anderson were still legally married when she died and residing at the same address. She bequeathed him a fortune estimated at $20 million.

Quotes
[on Clint Eastwood] Clint is a sociopath; I don't think there is another explanation for the way he treats everyone. He cares for no one. I know it's a hard thing to accept but he's completely unevolved as a human being; he believes in nothing - he's a zero. I'm sorry to be so blunt, but that is it. He needs therapy.

Nickname
- Hob

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