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McGraw married Freda Choy Kitt in 1938, and had one daughter. They divorced in 1968. On July 29, 1980, he died accidentally at his home in Studio City, California, slipping in the bathroom and falling through a glass shower door, causing several cuts, including a gash to his arm that severed the brachial artery.
Nov 11, 2021 · In 1938, McGraw married Freda Choy Kitt, whom he met in London while performing in the London production of "Golden Boy." Rode says that because of McGraw's drinking problem, the couple split...
- Des Moines Register
In 1938, McGraw married Freda Choy Kitt, whom he met in London while performing in the London production of “Golden Boy.” She was often described as a Parisian hat designer. Rode says that because of McGraw’s drinking problem, the couple split up in the late 1960s.
(October 12, 1938 - August 1967) 1 child In 1938, McGraw married Freda Choy Kitt, whom he met in London while performing in the London production of “Golden Boy.” She was often described as a Parisian hat designer. Rode says that because of McGraw’s drinking problem, the couple split up in the late 1960s.
1. total. Children. 1 child. Charles McGraw dating history. Relationships. Charles McGraw was previously married to Freda Choy Kitt (1938 - 1967). About. American Actor Charles McGraw was born Charles Butters on 10th May, 1914 in Des Moines, Iowa, United States and passed away on 30th Jul 1980 Studio City, California, United States aged 66.
FilmYearCharacterTypeTwilight's Last Gleaming1977Air Force Gen. Peter CraneMovieThe Killer Inside Me1976Howard HendricksMoviePerilous Voyage1976Capt. HumphreysTV MovieA Boy and His Dog1975PreacherMovie- May 10, 1914
- July 30, 1980
You even catch the glint of a tear in his eye after being dressed down by the admiral. Charles McGraw, when he was known as Charles Crisp-Butters, and his wife Freda Choy Kitt, in 1939. So, it’s especially incongruous that such a tough guy could come to a sad end: falling through a shower door.
He was married to Freda Choy Kitt from October 12, 1938 to August 1967.
