Brad Dexter

1917–2002 (age 85)

Actor

About Brad Dexter

Brad Dexter (1917–2002) lived to age 85. They were an actor. Born in Goldfield, they died in Rancho Mirage. They are buried at Desert Memorial Park in California.

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