Edmon Ryan Mossbarger
| Sign | Gemini |
| Born | Jun 5, 1905 Cecilia, KY |
| Died | Aug 4, 1984 Louisville, KY |
| Age | Died at 79 |
Edmon Ryan | |
| Job | Actor |
| Top Roles | Rogers, Frank Taubman, Gavin, James Joshua Harkley, Victor Backett |
| Top Genres | Drama, Crime, Film Noir, Mystery, Comedy, Romance |
| Top Topics | World War II, Book-Based, Aviation |
| Top Collaborators | Alfred Hitchcock (Director), Robert Wise (Director), King Donovan, Jerry Wald (Producer) |
| Shares birthday with | William Boyd, Tony Richardson, John Abbott see more.. |
Edmon Ryan Overview:
Actor, Edmon Ryan, was born Edmon Ryan Mossbarger on Jun 5, 1905 in Cecilia, KY. Ryan died at the age of 79 on Aug 4, 1984 in Louisville, KY .
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Edmon Ryan Quotes:
Detective Sgt. Truscott:
[narrating] Robert Mais - a no-good guy. A police record of 21 arrests for serious crimes - everything from arson to suspicion of murder. The severest punishment of his whole criminal career was a one hundred dollar fine.
Detective Sgt. Truscott: [narrating] Herbie Brooks - a stooge member of this mob. He liked high living and easy money. Working for the outfit was an exciting experience for him.
Detective Sgt. Truscott: [narrating] This is Winston-Salem, North Carolina, drowsing in the mid-afternoon sun of early spring, not knowing it had been chosen as the scene for the next exploit of the arrogant mob we know as "The Tri-State Gang". These men operated openly, wearing no masks, boldly flaunting the law. To escape detection, they simply killed anyone who might possibly get in their way.
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Detective Sgt. Truscott: [narrating] Herbie Brooks - a stooge member of this mob. He liked high living and easy money. Working for the outfit was an exciting experience for him.
Detective Sgt. Truscott: [narrating] This is Winston-Salem, North Carolina, drowsing in the mid-afternoon sun of early spring, not knowing it had been chosen as the scene for the next exploit of the arrogant mob we know as "The Tri-State Gang". These men operated openly, wearing no masks, boldly flaunting the law. To escape detection, they simply killed anyone who might possibly get in their way.
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