Thomas Browne Henry
| Sign | Scorpio |
| Born | Nov 7, 1907 Los Angeles, CA |
| Died | Jun 30, 1980 La Mesa, CA |
| Age | Died at 72 |
Thomas Browne Henry | |
| Job | Actress |
| Top Roles | Major, Sutherland's CO, Cotton Warehouse Owner, Art Dealer, Udino's Attorney, Reporter at Electrocution |
| Top Genres | Drama, Crime, Comedy, Film Noir, Western, Action |
| Top Topics | Book-Based, Monster, Religious |
| Top Collaborators | Henry Koster (Director), Mervyn LeRoy (Director), Walter Wanger (Producer), Cecil B. DeMille (Director) |
| Shares birthday with | King Baggot, Herman J. Mankiewicz, Edward Sedgwick see more.. |
Thomas Browne Henry Overview:
Actress, Thomas Browne Henry, was born on Nov 7, 1907 in Los Angeles, CA. Browne Henry died at the age of 72 on Jun 30, 1980 in La Mesa, CA .
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Thomas Browne Henry Quotes:
Mondello:
He drives a truck with a house that follows him around like a goat.
Maj. Gen. A.D. McIntosh: A trailer?
Col. Tom Sturgeon: Where do I get off asking the Regular Army for help with a bunch of oversize grasshoppers?
Mike O'Brien, Chief National Detective Agency: Now, let's go over what we know so far. We're faced with a shrewd and ruthless gang of outlaws. Their operation is clever and deadly. They wait until a man with a price on his head is jailed, then spring him and use him as a front man for a series of holdups...making sure he is the only one ever recognized. The reward keeps going up. When it reaches three or four thousand dollars, the man is killed. Somebody is hired to collect the reward.
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Maj. Gen. A.D. McIntosh: A trailer?
Col. Tom Sturgeon: Where do I get off asking the Regular Army for help with a bunch of oversize grasshoppers?
Mike O'Brien, Chief National Detective Agency: Now, let's go over what we know so far. We're faced with a shrewd and ruthless gang of outlaws. Their operation is clever and deadly. They wait until a man with a price on his head is jailed, then spring him and use him as a front man for a series of holdups...making sure he is the only one ever recognized. The reward keeps going up. When it reaches three or four thousand dollars, the man is killed. Somebody is hired to collect the reward.
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