Most Recent Role: Judge on Law & Order: Special Victims Unit
Gender: Male
Birthplace: Providence, Rhode Island
Birthday: 5-17-1940
Gender: Male
Birthplace: Providence, Rhode Island
Birthday: 5-17-1940
His acting career began with his participation in productions at the Charles Playhouse while he was a student at Boston University. He worked with a theater group from Providence, Rhode Island called the Trinity Square Repertory Company. He has performed on Broadway multiple times and is at ease on stage and on the screen.
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Peter Gerety was part of the PBS series Liberty! The American Revolution, which won the George Foster Peabody Award. Homicide:Life on the Street, another series in which he starred, was also the recipient of a George Foster Peabody Award.
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For much of Peter Gerety's early television work he didn't need to stray far from his Providence, Rhode Island home. His role in NBC's 1983 project The Demon Murder Case was filmed in Newport, Rhode Island.
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Filmmakers Woody Allen and Edward Burns have used Peter Gerety in several of their films. Woody Allen has used him in 2002's Hollywood Ending and 2001's The Curse of the Jade Scorpion. Edward Burns has used Peter Gerety in his 2006 film Looking for Kitty and 2002's Ash Wednesday. Barry Levinson has had a similar experience with Peter, using him in the television series Homicide: Life on The Street and the 1996 film Sleepers.
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Peter Gerety's 1994 involvement in the New York Shakespeare Theatre's production of The Two Gentlemen of Verona saw the actor performing alongside a talented salt-and-pepper schnauzer mix named Bugsy.
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Peter Gerety has appeared in the following Broadway productions:
-The Lieutenant of Inishmore
-Never Gonna Dance
-MacBeth
-Conversations With My Father
-The Hothouse (edit)
-The Lieutenant of Inishmore
-Never Gonna Dance
-MacBeth
-Conversations With My Father
-The Hothouse (edit)
Peter Gerety: (On his role in The Lieutenant of Inishmore) I'm older than the rest of the cast, I'm built like a fire hydrant, and I don't bend as easily as I should. So I think this is the last play I'm going to do where I get tied up and crawl around on the floor.
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Peter Gerety: I'm really a bit of a workaholic. To me, there's nothing better than being on a film set all day and then doing a Broadway show at night.
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Other Appearances
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Homicide: Life on the Street
Stu Gharty (Seasons 6-7, recurring previously, TVM) |
Public Morals
Neil Fogarty |
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The Bedford Diaries
Harold Harper |
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Central Park West
John |
The Wire
Daniel Phelan |
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American Playhouse
The Little Sister Officer Burke |
Cagney & Lacey
Cagney & Lacey: The Return Sgt. Matt Nelson |
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Ed
Pretty Girls and Waffles Dick Knight |
Ed
Valentine's Day Dick Knight |
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Homicide: Life on the Street
Strangers and Other Partners (2) Stu Gharty |
Homicide: Life on the Street
Scene of the Crime Stu Gharty |
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