Norman Feld
Sign | Aries |
Born | Mar 24, 1924 Philadelphia, PA |
Died | Dec 14, 1998 Woodland Hills, CA |
Age | Died at 74 |
Norman Fell | |
Job | Actor |
Years active | 1955-98 |
Top Roles | WGN Radio Technician, Oberblatz, Edmund Drewitch, Detective at Grogan's Crash Site, Telephone Repairman |
Top Genres | Drama, Comedy, War, Crime, Romance, Film Adaptation |
Top Topics | Romance (Comic), Book-Based, World War II |
Top Collaborators | Stanley Kramer (Producer), Marjorie Bennett, Murray Hamilton, Lewis Milestone (Director) |
Shares birthday with | Roscoe 'Fatty' Arbuckle, Steve McQueen, Harry Houdini see more.. |
Norman Fell Overview:
Character actor, Norman Fell, was born Norman Feld on Mar 24, 1924 in Philadelphia, PA. Fell died at the age of 74 on Dec 14, 1998 in Woodland Hills, CA .
MINI BIO:
American actor who started to mix films with TV and theatre from the late 1950s, and proved as adept with a throwaway gag as a straight dramatic role. Mostly, though (and especially on TV), he played superiors who did the fretting while the hero went his own sweet way. Was an Air Force aerial gunner during World War II.
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Norman Fell Quotes:
Baker: [stunned] You are sick. Smuggling a dead man out of a hospital, and now two men killed who may have had nothing to do with it?
Bullitt: The man I was chasing killed Ross.
Captain Bennett: How do you know? Did you see him?
Bullitt: Yes. He tried to nail me with a shotgun, a Winchester pump.
Baker: The radio report said the two men were burned beyond recognition. Now all he's got are two dead men. It would never hold up in court.
Mr. McCleery: [after the incident with Elaine screaming] I want you outta here.
Benjamin: What?
Mr. McCleery: I want you outta here.
Benjamin: Why?
Mr. McCleery: Because I don't like you.
[closes door]
Mr. McCleery: [asks Benjamin why he is in Berkeley] I just like to know what my boys are up to.
Mr. McCleery: You aren't one of those agitators, are you?
Benjamin: What?
Mr. McCleery: I hate 'em. I won't stand for it.
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