William Thomson Hay
| Sign | Sagittarius |
| Born | Dec 6, 1888 Stockton-on-Tees, Cleveland |
| Died | Apr 18, 1949 Chelsea, London |
| Age | Died at 60 |
Will Hay | |
| Job | Actor, Director |
| Top Roles | Davis, Skipper, Sgt. Dudfoot, Captain Benjamin Viking, Dr. Benjamin Twist |
| Top Genres | Comedy, War, Adventure, Crime |
| Top Collaborators | Michael Balcon (Producer), Charles Paton, Percy Walsh, John Boxer |
| Shares birthday with | Agnes Moorehead, William S. Hart, Herman Shumlin see more.. |
Will Hay Overview:
Actor, Will Hay, was born William Thomson Hay on Dec 6, 1888 in Stockton-on-Tees, Cleveland. Hay died at the age of 60 on Apr 18, 1949 in Chelsea, London .
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Will Hay Quotes:
Woodley:
I say, what are you going to do with that pole.
Captain Viking: Well we were going to put it up in the fire station but if you don't push off...
Davis: [Asked to explain international commerce in a radio interview] Ah - well, the chief export from Portugal is - er - port, and the chief export of Brazil is - nuts. Well, now, the economic situation between port and nuts - that is to say between Portugal and Brazil, is that the Brazilians want to drink port with their nuts and the Portuguese want to eat nuts with their port; so the more the export of port from Portuguese ports which the Brazilian ports import - the greater the export of nuts which the Brazilian ports export and Portugal's ports import. Well, then - in other words - the people of Brazil are bound to grow more and more nuts.
Signalman: [wanting to know if he can let a train through] Can I stick me signals up?
William Porter: Yes, if it'll give you any pleasure.
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Captain Viking: Well we were going to put it up in the fire station but if you don't push off...
Davis: [Asked to explain international commerce in a radio interview] Ah - well, the chief export from Portugal is - er - port, and the chief export of Brazil is - nuts. Well, now, the economic situation between port and nuts - that is to say between Portugal and Brazil, is that the Brazilians want to drink port with their nuts and the Portuguese want to eat nuts with their port; so the more the export of port from Portuguese ports which the Brazilian ports import - the greater the export of nuts which the Brazilian ports export and Portugal's ports import. Well, then - in other words - the people of Brazil are bound to grow more and more nuts.
Signalman: [wanting to know if he can let a train through] Can I stick me signals up?
William Porter: Yes, if it'll give you any pleasure.
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