George Pilgrim's remarkable journey has been marked by a unique blend of acting credits, high-stakes romance, and behind-the-scenes drama. His impressive resume includes a three-year stint as the original J Chamberlain on the iconic CBS soap opera, Guiding Light, which was filmed in New York City.
Following his departure from Guiding Light, George relocated to Los Angeles, California, where he was represented by the late JJ Harris, a prominent talent agent who also worked with A-list celebrities such as Kevin Costner, Drew Barrymore, and Charlize Theron. With JJ's guidance, George landed numerous roles in television series and films, including notable appearances in Harts of the West, CBS, alongside Beau Bridges, and the popular episode of Zalman King's Red Shoe Diaries, "Hotline," for Showtime, starring David Duchovny.
George also co-starred with the late Paul Walker and Denise Richards in the cult classic film Tammy and the T-Rex, released by Vinegar Syndrome, and guest-starred in the number one syndicated television series VIP, Val Under Covers, alongside Pamela Anderson. One of his most memorable roles was as Billy the Kid in Universal Studios' Timemaster, alongside Michelle Williams.
Recently, George completed his autobiography, Citizen Pilgrim ~ Beyond Hollywood's Bright Lights, A World of Fraud and Deception ~ A True Hollywood Tell All, which chronicles his tumultuous life in Southern California and Sedona, Arizona. The book delves into his controversial love triangle with Sydney Holland and billionaire Sumner Redstone, owner of Viacom/CBS, which has been featured in several Vanity Fair articles, including the article "Inside the Raging Legal Battle over Sumner Redstone's Final Days."
George's actions, which included turning down a multimillion-dollar deal, ultimately led to the Viacom/CBS keys being handed to Sumner Redstone's daughter, Shari Redstone. Citizen Pilgrim explores the secrets behind the Redstone family's Beverly Park estate, and George, aka Citizen Pilgrim, is uniquely positioned to reveal the truth.
