Edward Judd
| Sign | Libra |
| Born | Oct 4, 1932 Shanghai, China |
| Died | Feb 24, 2009 Mitcham, Surrey |
| Age | Died at 76 |
Edward Judd | |
| Job | Actor |
| Top Roles | Harry Jones, Sven, Simpson, Young Boxer, Fifth Storesman, Philip |
| Top Genres | Drama, Crime, Adventure, Science Fiction, Horror, War |
| Top Topics | World War II, Romance (Comic), Supernatural |
| Top Collaborators | Val Guest (Director), Robert Brown, Ian Whittaker, Donald Houston |
| Shares birthday with | Charlton Heston, Buster Keaton, H.E. Aitken see more.. |
Edward Judd Overview:
Actor, Edward Judd, was born on Oct 4, 1932 in Shanghai, China. Judd died at the age of 76 on Feb 24, 2009 in Mitcham, Surrey .
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Edward Judd Quotes:
Peter Stenning:
Alcoholics of the press, unite!
Peter Stenning: Hello, Pat.
Pat Holroyd: Well.
Peter Stenning: It's a bit better than Picture Post, isn't it?
Pat Holroyd: Stenning, what the hell do you want?
Peter Stenning: A quote on sun-spots.
Pat Holroyd: Sun-spots?
Peter Stenning: Look, just tell me that the static, the monsoon, the compass trouble, and the terrible shows we get on television are all caused by sun-spots, and that the sun-spots are caused by bigger bomb experiments, and I'll leave you in peace.
Pat Holroyd: Well, there usually is a bit of extra sun-spot activity this time of year, old boy, but I don't think it has much to do with anything.
Peter Stenning: But there could be some connection. Oh, come on, say "Yes," what harm could it do you?
Pat Holroyd: Look, Stenning, it's nice to see you again, but I'm afraid I'm up to my neck, old boy.
[to his secretary]
Pat Holroyd: All right, Miss Johnson, take this to the Typing Pool and have it mimeographed immediately.
[to Stenning]
Pat Holroyd: I see you're still a bit of a liberty-taker...
Peter Stenning: Well, give me something, Pat, I've got to get a story out of this!
Pat Holroyd: Sorry, can't oblige, old boy.
Peter Stenning: But why not? It's a perfectly routine, harmless, silly-season story.
Pat Holroyd: Look, Peter! You've no right to be here...
Peter Stenning: Well, it is, isn't it? Well, just tell me: yes or no?
Peter Stenning: I don't have to tell you anything, Stenning. You aren't in a special position that entitles you to a first break on anything that comes into this office.
Peter Stenning: You mean something *has* come in.
[Holroyd freezes, and is clearly relieved when the telecom buzzes him]
Peter Stenning: Well, Billy boy, they got me doing your homework. Five hundred words on sun-spots.
Bill Maguire: Have you seen the figures on some of these Earth tremors?
Peter Stenning: It's another planet trying to contact us.
[He picks up his empty coffee mug and speaks into it]
Peter Stenning: This is Earth. Are you receiving me? Are you receiving me? You are?
Peter Stenning: Well get knotted.
Peter Stenning: [He sets the mug down again]
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Peter Stenning: Hello, Pat.
Pat Holroyd: Well.
Peter Stenning: It's a bit better than Picture Post, isn't it?
Pat Holroyd: Stenning, what the hell do you want?
Peter Stenning: A quote on sun-spots.
Pat Holroyd: Sun-spots?
Peter Stenning: Look, just tell me that the static, the monsoon, the compass trouble, and the terrible shows we get on television are all caused by sun-spots, and that the sun-spots are caused by bigger bomb experiments, and I'll leave you in peace.
Pat Holroyd: Well, there usually is a bit of extra sun-spot activity this time of year, old boy, but I don't think it has much to do with anything.
Peter Stenning: But there could be some connection. Oh, come on, say "Yes," what harm could it do you?
Pat Holroyd: Look, Stenning, it's nice to see you again, but I'm afraid I'm up to my neck, old boy.
[to his secretary]
Pat Holroyd: All right, Miss Johnson, take this to the Typing Pool and have it mimeographed immediately.
[to Stenning]
Pat Holroyd: I see you're still a bit of a liberty-taker...
Peter Stenning: Well, give me something, Pat, I've got to get a story out of this!
Pat Holroyd: Sorry, can't oblige, old boy.
Peter Stenning: But why not? It's a perfectly routine, harmless, silly-season story.
Pat Holroyd: Look, Peter! You've no right to be here...
Peter Stenning: Well, it is, isn't it? Well, just tell me: yes or no?
Peter Stenning: I don't have to tell you anything, Stenning. You aren't in a special position that entitles you to a first break on anything that comes into this office.
Peter Stenning: You mean something *has* come in.
[Holroyd freezes, and is clearly relieved when the telecom buzzes him]
Peter Stenning: Well, Billy boy, they got me doing your homework. Five hundred words on sun-spots.
Bill Maguire: Have you seen the figures on some of these Earth tremors?
Peter Stenning: It's another planet trying to contact us.
[He picks up his empty coffee mug and speaks into it]
Peter Stenning: This is Earth. Are you receiving me? Are you receiving me? You are?
Peter Stenning: Well get knotted.
Peter Stenning: [He sets the mug down again]
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