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Will Geer: America's Grandpa (2019) | Slate

Will Geer: America's Grandpa

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Rated 2.0 on TMDB

Will Geer: America's Grandpa

Blacklisted gay communist 1940’s character actor Will Geer became Grandpa Walton in the hit series “The Waltons”. How so?

Released: 2019
Runtime: 31m
Genres: Documentary
Country: France

Direction and writing

Mark RappaportDirector

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Cast

Will Geer
Seamus MorrisonNarrator

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