Don Grady, a.k.a. Robbie Douglas on "My Three Sons" sitcom, has died
by sernabad
Don Grady, one of the 'sons' in My Three Sons, the popular long-running 1960s sitcom, died yesterday at his home in Thousand Oaks, CA.
Grady was a musical prodigy whose facility with seven musical instruments landed him his first TV role as an original Mouseketeer when the Mickey Mouse Club debuted in 1955. Five years later, he landed the role of Robbie Douglas, one of three boys raised by widower, Steve Douglas, played by Fred MacMurray in My Three Sons which ended in 1972. He also picked up the occasional acting gig on two beloved western series, The Rifleman and WagonTrain.
Grady then devoted his life to his passion -- music.He had a couple of bands (The Greefs and The Yellow Ballon) and composed the songs for the 2008 Disney Princess Party as well as the theme music for The Phil Donahue Show.
Grady, who had just turned 68 on June 8th, had fought cancer for four years.
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cool!
cool!
interesting!
interesting!
R.I.P Don Grady. :( And
R.I.P Don Grady. :(
And mysterio and Motomori, you honestly think that this is "cool" and "interesting"?
Seriously, if you're going to comments and get points for the Summer Game, you might as well THINK about your comments (stop spamming!).
i'm so sad. It breaks my
i'm so sad. It breaks my heart :( He deserved to live longer who's with me! By the way happy late birthday Don Grady!
Whoever rights cool or
Whoever rights cool or interesting what are you talking about! Someone just died and all you right is "cool" or "interesting"? That is so not nice, what is cool about death? It would have been better if you wrote sad rather than anything else.
That is so sad. :'(
That is so sad. :'(
RIP
RIP