Barry Jones
| Sign | Pisces |
| Born | Mar 6, 1893 Guernsey, UK |
| Died | May 1, 1981 Guernsey, UK |
| Age | Died at 88 |
Barry Jones | |
| Job | Actor |
| Years active | 1921—1965 |
| Top Roles | Claudius, Mr. Lundie, Professor Logan, King Luke, Pastor Corbett |
| Top Genres | Drama, War, Crime, Romance, Historical, Action |
| Top Topics | World War II, Book-Based, Air Force |
| Top Collaborators | Marianne Stone, Victor Maddern, Glynis Johns, Martin Boddey |
| Shares birthday with | Lou Costello, Hugh Williams, Guy Kibbee see more.. |
Barry Jones Overview:
Actor, Barry Jones, was born on Mar 6, 1893 in Guernsey, UK. Jones died at the age of 88 on May 1, 1981 in Guernsey, UK .
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Barry Jones Quotes:
Philip of Macedonia:
There's work to do. Farewell, Aristotle.
Aristotle: Farewell - and take these words with you and use them for what they are worth: Alexander is many things. He is logic, and he is dreams. He is warrior, and he is poet. He is man, and he is spirit. He is your son, but he's also *hers*... and he believes himself to be a god.
Caligula: I have the power of life and death over every being in the empire! My power is as great as any god's! True?
Claudius: True, sire.
Caligula: Why should I have to die? Who should I have to suffer death like any plebeian, any slave? Is that logical? Is it?
Claudius: No, sire.
Aristotle: We Greeks are the chosen - the elect. Our culture is the best - our civilization, the best; our men, the best. All others are barbarians! And it is our moral duty to conquer them, enslave them, and if necessary destroy them!
Aristotle: [speaking before Alexander and his friends ] Wonders are many - but none is more wonderful than Man himself. The Persian way of life has the seed of death, and fear, in it. That of the Greek - of life, and courage.
Aristotle: The gods of the Greeks are made in the image of Men - not men with birds' heads, or bulls with lions' heads, but Men, who can be understood... and felt.
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Aristotle: Farewell - and take these words with you and use them for what they are worth: Alexander is many things. He is logic, and he is dreams. He is warrior, and he is poet. He is man, and he is spirit. He is your son, but he's also *hers*... and he believes himself to be a god.
Caligula: I have the power of life and death over every being in the empire! My power is as great as any god's! True?
Claudius: True, sire.
Caligula: Why should I have to die? Who should I have to suffer death like any plebeian, any slave? Is that logical? Is it?
Claudius: No, sire.
Aristotle: We Greeks are the chosen - the elect. Our culture is the best - our civilization, the best; our men, the best. All others are barbarians! And it is our moral duty to conquer them, enslave them, and if necessary destroy them!
Aristotle: [speaking before Alexander and his friends ] Wonders are many - but none is more wonderful than Man himself. The Persian way of life has the seed of death, and fear, in it. That of the Greek - of life, and courage.
Aristotle: The gods of the Greeks are made in the image of Men - not men with birds' heads, or bulls with lions' heads, but Men, who can be understood... and felt.
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