John Dierkes
| Sign | Aquarius |
| Born | Feb 10, 1905 Cincinnati, OH |
| Died | Jan 8, 1975 Los Angeles, CA |
| Age | Died at 69 |
John Dierkes | |
| Job | Actor |
| Top Roles | Bursar, Ranger Bill Larsen, Preacher, Jocko Robertson, Sir Tristram |
| Top Genres | Drama, Western, Romance, Action, Horror, Adventure |
| Top Topics | Book-Based, Civil War, Romance (Comic) |
| Top Collaborators | Joseph Kane (Director), Roger Corman (Producer), Orson Welles, John Wayne |
| Shares birthday with | Jimmy Durante, Lon Chaney Jr., Judith Anderson see more.. |
John Dierkes Overview:
Actor, John Dierkes, was born on Feb 10, 1905 in Cincinnati, OH. Dierkes died at the age of 69 on Jan 8, 1975 in Los Angeles, CA .
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John Dierkes Quotes:
McSween:
[about the murdered Tunstall] Lord God, this was a quiet man. He lived the way a man ought to live. He did not lie. He did not hurt. He listened to any man who spoke to him.
Preacher: Are you a sinner? Do you wish to be saved?
Dr. James Xavier: Saved? No. I've come to tell you what I see. There are great darknesses. Farther than time itself. And beyond the darkness... a light that glows, changes... and in the center of the universe... the eye that sees us all.
[Looks up at the sky]
Dr. James Xavier: No!
Preacher: You see sin and the devil! But the lord has told us what to do about it. Said Matthew in Chapter Five, "If thine eye offends thee... pluck it out!"
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Preacher: Are you a sinner? Do you wish to be saved?
Dr. James Xavier: Saved? No. I've come to tell you what I see. There are great darknesses. Farther than time itself. And beyond the darkness... a light that glows, changes... and in the center of the universe... the eye that sees us all.
[Looks up at the sky]
Dr. James Xavier: No!
Preacher: You see sin and the devil! But the lord has told us what to do about it. Said Matthew in Chapter Five, "If thine eye offends thee... pluck it out!"
read more quotes from John Dierkes...
