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Stanley Ralph Ross (July 22 1937, New York City – March 16 2000) started his career in advertising, however soon went to work as a writer and actor on various television shows, most notably cult-classics such as the 1960's Batman series starring Adam West and also The Monkees.

Career

Ross made his mark on television with writing. He wrote a third of the 1960's Batman episodes, including one in which he played "Ballpoint Baxter." The character had no lines. Baxter was his nickname in real life.

Although most recognized for his work on Batman, Ross also wrote for The Monkees, Wonder Woman, All in the Family, and G. I. Joe.

He also did the voice of Gorilla Grodd on the Challenge of the Superfriends cartoon, Brainiac in it's 1980's revivals, Perry White in the 1988 Superman cartoon, and has had numerous smaller parts (voice and acting) on television, movies, and over 1000 commercials.

He also taught at the University of Southern California film school.

Ross passed away of lung cancer on March 16, 2000 leaving behind a wife and three children.

Trivia

Ross was also a song writer, composing over 200 pieces, collaborating with such talent as Henry Mancini.
Became an ordained minister, marrying Burt Ward
, who starred as Robin (comics) on the 1960's Batman
series, to his third and current wife.
Sometimes credited as Sue Donem.

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