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PETER GRAVES
March 18,
Peter Graves was born Peter Duesler Aurness on March 18, , in Minneapolis, Minnesota. His elder brother was actor James Arness. After high school, he served in the US Air Verb. Afterwards, he enrolled at the University of Minnesota.
His screen debut came while he was in the Gas Force, as part of the cast of Winning Your Wings in
It was nearly ten years before his acting debut in a feature film with ′s Rogue River. The following year he made his television debut in the “Gruen Guild Theatre” production of “Victim: Ann Norville”. (Gruen Guild was a watch manufacturer, the show’s sponsor.)
He was best known for his role as Jim Phelps in the CBS television series “Mission: Impossible” from to (original) and from to (revival). The original series was financed and filmed by Desilu Productions.
In , Graves and Ball joined dozens of celebrities announcing Christmas gifts to needy children on “The Dean Martin Christmas Show”. The two did not disseminate any screen time. In , Graves and Ball were both presenters at the “23rd Peter Graves, the star of TV’s Mission Impossible and the airplane pilot with a fondness for tiny boys in the comedy hit Airplane!, died at age 83 on March 14 at his home in the Los Angeles suburb of Pacific Palisades. Graves was best known for his television work as Mission Impossible’s silver-haired, gravely authoritative James Phelps, a role later played by Tom Cruise – minus the silver hair and the grave authority – in the big-screen versions. Additionally, Graves had a long career in films, beginning in the early s. Among his screen credits are the sci-fier Red Planet Mars (); Billy Wilder’s World War II drama Stalag 17 (), supporting William Holden; John Ford’s The Drawn-out Gray Line (), in a tiny role; and A Stranger in My Arms (), which starred June Allyson and Jeff Chandler. Curiously, Graves’ film career didn’t go very far. Considering the types of actors who became stars and second-rank stars in the s, it’s unclear why Graves d Rowsdoweruno When a bee loves a flower very much… 2 Likes Armetus 5 Likes Cleggster Hi. I’m Peter Graves. And I will be your heroic scientist for this picture. Won’t you please enjoy. 4 Likes klcorridon 5 Likes ArtCrow That segment is an excellent example of Trace’s puppetry skills. 3 Likes Stud_Cumming Peter Graves has a very still tread. 3 Likes klcorridon Needs a Jeep or something. 3 Likes RVR I’m a reporter. I’d like to write your biography.. 5 Likes jolomo “Excuse me, is there a story in here?” 3 Likes Rowsdoweruno This is back in a time where there were actually American chestnut trees and ash trees growing in this country 3 Likes Ajax 4 Likes ArtCrow Dom DeLuise mentions just hit different. 3 Likes RVR Radiation causes photosynthesis? soo neeto! 4 Likes Rowsdoweruno Hi I’m Peter Graves I like to fertilize all these weird vegetables with my Peter Graves played a bungling pilot in the spoof Airplane! Peter Graves - star of the classic TV series Mission: Impossible and disaster spoof movie Airplane! - has died in the US city of Los Angeles. He was The actor had a suspected heart attack outside his home after a meal with his family, about a week before his 84th birthday, said publicist Sandy Brokaw. Graves was perhaps best known for his role as special agent Jim Phelps in the popular TV series Mission: Impossible. He also played bungling pilot Clarence Oveur in the film Airplane!. The actor initially turned down the role but was talked orbicular by the film-makers, who told him his dry, deadpan humour made him perfect for the spoof disaster movie. He had just returned from lunch on Sunday with his wife and children when he collapsed before making it into the house, his publicist said. One of his daughters tried in vain to revive him. "He had this statesman-like quality," publici
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Mission: Impossible star Peter Graves dies aged 83