Larry Storch Overview:

Character actor, Larry Storch, was born on Jan 8, 1923 in New York City, NY. Storch died at the age of 99 on Jul 8, 2022 in New York City, NY .

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Larry Storch Quotes:

Motorcycle Cop: I want to see everybody's license! I want to see your driver's license, pilot license, transport license, hangar license, building license and see your license license. And everybody everywhere is under arrest!

Amigo: Trench, he say Amigo should meet with you and ride out today. You're ready, yes?
Charlie Whitman: I ain't goin' till tomorrow... maybe not then, either.
Amigo: No, compadre. You're *going* today.
[Amigo kills Charlie]

Amigo: A man don't change much in five years and the breed is the worst.
Trench: Don't have to. All we want is a guide through the mountains.
Amigo: That's what we want. What do he want?

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Larry Storch Facts
Inadvertently set in motion the Cary Grant line, "Judy, Judy, Judy..." during one of his nightclub acts. Legend has it that Storch was in the middle of a Grant impersonation when Judy Garland walked in. Apparently, this is how he addressed the star. Even though the line was never said in any of Grant's movies, Storch's impression inexplicably stuck and was often used by other impressionists.
During WWII, Larry Storch served on a submarine tender, the USS Proteus, with Tony Curtis. They became lifelong friends. Storch and Curtis have appeared in 8 movies together, and, in 2003, both were in the (theatrical) musical version of Some Like It Hot (1959) that toured across the country!.
According to the liner notes of the Columbia/Sony CD of the original cast album of "Flower drum song," Larry Storch was signed for the role of Sammy Fong. He was replaced during the play's out-of-town tryouts by Larry Blyden. (Ironically, Jack Soo, who had a small part in the original, ended up playing the role of Sammy Fong in the film adaptation).
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