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Gale Harold, whose full name is Gale Morgan Harold III, is an American actor known for his work in theater, television, and film. He was born on July 10, 1969, in Atlanta, Georgia. His father was an engineer, and his mother worked as a real estate agent. Gale has a younger brother and an older sister. He has been active in the entertainment industry from 2000 to the present.
Raised by Pentecostal parents, Harold received a strict religious upbringing until the age of 15, when he chose to leave the church. He graduated from The Lovett School in Atlanta and later accepted a soccer scholarship to American University in Washington, D.C., where he began studying liberal arts with a focus on romance literature. Gale then moved to San Francisco and enrolled at the San Francisco Art Institute to study photography.
To support himself during this time, Harold worked various jobs, including as a bartender, waiter, restorer, and motorcycle mechanic apprentice. In 1997, at the suggestion of friend and producer Susan Landau, he decided to pursue acting and subsequently relocated to Los Angeles to enroll in a three-year intensive drama program.
Harold began his stage career in 1997, playing Bunny in the drama Me and My Friend (1997–1998). This was followed by roles as Jean in Miss Julie (1999), Josh in Uncle Bob (2001), and Dr. Cukrowicz in Suddenly Last Summer (2006). In 2010, he portrayed Valentine Xavier in Orpheus Descending, and in 2013, he starred as Rocco Rosso in Rocco Rosso Riche.
Harold achieved widespread recognition for his role as Brian Kinney in the groundbreaking gay drama Queer as Folk (2000–2005). His performance was critically acclaimed and remains one of his most notable roles. He later played Peter Bacanovic in the television film Martha: Behind Bars (2005) and portrayed FBI Agent Graham Kelton in the series Vanished (2006). From 2011 to 2012, he starred as Charles Meade in the supernatural drama The Secret Circle.
Harold made his film debut in 36K (2000), playing the role of Booker O’Brien. He played David Ryan in the short film Mental Hygiene (2001) and Morrison Wiley in Particles of Truth (2003). Other notable film credits include Harold in The Unseen (2005), Andrew James Barrington Jr. in Falling for Grace (2006), Karl in Passenger Side (2009), Dr. Daniel Brody in Rehab (2011), Reggie in The Spirit Game (2013), Charles Semple in Field of Lost Shoes (2014), and Stephen in Kiss Me, Kill Me (2015).
In 2006, while filming Vanished, Harold collaborated with the Amber Watch Foundation to create a short video promoting awareness about missing children, highlighting his interest in advocacy work.
On October 14, 2008, Harold was involved in a serious motorcycle accident. He was admitted to the ICU at USC Medical Center in critical condition with brain swelling and fractured shoulders. After a period of recovery, he was released from intensive care and gradually returned to his acting career.
Harold is known for keeping his personal life private. He has not publicly confirmed any romantic relationships and remains unmarried. Because of his role as a gay character in Queer as Folk, there has been speculation about his sexuality, which he has addressed by confirming that he identifies as straight. He has stated that his focus remains on his professional work and career development.
As of recent estimates, Gale Harold's net worth is approximately $1.5 million. His earnings are primarily derived from his work in film, television, and theater.
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