Sterling Relyea Walter
| Sign | Aries |
| Born | Mar 26, 1916 Upper Montclair, NJ |
| Died | May 23, 1986 Sausalito, CA |
| Age | Died at 70 |
| Final Resting PlaceCremated | |
Sterling Hayden | |
| Job | Actor, author, sailor, model, Marine, OSS agent |
| Years active | 1941-82 |
| Top Roles | Brig. Gen. Jack Ripper, Johnny 'Guitar' Logan, Sir Gawain, Police Lt. Bill Doyle, Tim Chipman |
| Top Genres | Drama, Western, Action, Film Noir, Crime, Romance |
| Top Topics | Book-Based, Politics, Satire |
| Top Collaborators | Frank Ferguson, Don Haggerty, John Maxwell, Byron Foulger |
| Shares birthday with | Mort Abrahams, T. Hee, William Cagney see more.. |
Sterling Hayden Overview:
Legendary actor, Sterling Hayden, was born Sterling Relyea Walter on Mar 26, 1916 in Upper Montclair, NJ. Hayden died at the age of 70 on May 23, 1986 in Sausalito, CA and was cremated and his ashes scattered in San Francisco Bay.
HONORS and AWARDS:
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Hayden was never nominated for an Academy Award.
BlogHub Articles:
5 Things You May Not Know about
By minooallen on Mar 26, 2017 From Classic Movie Hub Blog5 Things You May Not Know about Like today is his birthday. Happy 101st Birthday to the legend ! .. He was a beauty So pretty. Sure, most stars during the classic era of Hollywood were beautiful but Paramount decided to take it to the next level with Hayden. In 1941... Read full article
On the Occasion of ’s 100th Birthday Anniversary
By Marisa on Mar 26, 2016 From The Timothy Carey ExperienceI usually don’t post on Saturdays, but as the legendary was born 100 years ago today, I couldn’t not post. Timothy appeared in three films with him: Hellgate (1952), Crime Wave (1954) and The Killing (1956), getting a chance to really interact with him only in the latter ... Read full article
On the Occasion of ’s 100th Birthday Anniversary
By Marisa on Mar 26, 2016 From The Timothy Carey ExperienceI usually don’t post on Saturdays, but as the legendary was born 100 years ago today, I couldn’t not post. Timothy appeared in three films with him: Hellgate (1952), Crime Wave (1954) and The Killing (1956), getting a chance to really interact with him only in the latter ... Read full article
Stars Blogathon –
By Carol Martinheira on Mar 11, 2016 From The Old Hollywood GardenStars Blogathon – On March 11, 2016 By Carol A while ago, my friends Virginie and Crystal asked me if Id like to participate in their upcoming Stars Blogathon. Its about stars that we dont know that much about or havent seen that many movies w... Read full article
an actor, author, sailor, and WWII commando.
By Art on Mar 26, 2015 From Classic Cinema Gold(March 26, 1916 May 23, 1986) was an American actor, author, sailor, and WWII marine and commando. During his career as a Hollywood leading man Hayden specialized in westerns and film noir. was born Sterling Relyea Walter on March 26, 1916 in Montclair, New Jerse... Read full article
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Sterling Hayden Quotes:
Sheriff Tod Shaw, Suddenly California: About two miles to the first main intersection, then turn left. It's about sixty miles.
First Driver: Thanks, what town is this?
Sheriff Tod Shaw, Suddenly California: Suddenly.
First Driver: Suddenly what?
Sheriff Tod Shaw, Suddenly California: No no, that's the name.
First Driver: [laughs] That's a funny name for a town.
Sheriff Tod Shaw, Suddenly California: Uh huh, hangover from the old days; that's the way things used to happen here, suddenly.
First Driver: I see.
Sheriff Tod Shaw, Suddenly California: Road agents, gamblers, gunfighters.
First Driver: Well, I take it things have changed.
Sheriff Tod Shaw, Suddenly California: Uh huh. Things happen so slow now, the town council is figuring to change the name to Gradually.
First Driver: [laughs] Thanks, officer.
Sheriff Tod Shaw, Suddenly California: Pleasure, come back.
[Bart assumes the identity of Major Pepperis]
Christella Burke: We're not moving?
Bart Laish: Yes.
Christella Burke: Tonight?
Bart Laish: Tonight.
Christella Burke: But we can't Major.
Bart Laish: Why not?
Christella Burke: The trip will be too hard on the wounded soldiers.
Bart Laish: Miss Burke, back where I came from there happened to be dead soldiers.
Bart Laish: It's clearly common knowledge out here that most Indians do not like to fight at night. An Indian killed at night, they believe, wanders forever in darkness.
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