J. Edward Bromberg Overview:

Character actor, J. Edward Bromberg, was born on Dec 25, 1903 in Temesv?r, Austria-Hungary. Bromberg died at the age of 47 on Dec 6, 1951 in London, England .

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Bespectacled Hungarian-born actor, in America from childhood. Prematurely-greying hair saw him cast in character roles from his 1936 debut, often as doctors and professors, but in a generally satisfying variety of types. His services were less in demand in the post-war years and he was in London when he collapsed and died "of natural causes" just days short of his 48th birthday.

(Source: available at Amazon Quinlan's Film Character Actors: an Illustrated Directory).

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J. Edward Bromberg Quotes:

Julian Julian: Do you think your wife committed suicide?
Wayne Fletcher: I don't... really know what to think.
Julian Julian: Your wife was murdered, Mr. Fletcher. I instructed her to rest before coming to my studio for tonight's experiment... and then... I seemed to receive a message from her... I knew she had come to harm. I;m sure she was trying to contact me... from the other side.


Harry Kane: Gold is nothing but that last corruption of degenerate man. But to be a little corrupt for the sake of art, that I wouldn't mind.


Sheriff Dawes: You mean, that's all that's left of Count Alucard?
Prof. Laszlo: Look at the ring on his hand. It bears the Alucard seal, just as on his luggage.
Sheriff Dawes: Well assuming it is Alucard, or Dracula, or whoever he calls himself - where is Frank Stanley? He's still wanted for murder.
Prof. Harry Brewster: You still think that Frank killed Kay deliberately?
Sheriff Dawes: Look, Doctor, I'm only the Sheriff. I'm not the Judge. It's my job to bring him in, and the court's to decide his guilt.
Prof. Laszlo: Of course. But I think our testimony will have some bearing on their decision.
Prof. Harry Brewster: Undoubtedly. But the main thing to do now is to find Frank - and I think I know where he is.
[Dissolve to final scene, which is played entirely without dialogue]


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J. Edward Bromberg Fact
Bromberg, a veteran character actor, fell victim to the Hollywood "blacklist" in 1950 which forced him to seek work in Britain. It is believed that the stress caused his early death.

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