Grayson Hall Overview:

Actress, Grayson Hall, was born Shirley Grossman on Sep 18, 1922 in Philadelphia, PA. Hall died at the age of 62 on Aug 7, 1985 in unknown, New York .

HONORS and AWARDS:

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Although Hall was nominated for one Oscar, she never won a competitive Academy Award.

Academy Awards

YearAwardFilm nameRoleResult
1964Best Supporting ActressThe Night of the Iguana (1964)Judith FellowesNominated
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Grayson Hall Quotes:

Iggy: Hey, it was a quarter million, wasn't it?
Margaret Miller: [Margaret Miller, gagged, shook her head, no]
Iggy: Two hundred grand?
Margaret Miller: [Margaret Miller, gagged, shook her head, no again]
Iggy: Not one lousy hundred and sixty?
Margaret Miller: [Margaret Miller, gagged, nodded her head, yes this time]


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First husband Ted (Bradbart) Brooks, while an actor, is no relation to the Conrad Brooks listed on this site.

Perhaps the greatest testament to her talent and appeal is that when she was first cast on TV's enormously popular supernatural soap opera "Dark Shadows" (1966) as Dr. Julia Hoffman, who tries to cure Barnabas Collins of being a vampire, the original intention was to have Barnabas kill her character off within a few weeks. However, Hall proved to be so effective in the role that those plans were changed, and she remained with the series for entire run.

Her husband, Sam Hall, was hired as a writer on "Dark Shadows" (1966) after producer Dan Curtis attended a party at the Halls' home, and asked Sam to come and write for the show. She had been acting on the show for several months at that time.

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