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Sep 17, 2021 · Robert Grant, who played “Eddie the bully” on “Good Times; with his wife, Eileen Grant. In 2008, Robert married fellow painter, Eileen Grant, who revealed to NY Daily News how they’d met and how their ceremony took place:
Douglas Grant (1959–2018) was a Broadway actor and original cast member on the PBS kids' show THE ELECTRIC COMPANY. See him as Eddie the bully on GOOD TIMES — 11:30a ET on getTV Sadly, he passed...
May 27, 2018 · Doug Grant was born on May 10, 1959 in in Columbus, Ohio. He was an actor who played a school bully named Eddie. He was an extortionist who ripped off Michael's school lunches. He died on May 27, 2018 in Dayton, Ohio.
Oct 20, 2017 · Robert Douglas who wowed our television screens with his performance as Eddie on 'Good Times' in the seventies is now fifty-two-years-old and happily married. The actor who also appeared in 'The Electric Company' is married to a woman named Eileen who has been described as a painter and educator.
"The Lunch Money Rip-Off" finds Michael tormented by classmate Eddie (Douglas Grant, previously seen in "JJ and the Gang"), who has been stealing not only his lunch every day but also his quarter for milk.
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- Comedy
- Herbert Kenwith
- 1975-03-18
Eddie (played by the late actor Robert Douglas "Doug" Grant, Jr.) was a school bully and an extortionist by ripping off Michael's school lunches. He lives in Michael's apartment building, and is one of 6 children of a mother who spends most of her time away from her children.
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Jun 10, 2024 · Good Times was a groundbreaking show with a beloved cast that redefined Black families on TV in the '70s. Lead actors like Esther Rolle and Ja'net DuBois created iconic characters that resonated with audiences. The passing of cast members like Johnny Brown and Ben Powers is a sad reminder of the show's impact on TV history.
