GREG JOSEPH/Actor, Writer

Home Town City:

Kansas City

Hometown State:

Mo.

Current Location City :

Glendale

Current Location State:

Arizona

About Me:

Actor, writer, former newspaper reporter/editor/TV columnist, teacher.

BA with honors in Speech & Theatre, University of Missouri-Kansas City, Woodrow Wilson Teaching Fellow nominee. SAG since 1970.

Range: cops to cowboys, homeless men to U.S. Secretary of State. Good guys, bad guys, bad good guys, good bad guys.

Have lived and worked in Hollywood. Returned to acting professionally full-time in 1997.

During former parallel life as writer/reporter, assignments often dovetailed with my acting, including supplying gags for comics including Johnny Carson on "The Tonight Show" and profiling luminaries from Jimmy Stewart, Ted "Dr. Seuss" Geisel and playwright Neil Simon to dancer choreographer Mikhail Baryshnikov.

For further photo, resume and bio data, please see IMDb, The (Academy) Players Directory, Now Casting, Actors Access, Back Stage and SAG iActor.

Website 1:

http://www.nowcasting.com/gregjoseph

MySpace

http://www.myspace.com/gregjoseph1

IMDB

http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0430595

Agency / Representation 1

Ford/Robert Black Agency

Agency / Representation 2

matte@fordrba.com

What industry function are you involved in?

Production

What is your profession or specialization?

Actor

How did you find out about FilMixer?

Word of Mouth

Favorite Movie:

The Third Man

Favorite Director:

Frank Capra

Favorite Writer:

Mark Twain

Favorite Actor:

James Stewart

Favorite TV Show:

Midsomer Murders

Favorite Magazine:

TIME

Favorite Album:

The LA Philharmonic Playing Gershwin's "Rhapsody in Blue" at the Hollywood Bowl

Favorite Music Artist:

Nat King Cole, Frank Sinatra

Favorite Song:

No Other Love, Smile, The Christmas Song, I Have Dreamed

Are you a Gamer?

No

Approximately how many hours a week do you average?

0 to 3 hours

Game Space?

Online

Favorite Comic or Comic Book Hero

Archie

Favorite Novel

In Cold Blood

Favorite Author

David McCullough