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Reception. References. External links. Sam Kratz is a fictional character from the Australian soap opera Neighbours, played by Richard Grieve. He made his first screen appearance during the episode broadcast on 13 June 1994. Grieve quit the serial two years later and Sam departed on 21 June 1996.
Samuel "Sam" Kratz was a character in Neighbours from Episode 2171 - 13 June 1994 to 1996 and again in Episode 4773 - 27 July 2005 as part of Annalise Hartman's documentary. Sam was played by Richard Grieve. Father Patrick Kratz Mother Sarah Kratz Spouse Annalise Hartman (2000-) Grandfathers...
Sam Kratz 1994-1996. Lived: 24 Ramsay Street. Parents: Patrick and Sarah Kratz. Marital Status: Annalise Hartman (2000-) Family Tree: Kratz. Occupation: Handyman, Steffano Gold Model. Although he often looked rough with his biker gear and stubble, Sam Kratz was a genuinely sensitive person deep down.
He joined the cast of Neighbours in 1994, playing the part of Sam Kratz until 1996, when he joined Home and Away, playing Dr Lachlan Fraser. His other television credits include The Man From Snowy River, the series, Newlyweds, E Street, State Coroner and Wintertime for the Australian Broadcasting Corporation.
Jul 12, 2018 · Grieve appeared on Neighbours between 1994 and 1996 as motorbike riding Sam Kratz. He is perhaps best remembered for his relationship with Annalise Hartman, which almost came to an abrupt end...
Dec 23, 2018 · Whilst everyone on the street was stunned by her demise, best friend Sam Kratz was suffering more than most. Maybe that’s why Cody came back as he drowned his sorrows in a glass of whisky to...
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May 7, 2022 · The series’ 20th birthday in 2005 saw a number of characters return in video form, as part of a documentary that Annalise Hartman was putting together on the street. This video included the likes of Debbie and Hannah Martin; Marlene and Sam Kratz; Gaby Willis; Billy Kennedy; and Matt Hancock.
