Biography

Until the age of 5, Grayson was convinced by his next door neighbor that he was an alien. Once the disappointment had passed that he lacked extra-terrestrial talents, Gray (as he is known to human friends & family) was exposed to professional acting and theater by his mother, who had stints on The Green Hornet, Ozzie & Harriet, and The Patty Duke Show.

Always up for adventure, Gray navigated an eventful adolescence that included being pulled over naked after a Pink Floyd concert and hunting a neighborhood alligator in a plastic pool raft. Now safe and sound in adulthood, Grayson has taken acting cues from great performances like Peter O'Toole in Lawrence of Arabia, Martin Sheen in Apocalypse Now, and Alec Guinness in The Bridge on the River Kwai.

Recently, Grayson received a lot of positive feedback for his Guest Star turn as "Sparky", a dog-track vagrant and self-professed "dog whisperer," on his favorite all-time show, It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia. He also recently took a fun turn as drug runner Jake Penson in Netflix's The Gringo Hunters. While bad guys seem to be coming fairly steadily and Gray loves playing baddies he looks forward to the next role that shows his range and versatility.

Never a fan of waiting for the phone to ring, Grayson recently Produced, Starred, and Directed, two feature films: "Where Fireflies Dance" (Writer Director), released August 7, 2026, and "Carlton Taylor Has: Major Problems" (Producer Co Lead), releasing October 9, 2026 onto major platforms, both distributed by Freestyle Digital Media. He continues to develop "Passion Projects" by creatives who need help getting from script-to-screen, Directing, Producing, Writing, Hosting, and even Performing when necessary.

A traveling man by nature, Gray continues to walk the earth in search of Nirvana, or, at the very least, good craft service.
- IMDb mini biography by: Thomas Ryan Ward