Jeremy Geidt

Jeremy Geidt was an American actor and writer, best known for his roles in Next Stop Wonderland, Doctor Knock, and BBC Sunday-Night Theatre. He was born on February 25, 1930, in London, England, UK, and passed away on August 6, 2013, in Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA.

Personal and Family Life

Jeremy Geidt was married to Jan until his death in 2013 and had two children with her. He had another marriage that ended in divorce, with whom he had one child. Throughout his life, he balanced his family commitments with a successful career in acting and education.

Career

Geidt was not only a talented actor but also a dedicated teacher of acting at Harvard University. His performances spanned across various television series and films, showcasing his versatility and skill in the performing arts. He made significant contributions to theater and film, leaving a mark as an influential figure in the industry.

Death and Legacy

Jeremy Geidt died on August 6, 2013, in Cambridge, Massachusetts. His legacy lives on through his work in film and television, as well as the many students he inspired during his teaching career. Geidt is remembered for his contributions to acting and his influence on future generations of performers.

Filmography

Title Year Role Type
Next Stop Wonderland 1998 Bookseller Film
The Spanish Prisoner 1997 Timid Man Film
Camera Three 1997 TV Series
Julius Caesar 1977 TV Series
Second City Reports 1964 Various Characters TV Series
Quest 1963 Various Characters TV Series
Private Potter 1963 Maj. Reid Film
Compact 1962 Harry Lemmington TV Series
Philoctetes 1961 Sailor TV Mini Series
Doctor Knock 1961 Scipio TV Series
The Somerset Maugham Hour 1960 Jimmy Welldon-Burns TV Series