Robert Douglas Finlayson
| Sign | Scorpio |
| Born | Nov 9, 1909 Bletchley, England |
| Died | Jan 11, 1999 Encinitas, CA |
| Age | Died at 89 |
Robert Douglas | |
| Job | actor, director, producer |
| Years active | 1927-1982 |
| Top Roles | Sir Hugh De Bracy, Col. James Parker, Michael, Duke of Strelsau, John Tyson, Benton |
| Top Genres | Drama, Adventure, Action, Romance, War, Film Adaptation |
| Top Topics | Book-Based, Swashbucklers, Period Piece |
| Top Collaborators | Alexander Korda (Director), Jack Mower, Joseph Kane (Director), Philo McCullough |
| Shares birthday with | Marie Dressler, Hedy Lamarr, Mae Marsh see more.. |
Robert Douglas Overview:
Actor, Robert Douglas, was born Robert Douglas Finlayson on Nov 9, 1909 in Bletchley, England. Douglas died at the age of 89 on Jan 11, 1999 in Encinitas, CA .
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Robert Douglas Quotes:
Marchese Alessandro de Granazia:
If only I could be sure you're as honest as you are pretty, but then with a collar around your neck... it's hard to tell whether your throat's blushing from passion or deceit.
Ellsworth Toohey: Artistic value is achieved collectively by each man subordinating himself to the standards of the majority.
Duke de Lorca: You can see we have several interesting devices in this chamber. They have the tendency to break a man's will. If the first one fails, we try another until we find exactly the right one to loosen the tongue.
Count de Polan: I've heard of men whose tongues have withstood it.
Duke de Lorca: Yes, but they now speak with the tongues of angels.
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Ellsworth Toohey: Artistic value is achieved collectively by each man subordinating himself to the standards of the majority.
Duke de Lorca: You can see we have several interesting devices in this chamber. They have the tendency to break a man's will. If the first one fails, we try another until we find exactly the right one to loosen the tongue.
Count de Polan: I've heard of men whose tongues have withstood it.
Duke de Lorca: Yes, but they now speak with the tongues of angels.
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