Charles McGregor Net Worth is
$9 Million

Mini Biography

Bald, tubby and engaging African-American personality professional Charles McGregor was created on Sept 1, 1922 in NEW YORK. McGregor spent a good talk about of his early lifestyle in prison, but washed up his action when he premiered from jail and had a short, but impressive profession as a helping professional in blaxploitation features produced through the entire 70s. McGregor was exceptional as sleazy snitch medication dealer Unwanted fat Freddie in the wonderful cult traditional “Super Take a flight” basically great as the vulgar and flamboyant the Cokeman in the offbeat “The Baron.” Charles was extremely funny as Charlie in Mel Brooks’ amusing Traditional western parody “Blazing Saddles.” He previously a nice little bit being a corrupt law enforcement detective in the uproariously tasteless “Andy Warhol’s Poor” and arises in a little uncredited role being a club patron in the great Oscar-winning law enforcement criminal offense thriller “The French Connection.” Beyond performing, McGregor toured junior and mature high academic institutions and counseled children over the perils of criminal offense and medications. Charles McGregor passed away on August 11, 1996 in Santa Clara, California.

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