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Actress, Grand L. Bush, was born Grand Lee Bush on Dec 24, 1955 in Los Angeles, CA. As of December 2025, Grand L. Bush was 70 years old.

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Grand L. Bush Facts
Grand continues to mourn the passing of his best friend, writer/producer Nicholas Corea. Their relationship began with "The Incredible Hulk" (1978). Grand played a bad guy and still laughs at the memory of his mother, Essie, rooting for the Hulk as it ripped her son's character to shreds. Nick brought Grand along with him on quite a few projects, including The Renegades (1982) (TV), opposite Patrick Swayze; "Airwolf" (1984) opposite Jan-Michael Vincent; "Outlaws" (1986) opposite Rod Taylor; and "Renegade" (1992) opposite Lorenzo Lamas. While Nick was dying of cancer in 1999, he wrote for Grand "Brothers in Arms", an installment that is still considered to be one of the best episodes of "Walker, Texas Ranger
On November 20, 2007, Grand helped director/producer Penny Marshall, Reachback LA and the Mark Wahlberg Youth Foundation hand out five-star dinners to nearly 600 at-risk youth and their families in Watts, CA.
Grand was invited to participate in the 2007 Celebrity Golf Classic, hosted by Donald Trump. Others lending their celebrity to the Salvation Army benefit included Mark Wahlberg, Marcus Allen and Reggie Jackson.
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