Farron McClain Brumfield
| Sign | Gemini |
| Born | Jun 11, 1922 South Bend, IN |
| Died | Sep 18, 2005 Palm Desert, CA |
| Age | Died at 83 |
John Bromfield | |
| Job | Actor and commercial fisherman |
| Years active | 1948-1960 |
| Top Roles | Actor in Film on TV, Joe, Thompson, Clay Jeffords, Armand St. Dennis |
| Top Genres | Drama, Crime, Film Noir, Adventure, Western, Romance |
| Top Topics | Romance (Comic), Playboys, New York |
| Top Collaborators | Hal B. Wallis (Producer), Charles Walters (Director), Howard W. Koch (Producer), Barbara Stanwyck |
| Shares birthday with | Wesley Ruggles, James Algar, Mihalis Kakogiannis see more.. |
John Bromfield Overview:
Actor, John Bromfield, was born Farron McClain Brumfield on Jun 11, 1922 in South Bend, IN. Bromfield died at the age of 83 on Sep 18, 2005 in Palm Desert, CA .
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John Bromfield Quotes:
Nick Dunn:
She is like a hardtop convertible.
Ricardo 'Rick' De Villa: Fullmer, you're not gonna charge me with a murder I didn't commit?
[first lines]
[Joe is painting a picture of a woman in a negligee; he becomes frustrated, and paints a red slash over the painting]
Nora Manning: [his mother, Nora, enters.] Well, it's different...but is it art?
Joe Manning: Art? It's not even fit to hang in a barroom.
Nora Manning: I wish I looked as good...and I did, once.
[looking at the painting more closely.]
Nora Manning: What's wrong with it?
Joe Manning: I don't know, Nora. I don't know! I can see it in my head, but it doesn't come out on the canvas. I want her to have warmth, and humor, and wisdom...and innocence...a girl you'd want to know.
Nora Manning: Have you ever known a girl like that, Joe?
[smiles]
Nora Manning: No, I didn't think so. She wouldn't be quite human, you know. You're idealizing, Joe.
Joe Manning: About women or art?
Nora Manning: For you, is there any difference? Everything has to be perfect, or you destroy it.
Joe Manning: Aw, Nora, you make me sound like a case.
Nora Manning: The army changed you, Joe. You went away a boy, and came back a man. I wish I knew what kind of man.
Joe Manning: I think I'll get drunk.
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Ricardo 'Rick' De Villa: Fullmer, you're not gonna charge me with a murder I didn't commit?
[first lines]
[Joe is painting a picture of a woman in a negligee; he becomes frustrated, and paints a red slash over the painting]
Nora Manning: [his mother, Nora, enters.] Well, it's different...but is it art?
Joe Manning: Art? It's not even fit to hang in a barroom.
Nora Manning: I wish I looked as good...and I did, once.
[looking at the painting more closely.]
Nora Manning: What's wrong with it?
Joe Manning: I don't know, Nora. I don't know! I can see it in my head, but it doesn't come out on the canvas. I want her to have warmth, and humor, and wisdom...and innocence...a girl you'd want to know.
Nora Manning: Have you ever known a girl like that, Joe?
[smiles]
Nora Manning: No, I didn't think so. She wouldn't be quite human, you know. You're idealizing, Joe.
Joe Manning: About women or art?
Nora Manning: For you, is there any difference? Everything has to be perfect, or you destroy it.
Joe Manning: Aw, Nora, you make me sound like a case.
Nora Manning: The army changed you, Joe. You went away a boy, and came back a man. I wish I knew what kind of man.
Joe Manning: I think I'll get drunk.
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