Trivia

Was married twice. Had four daughters, Teri-Ann, Topni, Cheryl and Bonnie, from his first marriage to Marjorie Hoover, a high-school sweetheart.

Character actor and occasional lead of the 1940's and 50's. Owned 'The Swing' nightclub in Studio City, California, during the 1960's and 70's. In later years became a peace activist.

Accomplished carpenter.

Was once considered to replace Johnny Weissmuller in the Tarzan film series. He lost out to Lex Barker.

Went into business running a Hollywood gym in the late 1940s with his friend and assistant, actor/stuntman Duke York. He later hoped to produce a series of two-reel comedies starring York it never got off the ground. The 43-year-old York committed suicide in 1952 by gunshot.

Had a brother Harvey. Both were bodybuilders and started the Easton Gym in Hollywood, a name still used today.

Was an avid nudist after his movie career was over, a member at several nudist colonies.

Played football at Oakland (California) Junior College.

According to Laura Wagner's article on Greg in Films of the Golden Age, Summer 2104 issue, Greg was awarded the title "The Body Beautiful of 1946" by the Pin-Up Girls of America, Inc. In later years he and second wife Joyce ran a swingers bar in Studio City called The Swing.