| "Cold Grey Light of Dawn" | |
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| Series True Blood Season 4, Episode 7 | |
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| Air date | August 7th, 2011 |
| Writers | Alexander Woo |
| Director | Michael Ruscio |
| Producers | Bruce Dunn; Robert Del Valle; Mark Hudis; Raelle Tucker; Alexander Woo; Nancy Oliver; Brian Buckner; Alan Ball; Gregg Fienberg; Christina Jokanovich; Marlis Pujol; David Auge; Luis M. Patiño |
| Starring | Anna Paquin; Stephen Moyer; Sam Trammell; Ryan Kwanten; Rutina Wesley; Alexander Skarsgård; Kevin Alejandro; Marshall Allman; Chris Bauer; Kristin Bauer van Straten; Lauren Bowles; Nelsan Ellis; Janina Gavankar; Todd Lowe; Joe Manganiello; Jim Parrack; Carrie Preston; Fiona Shaw; Jessica Tuck; Deborah Ann Woll |
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"Cold Grey Light of Dawn" is the seventh episode of season four of the supernatural horror series True Blood and the forty-third episode of the series overall. The episode was directed by Michael Ruscio with a script written by Alexander Woo. It first aired on HBO on Sunday, August 7th, 2011 at 10:00 pm.
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Starring[]
Guest Starring[]
| Actor | Role |
|---|---|
| Brit Morgan | Debbie Pelt |
| Peter Macdissi | Luis Patiño |
| Dale Raoul | Maxine Fortenberry |
| Tara Buck | Ginger |
| Vedette Lim | Naomi |
| Alexandra Breckenridge | Katerina Pelham |
| Dan Buran | Marcus Bozeman |
| Nondumiso Tembe | Mavis |
| Annie Fitzgerald | Kirsch |
| Del Zamora | Don Bartolo |
| Fiona Dourif | Casey |
| Dean Chekvala | Roy |
| Dendrie Taylor | Beverleen |
| Stephanie Erb | Luellen |
| Lauren Pritchard | Coralee |
| Missy Doty | Vonetta |
Co-Starring[]
| Actor | Role |
|---|---|
| Marcia de Rousse | Doctor Ludwig |
| Damion Poitier | Duprez |
| Brandon Molale | Officer Featherstone |
| Melody Butiu | Doctor Isani |
| Aaron Perilo | Blackburn |
| Chad Todhunter | Trevor |
| Drew James | Chuck |
| Brendan McCarthy | Nate |
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