Morris Carnovsky
| Sign | Virgo |
| Born | Sep 5, 1897 St. Louis, MO |
| Died | Sep 1, 1992 Easton, CT |
| Age | Died at 95 |
Morris Carnovsky | |
| Job | Actor |
| Years active | 1931-1984 |
| Top Roles | Le Bret, Bjorn Bjornson, Morris Gershwin, Max Eisenstein, Yanko Garcos |
| Top Genres | Drama, Film Noir, Crime, Thriller/Suspense, War, Film Adaptation |
| Top Topics | Paris, Based on Play, Book-Based |
| Top Collaborators | Pierre Watkin, Frank Reicher, Jack L. Warner (Producer), Franklyn Farnum |
| Shares birthday with | Darryl F. Zanuck, Raquel Welch, Luella Gear see more.. |
Morris Carnovsky Overview:
Actor, Morris Carnovsky, was born on Sep 5, 1897 in St. Louis, MO. Carnovsky died at the age of 95 on Sep 1, 1992 in Easton, CT .
MINI BIO:
Morris Carnovsky was an American actor of long stage experience and a smooth, urbane manner. He was just as likely to play malevolent as well as benevolent roles in films, and was building up a useful list of credits as a Hollywood character player when his film career was destroyed after being blacklisted by the House Un-American Activities committee. He is now best remembered as the villain in Bogart's Dead Reckoning. He was a 'poor man's Luther Adlier'.
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Morris Carnovsky Quotes:
Dr. Martin Stensgard:
Sixtus Andressen, you're a man for whom we all have respect. You have taught our children... even some of us. We have found you to be wise. Surely in this matter, your wisdom...
Mortensen - Tailor: He's fallen asleep.
Sixtus Andresen: No, no, I was not asleep. I was thinking what to say when you asked me, and I knew that you would ask me. What can I say to you? How can I advise you? I've find now that I've lived more than 70 years, and all I know, I know from books, and in all the books I've read, not one do I remember that gives me an answer. Perhaps I read the wrong books. Forgive me if I've failed you. All this may prove a point.
Sixtus Andresen: [to Koenig] The individual man must stand against you like a rock.
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Mortensen - Tailor: He's fallen asleep.
Sixtus Andresen: No, no, I was not asleep. I was thinking what to say when you asked me, and I knew that you would ask me. What can I say to you? How can I advise you? I've find now that I've lived more than 70 years, and all I know, I know from books, and in all the books I've read, not one do I remember that gives me an answer. Perhaps I read the wrong books. Forgive me if I've failed you. All this may prove a point.
Sixtus Andresen: [to Koenig] The individual man must stand against you like a rock.
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