Birthname: David Harold Meyer
| Sign | Aries |
| Born | Mar 27, 1931 Naponee, NE |
| Died | Feb 13, 1980 Malibu, CA |
| Age | Died at 48 |
David Janssen | |
| Job | Actor |
| Years active | 1945-1980 |
| Top Roles | Cpl. Thomas, Capt. Genaro, Lt. Anders, George Beckworth, Marty Bliss |
| Top Genres | Drama, Comedy, War, Western, Action, Romance |
| Top Topics | Romance (Drama), Book-Based, Football (American) |
| Top Collaborators | Charles Drake, William A. Wellman (Director), Jim Backus, Edmond O'Brien |
| Shares birthday with | Gloria Swanson, Richard Denning, Julian Glover see more.. |
David Janssen Overview:
Actor, David Janssen, was born David Harold Meyer on Mar 27, 1931 in Naponee, NE. Janssen died at the age of 48 on Feb 13, 1980 in Malibu, CA .
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He was honored with one star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in the category of Television.
David Janssen BlogHub Articles:
David Janssen in Birds of Prey
By Rick29 on Mar 16, 2020 From Classic Film & TV CafeThe KBEX traffc helicopter. One of the first "water cooler" movies I can remember is the 1973 CBS telepic Birds of Prey. I'm not sure if the term "water cooler" had even been invented in regard to a movie everyone was talking about the next day. But regardless, many of the students in my high schoo... Read full article
DVD Spotlight: David Janssen as "Harry O"
By Rick29 on Sep 17, 2012 From Classic Film & TV CafeOne of the most distinctive private eyes of the 1970s has finally made his DVD debut with Warner Archive's release of season 1 of Harry O. The series, which originally aired on ABC in 1974-76, starred David Janssen as Harry Orwell, a medically-retired police detective who moonlights as a private inv... Read full article
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David Janssen Quotes:
[Crossed himself. Cut to multiple shots of mourners in the streets of Rome]
George Faber: This is the death knell that rings... only for the pontiff. Listen - there is a second bell. Soon they will be joined by other bells all over the city, all over every city, all over the world. The Pope is dead.
Sgt. Ed Musso: You're under arrest, Tom. The big one. Murder. The killing of Liz Thayer.
Sgt. Tom Valens: [slumping onto a chair in shock] Oh, no. When? How?
Sgt. Ed Musso: The custodian found her in Rustin's office. The place had been torn apart. She'd been choked and badly beaten. She was seen entering the office at 4:30, you were seen leaving around 5:00.
Sgt. Tom Valens: I went to see her, but the door was locked, I couldn't get in.
Sgt. Ed Musso: The custodian said he saw you with your hand on the knob like you'd closed the door. Tom, we found your fingerprints all over the treatment room!
Sgt. Tom Valens: You said the place had been torn apart.
Sgt. Ed Musso: I was being polite, it looked like a tornado hit it! All the files dumped on the floor, furniture smashed, even the Mexican nicknacks on the wall had been smashed, like some maniac was trying to destroy everything he could get his hands on.
Sgt. Tom Valens: Somebody's looking for something, and theyn can't find it. Somebody important. Somebody who's involved in this besides Rustin.
Sgt. Ed Musso: Sure, you! The boys downtown figure you've been pushing that Rustin gun story for so long you've flipped, and tore the place apart yourself!
Sgt. Tom Valens: The gun! That must be the answer to everything!
George Faber: I don't presume to give advice to young women. They very seldom take it anyway.
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