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Actor, Frank Wolff, was born Walter Frank Hermann Wolff on May 11, 1928 in San Francisco, CA. Wolff died at the age of 43 on Dec 12, 1971 in Rome, Italy .

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Sheriff Burnett: Listen to me, friends. Be patient. There'll be an amnesty soon, and you can all go home, so best leave Loco to the law. I guarantee ya', there's food for all of ya' at Snow Hill so go there, and feed yourselves. But take my advice: In the future, go easy on the horse meat; it's not all as tender as mine.


Tigrero, a.k.a. Loco: Can't a man provide for his old age?
Sheriff Burnett: I don't think you're gonna make it.


Sheriff Burnett: Tell me something, old-timer. Are we within the jurisdiction of Snow Hill County?
Stage driver: Yep. You can arrest or hang anyone you want.


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His last agent was Michele Pietravalle in Rome.

His parents helped set up the bookings for an anti-war play at the UCLA titled "The time is tomorrow" in the early 1950s. Frank Wolff appeared in the tour version of this UCLA production.

Actor Brett Halsey wrote a book, called 'The Magnificent Strangers', which includes a lot of characters based on Halsey's real movie business colleagues and is kind of autobiographic in a way. The character Frank Ward, who's suicide is thematized in the book, is said to have been written with Frank Wolff in mind.

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