Dack Rambo

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Dack Rambo (born Norman Rambo, November 13, 1941 – March 21, 1994) was an American actor, most notable for appearing as Jack Ewing in the TV Series Dallas from 1985 to until his dismissal in 1987 and as Grant Harrison on the NBC soap opera Another World from 1990 to 1991.

Norman Rambo was born in Earlimart, California, USA.

Rambo died on March 21, 1994 due to complications from AIDS. After being diagnosed with HIV in 1991 he acknowledged being bisexual and campaigned for AIDS awareness until his death.

He was sometimes credited as Dack Rambeau. He had a twin brother Dirk Rambo, who himself died in 1967.

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