| Gregory Trask | |
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| Gregory Trask | |
| Aliases: | Reverend Gregory Trask |
| Franchise: | Dark Shadows |
| Notability: | Recurring character |
| Type: | Clergy |
| Gender: | Male |
| Location: | Worthington Hall, Rockport, Maine |
| Known relatives: | Reverend Trask [1] Lamar Trask [2] Minerva Trask [3] Judith Collins [4] Charity Trask [5] |
| Status: | Deceased |
| Born: | 1845 |
| Died: | 1897 |
| Introduction: | Episode 725 |
| Final: | Episode 884 |
| Actor: | Jerry Lacy |
Gregory Trask is fictional member of the clergy and a recurring antagonist featured on the original ABC Gothic soap opera series Dark Shadows. He was played by actor Jerry Lacy and first appeared in episode 725 in 1969. He is part of the "1897 Flashback" storyline and made thirty-six appearances in the series in total.
Biography[]
With the destruction of the vampire Dirk Wilkins, Gregory Trask found himself in a position to offer comfort to Judith Collins, who had been under Dirk's thrall. While assuring her that the nightmare was over, Tim Shaw burst into the drawing room at Collinwood. Trask pulled a gun on him and instructed Judith to call the police, declaring that he had apprehended his wife's murderer. Shaw convinced both Gregory and Judith to abandon this tactic, as it would mean that he would have to tell the police about Judith murdering Rachel Drummond. To keep Tim from blackmailing Judith, he called the police himself on an entirely different matter. He told them that Tim Shaw had been in Bangor, Maine on the night his wife died and could not have murdered her. An uneasy truce was established between the two men, but Trask had an additional condition: Tim Shaw was to leave Worthington Hall forever. (DS 777)
Notes & Trivia[]
- The character of Gregory Trask was created by director Lela Swift and teleplay writer Sam Hall based on concepts originally developed Dan Curtis and Art Wallace.
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- ↑ Great-grandfather; deceased; Walled up inside the basement of the Old House by Barnabas Collins.
- ↑ Grandfather; deceased; Wounded by Barnabas Collins and died in parallel time.
- ↑ 1st wife; deceased. Murdered by Tim Shaw.
- ↑ 2nd wife.
- ↑ Daughter.