George Richard Beymer
| Sign | Pisces |
| Born | Feb 20, 1938 Avoca, IA |
| Age | 88 |
Richard Beymer | |
| Job | Actor |
| Years active | 1949-2008 |
| Top Roles | Tony, , Peter Van Daan, Philip Harrington, Rab Silsbee |
| Top Genres | Drama, Romance, Historical, War, Comedy, Musical |
| Top Topics | Romance (Drama), Based on Play, Coming of Age |
| Top Collaborators | Robert Wise (Director), Diane Baker, Michael J. Pollard, Robert Stevenson (Director) |
| Shares birthday with | Sidney Poitier, Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney, Margot Grahame see more.. |
Richard Beymer Overview:
Actor, Richard Beymer, was born George Richard Beymer on Feb 20, 1938 in Avoca, IA. As of December 2025, Richard Beymer was 87 years old.
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Richard Beymer Quotes:
Johnny Tremain:
You trust me?
Rab Silsbee: Any reason why we shouldn't?
Riff: Look, Tony, I've never asked the time of day from a clock but I'm asking you, come to the dance tonight. I already told the gang you'd be there. If you don't show I'll be marked lousy.
Tony: What time?
Riff: Ten.
Tony: Ten it is.
Riff: Womb to tomb!
Tony: Birth to Earth. And I'll live to regret this.
Riff: Who knows? Maybe what you've been waitin' on will be twitchin at the dance tonight.
Tony: Who knows? Could be... Who knows?
Nick Adams: Listen, Dad, you're always coming to me about Mother. Why don't you go to her for me and explain to her that I'm not a boy anymore.
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Rab Silsbee: Any reason why we shouldn't?
Riff: Look, Tony, I've never asked the time of day from a clock but I'm asking you, come to the dance tonight. I already told the gang you'd be there. If you don't show I'll be marked lousy.
Tony: What time?
Riff: Ten.
Tony: Ten it is.
Riff: Womb to tomb!
Tony: Birth to Earth. And I'll live to regret this.
Riff: Who knows? Maybe what you've been waitin' on will be twitchin at the dance tonight.
Tony: Who knows? Could be... Who knows?
Nick Adams: Listen, Dad, you're always coming to me about Mother. Why don't you go to her for me and explain to her that I'm not a boy anymore.
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