Warner Anderson
| Sign | Pisces |
| Born | Mar 10, 1911 Brooklyn, NY |
| Died | Aug 26, 1976 Santa Monica, CA |
| Age | Died at 65 |
Warner Anderson | |
| Job | Actor |
| Years active | 1916-1975 |
| Known for | Doctors, judges, senior officers and attorneys |
| Top Roles | Endicott Sims, Andy, Jules Bolduc, Capt. Blakely, Dr. Monolaw |
| Top Genres | Drama, Romance, Western, Comedy, War, Action |
| Top Topics | World War II, Book-Based, Show Business |
| Top Collaborators | Jack L. Warner (Producer), Franklyn Farnum, John Ridgely, Robert Z. Leonard (Director) |
| Shares birthday with | Barry Fitzgerald, Gregory La Cava, Richard Haydn see more.. |
Warner Anderson Overview:
Character actor, Warner Anderson, was born on Mar 10, 1911 in Brooklyn, NY. Anderson appeared in over 60 film and TV roles. His best known films include The Caine Mutiny (as Capt. Blakely), Blackboard Jungle (as Dr. Bradley) and Destination Moon (as Dr. Charles Cargraves). Anderson died at the age of 65 on Aug 26, 1976 in Santa Monica, CA .
MINO BIO:
Dependable and grave-looking, Warner Anderson enjoyed a good run of playing doctors, judges, senior officers and attorneys until the mid 1950s, after which he was lost almost entirely to long-running televisions series, latterly as editor Matthew Swain in Peyton Place. He made one appearance in a silent film as a child, and played in vaudeville and legitimate theater before coming to the screen.
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Warner Anderson Quotes:
Jim Barnes: Claim it, Doc! I'm your witness - claim it officially.
Dr. Charles Cargraves: By the grace of God, and the name of the United States of America, I take possession of this planet on behalf of, and for the benefit of, all mankind.
Jessica Drummond: How neat you are, Frank!
Frank Everett: That's what comes of being a bachelor all your life.
Gen. Canby: Sometimes it is as necessary to take risks to win peace as it is in war to win victories.
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