Everett Sloane Overview:

Actor, Everett Sloane, was born on Oct 1, 1909 in New York City, NY. Sloane died at the age of 55 on Aug 6, 1965 in Los Angeles, CA and was laid to rest in Angelus Rosedale Cemetery in Los Angeles, CA.

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He was honored with one star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in the category of Television.

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By Amanda Garrett on May 13, 2015 From Old Hollywood Films

Character actor Everett Sloane appeared on radio and in films and television during his 30-year career, but his is best known today for playing Mr. Bernstein in Citizen Kane (1941). Everett Sloane was a versatile actor who played a wide variety of roles in his long career from a nebbishy newspa... Read full article


Supporting Actors: Everett Sloane

By Marlee Walters on Nov 4, 2013 From Spoilers

Everett Sloane will forever be Senor Basilio, Zorro?s foe, to me. Sloane appeared as Basilio, a greedy emissary from Spain, on the Disney Zorro TV show starring Guy Williams in 1959. (Get excited, for my birthday next month I?ll be writing about this particular iteration of Zorro ? by far the best.)... Read full article


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Everett Sloane Quotes:

Arthur Bannister: You hear that George? You've just been called a shark. If you were a good lawyer you'd take it as a compliment.


Leland: Bernstein, am I a stuffed shirt? Am I a horse-faced hypocrite? Am I a New England school marm?
Bernstein: Yes. If you thought I'd answer you any differently than what Mr. Kane tells you...


Bernstein: Who's the busiest man? Me? I've got nothing but time! What do you wanna know?


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Everett Sloane Facts
Apparent suicide with bartiturates in Brentwood because he was afraid he was going blind.

Shares his birthday with his Citizen Kane (1941) co-star George Coulouris.

Wrote the lyrics to theme song of "The Andy Griffith Show" (1960). However, they were not used in favor of whistling the theme song.

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