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I was reading Gerald Fried's biography on the Star Trek Soundtracks website and it says that he died November 14, 1990, but Wikipedia and IMDB says he's still alive. Which is correct?
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I'm fairly positive that, based on your face-with-sunglasses image, you're being slightly sarcastic about it - but the energetic Mr. Fried is still with us - the date they list is actually when Sol Kaplan died, so I'm inclined to believe it was a case of copy/pasting information, or just putting the right information into the wrong entry.
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I'm fairly positive that, based on your face-with-sunglasses image, you're being slightly sarcastic about it - but the energetic Mr. Fried is still with us - the date they list is actually when Sol Kaplan died, so I'm inclined to believe it was a case of copy/pasting information, or just putting the right information into the wrong entry. Unless I saw a zombie, he performed last year at LA LA LAND's release screening of two STAR TREK episodes when they released the box set of CLASSC TREK. I think he's still with us as of today. Ford A. Thaxton
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Fixed. That mistake has probably been there for the past decade or so, but I get very little feedback on the site. Hi, Rob. I guess I'm one of the people you haven't gotten feedback from. But I've been visiting the Star Trek Soundtracks site on and off for years and I've always liked it.
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