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Gordon Signer
(1925-2001)
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Gordon Signer was born in 1925. He was an actor, known for
Superman III (1983)
,
Prime Cut (1972)
and
The Fourth War (1990)
. He died on 3 September 2001 in Calgary, Alberta, Canada.
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Known for
Superman III
5.0
Mayor
1983
Prime Cut
6.7
Brockman
1972
The Fourth War
5.5
Bavarian Farmer
1990
Stingray
7.4
TV Series
Actor
(as Gordon Signor)
1987 • 1 ep
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7
Honey, I Shrunk the Kids: The TV Show
6.0
TV Series
Old Man
1999
1 episode
The Fourth War
5.5
Bavarian Farmer
1990
Stingray
7.4
TV Series
(as Gordon Signor)
1987
1 episode
Rad
6.7
Mayor Coop Jenkins
1986
Chautauqua Girl
7.2
TV Movie
Mr. Norris
1983
Superman III
5.0
Mayor
1983
Prime Cut
6.7
Brockman
1972
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Alternative name
Gordon Signor
Born
c. 1925
Died
September 3
,
2001
Calgary, Alberta, Canada
(heart attack)
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Great-uncle of
Dan Signer
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