Arthur Hohl
| Sign | Gemini |
| Born | May 21, 1889 Pittsburgh, PA |
| Died | Mar 10, 1964 Los Angeles County, CA |
| Age | Died at 74 |
Arthur Hohl | |
| Job | Actor |
| Years active | 1924-1949 |
| Top Roles | Titus, Jupp, Charlie, Burr, Bassick |
| Top Genres | Drama, Comedy, Romance, Crime, Mystery, Adventure |
| Top Topics | Book-Based, Pre-Code Cinema, Detectives |
| Top Collaborators | Darryl F. Zanuck (Producer), Roy Del Ruth (Director), Roy William Neill (Director), Nigel Bruce |
| Shares birthday with | Raymond Burr, Robert Montgomery, Joseph Janni see more.. |
Arthur Hohl Overview:
Character actor, Arthur Hohl, was born on May 21, 1889 in Pittsburgh, PA. Hohl died at the age of 74 on Mar 10, 1964 in Los Angeles County, CA .
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Arthur Hohl Quotes:
Flossie:
[holding a gun] You ain't gonna squawk. . .for the simple reason, stiffs don't squawk.
Bragg: Flossie, don't point that at me. You're drunk.
Flossie: If somebody was to search the whole country. . .the whole world, they couldn't find two more useless, more no-good people than you and me.
Bragg: You wouldn't commit murder?
Flossie: Oh, this ain't murder. . . .This is just housecleanin'. Now now, Bragg, stop your shakin'. It won't hurt; you'll be where you belong. And, me. . .
Bragg: Flossie!
[she pulls the trigger]
Ed Sipple: [to Lily] Yeah, you're exclusive, *you* are! The sweetheart of the night shift...
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Bragg: Flossie, don't point that at me. You're drunk.
Flossie: If somebody was to search the whole country. . .the whole world, they couldn't find two more useless, more no-good people than you and me.
Bragg: You wouldn't commit murder?
Flossie: Oh, this ain't murder. . . .This is just housecleanin'. Now now, Bragg, stop your shakin'. It won't hurt; you'll be where you belong. And, me. . .
Bragg: Flossie!
[she pulls the trigger]
Ed Sipple: [to Lily] Yeah, you're exclusive, *you* are! The sweetheart of the night shift...
read more quotes from Arthur Hohl...
