Biography
After graduating from Boston University, he worked at the Charles Playhouse alongside future stars Jill Clayburgh and Al Pacino. In 1965, he officially joined the Trinity Repertory Company. Gerety also acted in NYC in such productions as "In the Summer House" and "Baal". The compact, slightly rotund actor spent several years in the Pacific Northwest working in regional theater and supporting himself with various odd jobs. He eventually …
Career Milestones
2006 | Cast in Edward Burns' "Looking for Kitty" | |
2004 | Cast in the drama "Virgin" about a teenager who believes she is carrying the child of God | |
2002 | Cast in Edward Burns' "Ash Wednesday" | |
2002 | Had a small role as a Psychiatrist in Woody Allen's "Hollywood Ending" | |
2001 | Cast as one of the inmates in a mental hospital in "K-PAX" | |
1997 | Played Samuel Adams in the PBS documentary "Liberty! The American Revolution" | |
1997 | Joined cast of the NBC police drama "Homicide: Life on the Street", produced by Levinson | |
1996 | Played regular role of police lieutenant Neil Fogarty on the CBS sitcom "Public Morals"; cancelled after one episode | |
1996 | Had bit role as a lawyer in Barry Levinson's "Sleepers" | |
1996 | Portrayed Father Brian in Richard Benjamin's "Mrs. Winterbourne" | |
1992 | Performed on Broadway in "Conversations with My Father", starring Judd Hirsch, and in Harold Pinter's "The Hothouse" | |
1991 | Feature debut as a biker in "Complex World", filmed in Providence, Rhode Island | |
1983 | Had role in NBC's "The Demon Murder Case", filmed in Newport, Rhode Island | |
| Moved to the Pacific Northwest; worked in regional theater; also was a bartender and fruit picker | ||
| Early TV credits include bit roles in "Movin' On" and PBS' "The Adams Chronicles"; also appeared in filmed productions of Trinity plays that were presented on PBS | ||
1965 | Joined Trinity Square Repertory Company, a theater troupe in Providence, RI; went on to appear in over 125 produtions there | |
| Began acting at the Charles Playhouse in Boston while a student at Boston University | ||