Walter Slezak
| Sign | Taurus |
| Born | May 3, 1902 Vienna, Austria-Hungary [now Austria] |
| Died | Apr 21, 1983 Flower Hill, NY |
| Age | Died at 81 |
Walter Slezak | |
| Job | Actor |
| Years active | 1922-1980 |
| Top Roles | Etienne, Restaurant Proprietor, Yakov, Don Pedro Vargas, Melik, Prof. Barker |
| Top Genres | Comedy, Drama, Romance, Adventure, Thriller/Suspense, Musical |
| Top Topics | Romance (Comic), Pirate, World War II |
| Top Collaborators | Frank Borzage (Director), Byron Foulger, Nestor Paiva, Steven Geray |
| Shares birthday with | Bing Crosby, Mary Astor, Beulah Bondi see more.. |
Walter Slezak Overview:
Character actor, Walter Slezak, was born on May 3, 1902 in Vienna, Austria-Hungary [now Austria]. Slezak died at the age of 81 on Apr 21, 1983 in Flower Hill, NY .
MINI BIO:
Tubby, mustachioed Walter Slezak was an Austrian actor just as likely to play affable or menacing characters. A welcome part of any film, he was probably most memorable as the German on Hitchcock's Lifeboat. He had two bursts of intense film activity, in Germany from 1924 to 1928 and in Hollywood from 1942 to 1954, having been in America since the early 1930s. Otherwise he appeared mostly on stage. He was also a writer and humorist. He retired in 1972, but in 1983 committed suicide by shooting himself.
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Walter Slezak Quotes:
Robert L. Talbot:
Mr Clavell!
Maurice Clavell: Sir?
Robert L. Talbot: You are to go with them and you are not to let those girls out of your sight.
Maurice Clavell: Sir, I can't ride a motor scooter.
Robert L. Talbot: Then learn.
Maurice Clavell: I have no sense of balance. I was the only child that ever had to be strapped to his tricycle.
Mario Du Billar: I know the man. He'll not rest until he frees the Contessa and Anne Bonney, or is killed in the attempt.
Don Juan Alvarado: The latter alternative is the more likely. And, incidentally, the more satisfactory.
Maurice Clavell: I'll take your room to your bags.
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Maurice Clavell: Sir?
Robert L. Talbot: You are to go with them and you are not to let those girls out of your sight.
Maurice Clavell: Sir, I can't ride a motor scooter.
Robert L. Talbot: Then learn.
Maurice Clavell: I have no sense of balance. I was the only child that ever had to be strapped to his tricycle.
Mario Du Billar: I know the man. He'll not rest until he frees the Contessa and Anne Bonney, or is killed in the attempt.
Don Juan Alvarado: The latter alternative is the more likely. And, incidentally, the more satisfactory.
Maurice Clavell: I'll take your room to your bags.
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