Gary Gray (author)
Gary Gray, born October 1968 (age 56), is an American television host, producer, and author living in Los Angeles.
Education[edit]
After graduating from Wayland High School in Wayland, Massachusetts he went on to Skidmore College where he graduated with a BA in Psychology.
Television career[edit]
Debuting in the Eric Mittleman short film The Pitch as a pathetic kiss-ass employee, Gary went on to host The Helmetcam Show and Stripsearch, both on Playboy TV. In these programs, he interviewed adult stars and strippers.
As an offshoot of his Playboy work, he occasionally appeared on E! Entertainment Television’s Wild On series. Upon the cancellation of The Helmetcam Show he moved exclusively behind the camera, and went on to produce several other Playboy TV projects including Night Calls, Private Calls and The Weekend Flash.
Writing career[edit]
Beginning as the co-author of National Ninja Week with Gregg Kavet (1981), he continued his comedy writing as the Humor Editor of The Skidmore News. Later he wrote for all the shows he hosted or produced on Playboy TV, additionally he sold the unproduced script “Naked at the White House,” as well as articles for Playboy documenting his various exploits in Las Vegas. He is writing a book about his experiences as Helmetcam Man working for Playboy TV.
Notable film and TV appearances[edit]
- The Making of The Senior Show
- Night Calls: The Movie II playing “Helmetcam Man”
- Wild on The Strip playing “himself”
- Wild on The Swiss Alps playing “himself”
- Night Calls: UK playing “Helmetcam Man”
- Night Calls Guide to Romance playing “Helmetcam Man”
- Essentially Juli playing “himself” and “Helmetcam Man”
External links[edit]
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