What is Vincent Graeff's middle name?
Bernard
What is Vincent Graeff's full name?
Vincent Bernard Graeff
Vincent Graeff nickname(s):
Billy Ray Smith, Vincent Graeff, Vincent Bernard Graeff, Boxcar
Vincent Graeff date of birth:
September 14, 1931
How old was Vincent Graeff when died?
79
Where was Vincent Graeff born?
San Ysidro/San Diego, California, USA
When did Vincent Graeff die?
February 8, 2011
Where did Vincent Graeff die?
Henderson, Nevada, USA
Vincent Graeff body shape:
Average
What color are Vincent Graeff's eyes?
Brown - Light
What color is Vincent Graeff's hair?
Brown - Light
Vincent Graeff distinctive features:
Marine Corps during the Korean War, receiving a Purple Heart while serving in the Fourth Marine Regiment of the 1st Marine Division.
What is Vincent Graeff's ethnicity?
White
What is Vincent Graeff nationality?
American
What is Vincent Graeff's occupation?
Actor
Vincent Graeff claim to fame:
Our Gang/Little Rascals
Vincent Graeff family:
Pat Graeff (Wife), Five Children, Ten Grandchildren, Three Great Grandchildren
Short Biography
BiographyCharacter: BoxcarBirthday: September 14, 1931Place of Birth: San Diego, CaliforniaDate of Death: February 8, 2011Place of Death: Henderson, NevadaFirst Short: The Pigskin PalookaLast Short: Dancing RomeoNumber of Shorts: 10History: Not much is known about Vincent Graeff. Maltin and Bann erroneously referred to him as Billy Ray "Boxcar" Smith in their book. Born Vincent Bernard Graeff, he was born in San Ysidro near San Diego, California and became a child actor, possibly to help out his family. As a child actor, he got his start in the Our Gang series and went on to playing parts in the movies, "Fighting Father Dunn, " "Boys Ranch" and "A Tree Grows In Brooklyn" before going on to several uncredited roles, appearing in about twenty-five movies after until 1951. After leaving acting, he graduated high school and enlisted in the Marine Corps during the Korean War, receiving a Purple Heart while serving in the Fourth Marine Regiment of the 1st Marine Division. After a career as a sheet metal worker, he retired to Redding, California later moving to Henderson, Nevada. He enjoyed being with his family, often filling his time with golfing, boating or fixing things around the house. He truly will be missed. He passed away in 2011 in Henderson, Nevada, leaving behind an obituary. He is survived by his wife Pat, five children, ten grandchildren, and three great grandchildren.