Sanford Gibbons, a talented individual, was born in Kansas City, Missouri. He pursued his academic interests at St. Benedict's College in Atkinson, Kansas, earning a Bachelor of Arts degree in English and Dramatics. Following his graduation, Gibbons enlisted in the US Army and was assigned to the Armed Forces Radio Service in Anchorage, Alaska. During his time in Alaska, he had a television variety show and performed guitar and sang western and folk music in various clubs in the area. His performances often featured Elvis Presley songs, which resonated with the crowds.
After his honorable discharge from the Army, Gibbons relocated to Hollywood, where he appeared in a musical comedy for two years. His initial foray into the world of screen acting was in the television series "Alfred Hitchcock Presents," and he subsequently joined the Screen Actors Guild. Throughout his illustrious career, Gibbons has appeared in over 50 major motion pictures and television productions.
In addition to his acting endeavors, Gibbons has also had a successful career in journalism. In Arizona, he worked as a news anchor, program producer, and director, as well as a game show host. Furthermore, he has coached acting and written a book, "Show Biz: Voice and Talent Work Anywhere," in which he shares his experiences with numerous major stars and the valuable lessons he learned from them about the entertainment industry.
Throughout his long and distinguished career, Gibbons has continued to work in the entertainment industry, taking on stage roles, film projects, and coaching acting. His remarkable journey has been marked by a wide range of experiences, from his early days in the Army to his current endeavors in the world of entertainment.
