Erin O'Brien-Moore
| Sign | Taurus |
| Born | May 2, 1902 Los Angeles, CA |
| Died | May 3, 1979 Los Angeles, CA |
| Age | Died at 77 |
Erin O'Brien-Moore | |
| Job | Actress |
| Top Roles | Mrs. Koehler, Mrs. Evelyn Page, Emily Cargraves, Mrs. Frump, Mrs. Summers |
| Top Genres | Drama, Romance, Comedy, Film Adaptation, Mystery, Crime |
| Top Topics | Book-Based, Rags to Riches, Fame |
| Top Collaborators | Eric Blore, David Swift (Director), Moroni Olsen, Pierre Watkin |
| Shares birthday with | Brian Aherne, Tyrone Power Sr., Theodore Bikel see more.. |
Erin O'Brien-Moore Overview:
Actress, Erin O'Brien-Moore, was born Erin O'Brien-Moore on May 2, 1902 in Los Angeles, CA. O'Brien-Moore died at the age of 77 on May 3, 1979 in Los Angeles, CA .
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Erin O'Brien-Moore Quotes:
Mrs. Freda Chatfield:
I wish I knew what to do.
Robert Chatfield: About what?
Mrs. Freda Chatfield: You'd hardly understand, Robert, but I am now facing a most urgent problem; the sort of problem that only women have to face. If a man has been dragged back to your house to be told he's a liar, a cad, and a possible thief, oughtn't you to make a few sandwiches for him?
Dr. Donald Middleton: This experiment is only based on a sort of a hunch.
Sarah Boynton: All scientific experiments are based on a sort of a hunch. Backed up with knowledge and effort and patience.
Dr. Donald Middleton: This means a great deal to me, Boynton. If it works, it means the Guggenheim Fellowship. You don't know how much I used to dream about going abroad to study. Heidelberg, Vienna. Magic words once. Now I'm married and have to settle down to being a small-time doctor in a little town.
Sarah Boynton: I know.
Dr. Donald Middleton: At first I thought I might save enough. But then the baby came.
Sarah Boynton: I know.
Dr. Donald Middleton: Oh, I'm not regretting anything, make no mistake about that. My wife and Molly are... Well, I'm a lucky stiff, Boynton. You know that, don't you?
Sarah Boynton: Yes, Doctor.
Dr. Donald Middleton: That job needed us both, Boynton.
Sarah Boynton: I wish you wouldn't call me that.
Dr. Donald Middleton: Why not?
Sarah Boynton: Because I have a real name, you know. It's Sarah.
Dr. Donald Middleton: All right, Sarah. Goodnight. Oh, and don't let me forget to fill out that report on the measles case tomorrow. Remind me in the morning, will you, Boynton?
Sarah Boynton: Yes, Doctor.
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Robert Chatfield: About what?
Mrs. Freda Chatfield: You'd hardly understand, Robert, but I am now facing a most urgent problem; the sort of problem that only women have to face. If a man has been dragged back to your house to be told he's a liar, a cad, and a possible thief, oughtn't you to make a few sandwiches for him?
Dr. Donald Middleton: This experiment is only based on a sort of a hunch.
Sarah Boynton: All scientific experiments are based on a sort of a hunch. Backed up with knowledge and effort and patience.
Dr. Donald Middleton: This means a great deal to me, Boynton. If it works, it means the Guggenheim Fellowship. You don't know how much I used to dream about going abroad to study. Heidelberg, Vienna. Magic words once. Now I'm married and have to settle down to being a small-time doctor in a little town.
Sarah Boynton: I know.
Dr. Donald Middleton: At first I thought I might save enough. But then the baby came.
Sarah Boynton: I know.
Dr. Donald Middleton: Oh, I'm not regretting anything, make no mistake about that. My wife and Molly are... Well, I'm a lucky stiff, Boynton. You know that, don't you?
Sarah Boynton: Yes, Doctor.
Dr. Donald Middleton: That job needed us both, Boynton.
Sarah Boynton: I wish you wouldn't call me that.
Dr. Donald Middleton: Why not?
Sarah Boynton: Because I have a real name, you know. It's Sarah.
Dr. Donald Middleton: All right, Sarah. Goodnight. Oh, and don't let me forget to fill out that report on the measles case tomorrow. Remind me in the morning, will you, Boynton?
Sarah Boynton: Yes, Doctor.
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