William Gregory Lee

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Biography

Lee was born on January 24, 1973. He has one older sister, Stephanie, and a younger half-brother, Brian who are two and a half…more

Born

1/24/1973, Virginia Beach, Virginia

Birth Name

William Gregory Lee

Gender

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    • Greg was excited when he learned that his mother on Wind on Water was going to be played by Bo Derek. His co-star Brian Gross had no idea who she was, but Greg had seen her as a boy in Tarzan the Ape Man, a movie which he had really liked.
    • Greg's favorite Xena episode was "Who's Gurkhan?", because Michael Hurst was the director, and because his character Virgil got to have some "Joxer moments".
    • Greg was supposed to be in only one episode of Dark Angel, but they liked him enough that they used him in 9 out of 20 first season episodes before his character was killed heroically in the first season finale. Greg and the rest of the cast didn't see the script for the finale until they were actually shooting it, but he says he wasn't surprised to learn that they planned to kill him off. Executive Producer James Cameron told him personally that it was no reflection on Greg, just that it was the best choice for the ongoing storyline, and Greg agreed that this was the strongest and most appropriate choice for his character, since having him come and go all the time had much less impact.
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    • Greg: (on playing a gay man on "Dante's Cove") When I made my mind up that this was what I was going to do, I was going all the way no matter what. Whatever they asked, whatever they expected, I was going for it. I have no problems with it and it's been fun.
    • Greg: You don't ever hold your breath in anything in this business, because the second you do you find yourself suffocating. You take it episode by episode and go you have to try to have the security within yourself that you did the best you could.
    • Greg: I love working with different actors because they always bring something new to the picture. Everything has different energy and different creativity. You just never know what whoever you are in the scene with is going to spit out next.