Willie Fung
| Sign | Pisces |
| Born | Mar 3, 1896 Canton, China |
| Died | Apr 16, 1945 Los Angeles, CA |
| Age | Died at 49 |
Willie Fung | |
| Job | Actor |
| Years active | 1922-1944 |
| Top Roles | Chinese Cook, Hospital Patient, Bartender at Mansion House Hotel, Hoy, Chin Kee, Fisherman |
| Top Genres | Drama, Romance, Comedy, Western, Adventure, Crime |
| Top Topics | Book-Based, Pre-Code Cinema, Based on Play |
| Top Collaborators | Darryl F. Zanuck (Producer), Hal B. Wallis (Producer), William LeBaron (Producer), Irving Thalberg (Producer) |
| Shares birthday with | Jean Harlow, Edmund Lowe, Cathy Downs see more.. |
Willie Fung Overview:
Character actor, Willie Fung, was born on Mar 3, 1896 in Canton, China. Fung died at the age of 49 on Apr 16, 1945 in Los Angeles, CA .
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Willie Fung Quotes:
Jim Gordon:
I hope you two had a good time, 'cause Hap paid the check.
Jim Gordon: [following Hap's medical examination] Come on in, Hap... I gotta hand you one on the chin, but I'd rather it came from me than from anybody else: You're through flying.
Hap Smith: The doctor said I'd out-live Confucius.
Jim Gordon: Sure, if you stay on the ground... I can't send a man out there who doesn't know whether he's flying upside down or not! Take a look at that eye chart; your depth perception's a mile off! I know you've been gunning 'em since they were box-kites with broomsticks for rudders. But you gotta believe me, I'm doin' this for you! You've been close-winging in formation, overshooting your landings...
Hap Smith: [sounding as if he might cry] You don't have to say any more!... What else COULD I do around here?
Jim Gordon: Well, taking care of these ships on the ground is just as important as gunning them upstairs. I need a man I can trust for that... I wish you'd take that job, Hap.
Jim Gordon: [reading Woody's final letter] Do me a favor, will you, Pappy? Give my leather jacket to Reardon, he's a cool character. Divide my address book evenly among the boys in the barracks. And give my silk scarf to the next hedge-hopper who thinks this is an easy racket we're in. Woody.
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Jim Gordon: [following Hap's medical examination] Come on in, Hap... I gotta hand you one on the chin, but I'd rather it came from me than from anybody else: You're through flying.
Hap Smith: The doctor said I'd out-live Confucius.
Jim Gordon: Sure, if you stay on the ground... I can't send a man out there who doesn't know whether he's flying upside down or not! Take a look at that eye chart; your depth perception's a mile off! I know you've been gunning 'em since they were box-kites with broomsticks for rudders. But you gotta believe me, I'm doin' this for you! You've been close-winging in formation, overshooting your landings...
Hap Smith: [sounding as if he might cry] You don't have to say any more!... What else COULD I do around here?
Jim Gordon: Well, taking care of these ships on the ground is just as important as gunning them upstairs. I need a man I can trust for that... I wish you'd take that job, Hap.
Jim Gordon: [reading Woody's final letter] Do me a favor, will you, Pappy? Give my leather jacket to Reardon, he's a cool character. Divide my address book evenly among the boys in the barracks. And give my silk scarf to the next hedge-hopper who thinks this is an easy racket we're in. Woody.
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