- Born
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- Birth nameStewart Vincent Moss
- Stewart Moss was born on November 27, 1937 in Chicago, Illinois, USA. He was an actor and writer, known for The Bat People (1974), Star Trek (1966) and Black Sheep Squadron (1976). He was married to Marianne McAndrew. He died on September 13, 2017 in Walla Walla, Washington, USA.
- SpouseMarianne McAndrew(August 3, 1968 - September 13, 2017) (his death)
- ParentsJohn Daniel MossViolet Floriarose Gentile
- RelativesVictoria D Moss(Sibling)John Daniel Moss Jr.(Sibling)Paul Gentile Moss(Sibling)
- Worked with his wife, Marianne McAndrew, on the movie The Bat People (1974).
- Trained for the stage, working on and off Broadway, appearing in 64 productions in total.
- Born and raised in Chicago, Illinois, to an Irish father and an Italian mother.
- His life-long hobby was photography.
- Following his graduation from Marquette University, Stewart went on to study on a full scholarship for a year at Yale University Drama School in New Haven, Connecticut.
- "I do more writing and directing now. TV doesn't make as many demands of actors these days, but when I do work it is like a paid vacation. Acting though is a ridiculous way to make a living, unless you are a star, whatever that is. I've been lucky enough to have made a good living as an actor for over 25 years." (from a 1988 interview)
- (Of his role in Star Trek) I remember that I killed myself with a butter knife. I think I was the only actor in the history of television who has died that way.
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