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How tall was Christopher Stone? 6 feet 0 inches, or 1.83 meters. What was Christopher Stone known for? The Bionic Woman, The Howling, Cujo, and The New Lassie. Was Christopher Stone married? Yes, to Carole Stone since December 19, 1975. He was married to Dee Wallace from June 28, 1980 to October 20, 1995 and Grethe Jepsen from September 11 ...
Oct 20, 1995 · Find a Grave Memorial ID: 7276710. Source citation. Actor/Director and husband of actress Dee Wallace Stone from 1980 until his death in October 1995. He appeared in the films Invisible Mom (1995), Runaway Daughters (1994), Huck And The King Of Hearts (1993), Dying To Remember (1993), Blue Movies (1988), Bially Smok (1986), The Annihilators ...
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Sep 27, 2006 · Actor Christopher Stone, 55, died Saturday night of a heart attack in his sleep after watching Game 6 of the World Series, an ironic end for a man his father described as ”very sports-minded.” Born Thomas Bourassa, he was the son of C. Edward and Mildred Bourassa.
Christopher Stone passed away on May 14. You can read Ben Price’s "Remembering Christopher D. Stone, An Early Scholar for Legal Rights for Nature Concept" and obituaries can be found at The Washington Post and The New York Times. Please let me know if you’d like to join the Earth Democracy committee: Nancy Price, 530-758~0726.
Dee Wallace. Actress: E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial. This attractive, happy go lucky blonde actress, educated at the University of Kansas and a former ballet soloist, first broke into both TV and cinema screens in the mid 1970s and through her appearances in several well remembered horror and sci-fi films, and Dee quickly gained a cult following among the fantasy film fans.
Christopher Stone was an occasional lead and supporting actor in films and on television throughout the 1980s and early 90s. He achieved his first major role as "Dr. Pooch Hardin" on the 1970s TV series The Interns (1970), and made occasional appearances in made-for-TV movies and guest-starring on such TV shows that included Mission: Impossible (1966), Hunter (1976) and Wonder Woman (1975).
