Birthname: Lyle Bettger
Sign | Aquarius |
Born | Feb 13, 1915 Philadelphia, PA |
Died | Sep 24, 2003 Atascadero, CA |
Age | Died at 88 |
Lyle Bettger | |
Job | Actor |
Years active | 1950-1980 |
Top Roles | Ike Clanton, Frank Colloni, Jack Rudabough, Stephen Cook, Stephen 'Steve' Morley |
Top Genres | Western, Drama, Romance, Action, Film Adaptation, Comedy |
Top Topics | Romance (Drama), Book-Based, True Story (based on) |
Top Collaborators | Franklyn Farnum, John Doucette, Paul Fix, Cecil B. DeMille (Director) |
Shares birthday with | Kim Novak, George Segal, John Wray see more.. |
Lyle Bettger Overview:
Character actor, Lyle Bettger, was born on Feb 13, 1915 in Philadelphia, PA. Bettger died at the age of 88 on Sep 24, 2003 in Atascadero, CA .
MINI BIO:
Fair-haired actor whose slightly sinister charm won him some good post-war roles on Broadway. On moving into films in 1950, his crooked smile, shifty eyes and husky voice qualified him for a whole range of treacherous villains. In the fifties he went into TV, and sixties film roles proved to be only pale echoes of his meatier parts at Paramount and Universal.
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Lyle Bettger Quotes:
Joe Beacom:
[Sadistically to Lorna about the high tension cables that are all around her] All you gotta do, Cookie, is get up and take a walk. You'll fry so fast it'll curl your hair.
Marge Wrighter: Gonna send that kid home, aren't you, Joe? I mean after we collect.
Joe Beacom: She'll go home... they ever fish her out of the river. Let's have the coffee, huh?
Phil Decker: The only law I believe in is the law of self-preservation.
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Marge Wrighter: Gonna send that kid home, aren't you, Joe? I mean after we collect.
Joe Beacom: She'll go home... they ever fish her out of the river. Let's have the coffee, huh?
Phil Decker: The only law I believe in is the law of self-preservation.
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