“I don’t complain about my life,” he told Page Six.
The “Cheers” alum’s father, Frank, was killed during a home invasion in 1968.
But it seems the actor, 66, has finally found peace with his fourth wife, Kayte Walsh, a British flight attendant nearly 25 years his junior.
“I’ve very blessed that I got a chance to live several lives, and that’s been a great, great satisfaction for me,” he told us.
“You know, as corny as it sounds, a day at a time.
The Juilliard-trained actor has a new movie coming out called “The God Committee,” produced by Phiphen Pictures, in which he plays a doctor who is part of a panel that has only one hour to decide which of three patients deserves a life-saving heart.
Grammer told Page Six that nowadays when he’s looking at parts, he wants to play “something I haven’t done before.
So, I think there are probably virtues to both systems. I’ve certainly seen the public health options explored in England and it has some true shortcomings.
It’s going to be different in many ways, but it will hopefully have the same group of actors and some new ones.