William Sylvester
| Sign | Aquarius |
| Born | Jan 31, 1922 Oakland, CA |
| Died | Jan 25, 1995 Butte County, CA |
| Age | Died at 73 |
William Sylvester | |
| Job | Actor |
| Years active | 1953-1978 |
| Top Roles | Dr. Heywood R. Floyd, Philip Vickers, Pentagon Official, American soldier, Giovanni |
| Top Genres | Drama, Mystery, Horror, Science Fiction, Crime, Adventure |
| Top Topics | Aviation, Book-Based, Spies |
| Top Collaborators | Warren Beatty, Bernard Lee, Patricia Owens, Edward Dmytryk (Director) |
| Shares birthday with | Tallulah Bankhead, Jean Simmons, Eddie Cantor see more.. |
William Sylvester Overview:
Actor, William Sylvester, was born on Jan 31, 1922 in Oakland, CA. Sylvester died at the age of 73 on Jan 25, 1995 in Butte County, CA .
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William Sylvester Quotes:
[talking on the phone]
Mark English: Now get your tail out of bed and get to work.
Bob Garrett: Wilco, Wilco, stay cool and all that jazz--hey, how'd you know I was still in bed?
Mark English: It figures, boy, it figures.
Philip Vickers: I suppose I remember those words because even when you're drugged you remember a sentence of death.
Philip Vickers: That's not a sweater she's knitting - it's a noose. She and Treherne are going to fasten it on me together and tie it into a true lover's knot. She's been down there since early morning trying to talk me right into death row.
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Mark English: Now get your tail out of bed and get to work.
Bob Garrett: Wilco, Wilco, stay cool and all that jazz--hey, how'd you know I was still in bed?
Mark English: It figures, boy, it figures.
Philip Vickers: I suppose I remember those words because even when you're drugged you remember a sentence of death.
Philip Vickers: That's not a sweater she's knitting - it's a noose. She and Treherne are going to fasten it on me together and tie it into a true lover's knot. She's been down there since early morning trying to talk me right into death row.
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