Bob McGrath(1932-2022)

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Bob McGrath est né le 13 juin 1932 dans l'Illinois, États-Unis. Il était acteur. Il est connu pour 1, rue Sésame (1969), Suivez cet oiseau (1985) et Sesame Street, Special (1988). Il était marié à Ann Logan Sperry. Il est mort le 4 décembre 2022 dans le New Jersey, États-Unis.

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1, rue Sésame
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Série télévisée
- performer: "The People In Your Neighborhood", "A Sibling"
- performer: "At Your Library"
- performer: "People in Your Neighborhood" ...
- 1969–1990
Sesame Street, Special
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Téléfilm
- performer: "Who Are the People in Your Neighborhood?", "Sing Your Synonyms"
- 1988
Sing Along
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Vidéo
- performer: "John Jacob Jingleheimer Schmidt", "Stand Up and Pinch Your Nose", "The Alphabet Song", "Cheer Up", "Old McDonald Had a Farm", "What's the Name of That Song?" (non crédité)
- 1987
I'm Glad I'm Me
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Vidéo
- performer: "The Ankle, the Shoulder, and the Knee"
- 1986
A Special Sesame Street Christmas
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Téléfilm
- performer: "It's the Thought That Counts", "Christmas Morning", "Tomorrow", "If Just One Person Believes In You" (non crédité)
- 1978
Christmas Eve on Sesame Street
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Téléfilm
- performer: "True Blue Miracle", "Keep Christmas With You"
- 1978

Site officiel
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Date de naissance
- 13 juin 1932
- Ottawa, Illinois, États-Unis
Date de décès
- 4 décembre 2022
- New Jersey, États-Unis(accident vasculaire cérébral)
Conjoint
- Ann Logan Sperry14 juin 1958 - 4 décembre 2022 (son décès, 5 enfants)
Autres œuvres
For many years was a host of the Telemiracle telethons hosted in Saskatchewan, Canada beginning in the mid-1970s.
Annonces publicitaires
- 2 Articles

Anecdotes
His two favorite Sesame Street moments are the sequence from "Christmas Eve on Sesame Street" that spoofs "The Gift of the Magi" and the scene from the 1983 episode in which the adults explained Mr. Hooper's death to Big Bird.

Citations
[on 'Sesame Street] It's nothing short of an extraordinary show. When I got hired, I started thinking, 'Hmmm, I'm not really an actor. I wonder what I'm going to be doing?' It was interesting. I kept saying, 'Who am I supposed to be?' I told my wife, 'They're not going to pay me just for going in and being myself for 130 shows'. They did make me the music teacher. I come out of that background, and I'd taught music to kids before. Finally they said, 'We don't want you to be anybody but yourself'. And that was pretty much true of anyone in the original cast and those they hired later.