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Maybe he's swimming to
Cambodia.
Charles Mims
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Angela Sent: Tuesday, January 13, 2004 3:23 PM To: truthpost; Sandbox Discussion List Subject: [Sndbox] Actor/Writer Spalding Gray reported missing in NY
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Actor and writer Spalding Gray, best known for writing and starring in the autobiographical monologue "Swimming to Cambodia," has been reported missing, police said on Tuesday.
The New York Police Department said the actor, known to suffer from bouts of depression, was reported missing on Sunday, adding that they were investigating the matter.
Gray, 62, got his start in show business as a teen-ager when he staged a one-man show riffing on his angst-ridden youth in Rhode Island. His small role in 1985's "The Killing Fields" formed the basis for "Swimming to Cambodia" (1987).
Gray co-founded the experimental Wooster Group theater in New York in 1977 and also appeared in such films as "Kate & Leopold," "The Paper," and "Beaches."
The New York Times said that Gray's older brother, Rockwell Gray, had last seen his brother over Christmas and that he seemed depressed at that time.
"I wouldn't say he was in a happy state," Rockwell Gray told the Times. "He's been in a fairly depressed condition for some time."
Angela
"I watched with glee while
your kings and queens fought for ten decades for the gods they
made"
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