Gary Coleman

Gary Coleman was an American child actor known for his comedian roles. 

Early Accomplishments

Being a child, Gary proved his talent in local Chicago advertising. Good Times and The Jeffersons were his first comedy projects as a child actor. 

Best Known For

Without doubt, we will always remember that little cute and funny Arnold Jackson from Diff’rent Strokes. He was chosen for the role in 1978. His appearance made the series really funny.

In 2009, the actor starred in Midgets Vs. Mascots. That was his last role in the comedy movie. 

Religious Beliefs

Gary Coleman’s religion is unknown. 

Sexual Orientation

Gary was straight. He was married to Shannon Price for just one year between 2007-2008. 

Worth to Know

From the very childhood, the actor suffered from kidney disease, which resulted in his small growth. 

In 1990’s, Gary was in a tight corner and in order to get some money he started selling some of his African pictures. Besides, he sold a pair of his bowling shoes sized 10.5 US. 

According to Npr.org (06/03/2010), Gary Coleman took part in the elections for the post of a gubernator in 2003. He was among 136 other candidates. 

Gary Coleman joined the majority 7 years ago after he got serious head injuries as a result of the fall. He got into coma, and his wife decided to turn off the life supporting machine.

$200,000. That’s what was left from his fortune after all the legal procedures and courts with his wife and parents.

By the way, Gary was adopted when he was a few-days baby, because he was born to a homeless woman.