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Gerald McRaney: Biography, Latest News & Videos

  • Birth Name: Gerald Lee McRaney
  • Birth Place: Collins, MS
  • Date of Birth / Zodiac Sign: 08/19/1947, Leo
  • Profession: Actor; producer; director; writer
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VIDEO: All In

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All In
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Length: 45:00
Aired: 5/14/2009

A cache of missing chips from a closed down casino turn up in Vegas and a string of murders follow, leading Langston to use deadly force for the first time in his career as a CSI. watch

VIDEO: All In [HD]

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All In [HD]
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Length: 45:00
Aired: 5/14/2009

A cache of missing chips from a closed down casino turn up in Vegas and a string of murders follow, leading Langston to use deadly force for the first time in his career as a CSI. watch

VIDEO: All In

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All In
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Length: 14:36:46
Aired: 5/14/2009

A cache of missing chips from a closed down casino turn up in Vegas and a string of murders follow, leading Langston to use deadly force for the first time in his career as a CSI. watch

Gerald McRaney: Videos

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The A-Team: Plane Take Off
'The A-Team' DVD Clip

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Hansel & Gretel
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Bridges [HD]
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Year Title Description
2010 The A Team Movie, Actor - General Morrison
2010 Undercovers TV Show Series, Actor - Carlton Shaw
2010 Get Low Movie, Actor - Rev. Gus Horton
2006 Saving Shiloh Movie, Actor - Ray Preston
2006 Jericho TV Show Series, Actor - Johnston Green

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Ashley Williams Replaces Eliza Dushku in Bird Dog

Ashley Williams has been tapped to star in TNT's Bird Dog, replacing Eliza Dushku as the lead, TVGuide.com has confirmed.

Williams, 32, will play Gail McGrath, a cop who is forced to partner with her estranged father, also a policeman, who will be portrayed by... read more

Exclusive: Undercovers Recruits Alan Dale for Recurring Role

Alan Dale has signed on for a recurring role on NBC's Undercovers, TVGuide.com has learned exclusively.

The 63-year-old actor will play James Kelvin, the boss of Shaw (Gerald McRaney) and the man responsible for bringing Steven and Samantha Bloom back... read more

Murder Club Scoop: Harmon Gets a Major Dad

Fallen Jericho patriarch Gerald McRaney has been cast as the estranged pop of Angie Harmon's Lindsay on Women's Murder Club, sources confirm to me exclusively. Dad is described as a dirty ex-cop who has few friends on the force — and that includes his daughter. The two have been estranged for seven years, and his mere presence gives her the creeps. She even refuses to call him "Dad," which is never a good thing (unless you're a Simpson). McRaney's onboard for one of this season's three post-strike episodes, although he could reappear next season — if there is a next season. Fleshing out Lindsay's personal life appears to be a top priority for new Club boss Robert Nathan. In addition to a dad, Harmon's bloodhound will be getting a new love interest in the form of The 4400's Joel Gretsch (Ausiello Report 3/17). read more

Do you think that Jericho can ...

Question: Do you think that Jericho can be saved? I hear there is a large outcry of disbelief and a growing campaign to save the show. If CBS doesn't bring it back, could it go to another network? Answer: As I noted earlier, Jericho is not the sort of show to be picked up by another network. It was produced by Paramount, which is part of the same corporation as CBS, so they're both buyer and producer, and there's really nowhere else for it to go. (The CW? Hardly.) Can it be saved? Despite the impressive outcry, doubtful. As Michael Ausiello has reported, CBS has made some noise about providing closure for fans, so let's see where that goes. If it were up to me, I'd commission a TV-movie finale, something like Jericho: Aftermath, built around a memorial tribute to fallen town hero Johnston Green (Gerald McRaney) at which point we'd learn what happened to the rest of the characters the fans cared about. A final note on Jericho for now, to demonstrate the range of mail I've gotten on the read more

Jericho, I Miss You Already

See?! Nothing good can come of killing off Gerald McRaney! Can we all take a moment of silence here? I am completely disappointed in today's announcement that Jericho will not return for another season. I know this show was a gamble. I know Mama Green was getting on some of our nerves. I know a small Kansas town may not appeal to the masses. But… come on! I accepted the decision to end Gilmore Girls (although, not thrilled with Logan's exit). I welcomed the idea of a future finish line for Lost. I gladly shook off The O.C. when it left us last year. But I can't let this go — at least not this week. In fact, I'm taking out all my frustration on Angel's candy bin. (Is CBS going to pay my gym bill?) If you're a Jericho fan, you've been watching Skeet Ulrich and Co. cope post-mushroom cloud. And after a rocky start, hopefully you'll agree with me when I say the writing and acting only got better as the season went on. We got answers slowly but surely, we had characters with re... read more

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