Raymond Huntley
| Sign | Taurus |
| Born | Apr 23, 1904 Birmingham, UK |
| Died | Oct 19, 1990 Westminster, London |
| Age | Died at 86 |
Raymond Huntley | |
| Job | Actor |
| Top Roles | Mr. Hoylake, Marx, Kampenfeldt, Wagstaffe, Mr. Throstle |
| Top Genres | Comedy, Drama, Crime, War, Romance, Film Adaptation |
| Top Topics | World War II, Spies, Based on Play |
| Top Collaborators | Alexander Korda (Director), Carol Reed (Director), Richard Attenborough, Michael Balcon (Producer) |
| Shares birthday with | Shirley Temple, Simone Simon, Frank Borzage see more.. |
Raymond Huntley Overview:
Actor, Raymond Huntley, was born on Apr 23, 1904 in Birmingham, UK. Huntley died at the age of 86 on Oct 19, 1990 in Westminster, London .
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Raymond Huntley Quotes:
Man in Bookshop:
You've got your papers for England, I take it?
J. Miller: Yes, I've an Argentine passport. I'm going to Britain to buy bulls, apparently. I could have thought of happier excuses; I don't like bulls.
Man in Bookshop: Bulls will be the easiest part of your business. Did you ever meet Oscar Pryce?
J. Miller: Yes, in Leipzig last autumn.
Man in Bookshop: Did you know that he was in England?
J. Miller: No.
Man in Bookshop: At the moment he's awaiting trial in an military prison, at a place called Wynbridge Vale, in the West Country.
J. Miller: Bad luck. Well?
Man in Bookshop: Pryce has vital information. We have to know what it is.
J. Miller: How?
Man in Bookshop: You must get him out of their prison.
J. Miller: I see what you mean about the bulls.
Mr. Throstle: [to Peter] There is a smell of brimstone about you.
Kampenfeldt: [trying to decide the guilt of someone accused of treason - downbeat] This is a fine country to live in.
[upbeat]
Kampenfeldt: This is a *fine* country to live in.
[to camera]
Kampenfeldt: This is a bloody awful country to live in!
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J. Miller: Yes, I've an Argentine passport. I'm going to Britain to buy bulls, apparently. I could have thought of happier excuses; I don't like bulls.
Man in Bookshop: Bulls will be the easiest part of your business. Did you ever meet Oscar Pryce?
J. Miller: Yes, in Leipzig last autumn.
Man in Bookshop: Did you know that he was in England?
J. Miller: No.
Man in Bookshop: At the moment he's awaiting trial in an military prison, at a place called Wynbridge Vale, in the West Country.
J. Miller: Bad luck. Well?
Man in Bookshop: Pryce has vital information. We have to know what it is.
J. Miller: How?
Man in Bookshop: You must get him out of their prison.
J. Miller: I see what you mean about the bulls.
Mr. Throstle: [to Peter] There is a smell of brimstone about you.
Kampenfeldt: [trying to decide the guilt of someone accused of treason - downbeat] This is a fine country to live in.
[upbeat]
Kampenfeldt: This is a *fine* country to live in.
[to camera]
Kampenfeldt: This is a bloody awful country to live in!
read more quotes from Raymond Huntley...
