Ron Graham (actor) facts for kids

Ronald Graham (born 17 December 1926 – died 2 April 2020) was an actor from Britain and Australia. He was known for playing many different characters in plays and on TV. He acted from 1956 until he stopped working in 2003.

Ron Graham was famous for his roles in TV movies. He also appeared as a guest in many TV shows. These included shows made by Crawford Productions. He was also in popular series like Certain Women, A Country Practice, and Home and Away. He had a regular part in the police TV show Waterloo Station (1983). He also acted in the movie Gallipoli.

About Ron Graham's Life

Ron Graham was born with the name Lionel Alfred Hosmer. He was the second of three sons. His parents were William Alfred Hosmer and Doris Agatha Green.

In 1928, his family moved to Vancouver, Canada. Lionel joined the British Army. In July 1948, his parents and brothers moved to Australia. Lionel left the Army in 1949 and then moved to Australia too. He settled in Perth.

He officially changed his name to Ron Graham. In the early 1960s, he married Judith Schonell. She was a dancer with the West Australian State Ballet. Ron was the father of Marcus Graham, who is also a well-known actor and director in Australia. Later, Ron was with Aleda Klara Johnsen. He passed away in Windsor, New South Wales, on 2 April 2020, when he was 93 years old.

Ron Graham's Acting Roles

Ron Graham acted in many TV shows and movies. Here are some of his roles:

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