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[[File:TiffanyTroupe.jpg|400px|thumb|right|"Queen" George as Riff-Raff with The Tiffany Troupe circa 1979]]
[[File:IMG_0121.JPG|200px|thumb|right|George in the Tiffany Lobby, from ''Two On The Town''. George was wearing his Rocky shorts, so he appeared to be naked on the broadcast.]]
George Hamilton (195?-1985) was a first-generation, American ''Rocky Horror'' fan. 

==History== 
George Hamilton was possibly the most beloved cast member at the [[Tiffany Theater]] from 1977-1980.<br>

Early cast members thought of George as somewhat of an informal greeting committee, as he took the time to get to know everyone one who he met. He had a larger than life personality, and was warm and friendly, and had a terrific sense of humor. On a darker note, George also added to his popularity by selling "disco biscuits" to folks on line, making him very popular with "that type." <br>

George was the resident Rocky, and was seen most nights running around in his gold lame shorts. In the earlier, more free-form days of the troupe, he occasionally filled in as Riff-Raff, Janet or whoever was needed. <br>

George was also legendary at the Tiffany for his artistic skills. He made a lithographed portrait of Frank-N-Furter that was displayed in the theater lobby from 1978 until 1983 that was initially available for purchase until supplies ran out  in 1980.  <br>
 
George was an early victim of the AIDS virus, and was lost before the "gay cancer" had a proper name.

==Cast Affiliations==
* Member [[The Tiffany Troupe]] as Rocky (and various others) - 1977-1980

==Public Appearances== 
* ''Two On The Town'' - CBS Television News Program (June 1978)