Charles Grant was a talented actor who made a significant mark in Hollywood over the course of his career. Charles Grant began gaining recognition with memorable roles in long-running television series such as The Edge of Night (1955–1985), followed by appearances on Another World (NBC, 1963–1999) and Santa Barbara (NBC, 1983–1993). As his career progressed, Charles Grant continued to build momentum, joining the cast of the popular soap opera The Bold and the Beautiful (CBS, 1986–2015), where he further solidified his presence on screen.

In addition to his television work, Charles Grant explored opportunities in film, showcasing his versatility as an actor. He appeared in the 1984 remake of Oxford Blues, starring alongside Rob Lowe, and took part in the action-packed The Delta Force (1986) with Chuck Norris. Over the years, Charles Grant expanded into different genres, including horror with Witchcraft (1988), featuring Anat Topol-Barzilai, and drama with Night Children (1989), co-starring Nancy Kwan. He also delivered strong performances in films like Brothers in Arms (1990), Loving Lulu (1992), and Playback (1995).

Charles Grant didn’t shy away from television movies either, earning a role in the CBS TV movie Co-ed Call Girl (1995–96). In the later stage of his career, Charles Grant remained active, appearing on the well-received series Early Edition (CBS, 1996–2000), which brought him to a new generation of viewers. Throughout it all, Charles Grant maintained a steady and impactful presence in the entertainment industry.