Kurt Russell Overview:

Actor, Kurt Russell, was born Kurt Vogel Russell on Mar 17, 1951 in Springfield, MA. As of December 2023, Kurt Russell was 72 years old.

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On October 16, 1998, Russell received the Disney Legends Award for living up to the Disney principals of imagination, skill, discipline, craftsmanship and magic.

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By Annmarie Gatti on Mar 17, 2013 From Classic Movie Hub Blog

Happy Birthday , born today, March 17, in 1951. Russell made his Film Debut in 1963 (uncredited) at 11 yrs old — as the ‘boy who kicks Mike (aka Elvis Presley)’ in It Happened at the World’s Fair. Russell went on to become a top Disney star during the ’60s a... Read full article


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Kurt Russell Quotes:

Mike Edwards: Hey kid, how would you like to kick me in the shin?
Boy: How would I like to kick you in the shin?
Mike Edwards: Uhum.
Boy: Mister are you drunk?
Mike Edwards: No. I'll tell you what, if you kick me in the shin I'll give you a quarter, here.
[Gives the boy a quarter and the boy kicks him]
Mike Edwards: [in pain] Yeoww! That's good! Thanks kid.
[limps off]
Boy: [shaking his head] Adults, there're all nuts!


Whitey: There's somethin' the matter with Pa. He fell on the floor and he can't get up.


Dexter Reilly: You know... everyone's just out for himself. It was like that everywhere I went. Everyone's just... out for himself.


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Kurt Russell Facts
Is a libertarian.

Was one of the first actors to do audio commentary on DVDs.

He and his Tombstone (1993) co-star, Val Kilmer, have both played Elvis Presley. Val Kilmer played him in True Romance (1993), while Russell played him in a television movie, and provided his voice in Forrest Gump (1994). In Tombstone (1993), he plays Wyatt Earp. In 3000 Miles to Graceland (2001), he works with Kevin Costner, who played the role a mere six months later in the film Wyatt Earp (1994).

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