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Growing up he lived at 95-28 125th Street in South Richmond Hills, Queens, New York City, New York, USA.

When Hawaii Five-O (1968) series creator and executive producer Leonard Freeman died unexpectedly on January 20, 1974, Hawaii Five-O was midway through filming season six of the series, and CBS network brass asked him to step in (after he offered) as executive producer of the series for the rest of the season. He agreed, but wished to not receive on-screen credit for the executive producer's role. He ended up remaining as the uncredited executive producer of Hawaii Five-O for the remainder of not just the sixth season, but for the remainder of the series, including season seven, season eight, season nine, season ten, season eleven, and the shortened final season twelve, which had only nineteen episodes. Of the other seasons of the series, with the exception of season eleven, which had twenty-one episodes, all previous seasons of the series had twenty-three, twenty-four, or twenty-five episodes.

Best remembered by the public for his starring role in Hawaii Five-O (1968).

Was considered for the part of Captain Kirk in Star Trek: The Original Series (1966), but was rejected by Gene Roddenberry and Desilu Studios but turned it down because he didn't like the role. According to William Shatner, Jack tried on the Captain Kirk uniform, looked at himself in a three-way mirror, and said, "There is no way I'm playing this (expletive) role," and walked out.

Lord was about to reprise the role of Felix Leiter in Goldfinger (1964), but producer Albert R. Broccoli feared that his portrayal of 007's CIA partner would overshadow the persona of James Bond as the main character. The character part was recast, with Cec Linder as the new Leiter.

Was the first actor to play CIA Agent Felix Leiter in the "official" James Bond films, beginning with Dr. No (1962). His real name, John Patrick Ryan, is also the name of the CIA Agent hero of Tom Clancy's novels. Both characters first appeared on film opposite Sean Connery.

In 1949 he legally changed his name to Graydon Joseph Lord.

Graduated from John Adams High School in Ozone Park, Queens, in June of 1938. He played football, was the art editor of the yearbook, president of the Arts and Crafts Club, and was a member of the Young Scientists' Club.