Iola Yvette Vedder
| Sign | Virgo |
| Born | Aug 26, 1928 Kansas City, MO |
| Age | 98 |
Yvette Vickers | |
| Job | Actress |
| Top Roles | Lily Peters, Giggling Girl on Phone at Party, Honey Parker, Blonde Yoga Girl, The Blonde |
| Top Genres | Drama, Comedy, Film Noir, Western, Crime, Film Adaptation |
| Top Topics | Professors, Revenge, Aliens |
| Top Collaborators | Joe Conley, John Zaremba, Jack Perrin, Richard Carlson |
| Shares birthday with | Robert Chartoff, Jane Merrow, Ronny Graham see more.. |
Yvette Vickers Overview:
Actress, Yvette Vickers, was born Iola Yvette Vedder on Aug 26, 1928 in Kansas City, MO. Vickers died at the age of 82 in 2010 in Benedict Canyon, CA .
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Yvette Vickers Quotes:
Harry Archer:
Hey, hey, hey, Tony, something's happen to your lights.
Tony the Bartender: I got eyes, I can see.
Honey Parker: Who needs lights?
Harry Archer: I should never have agreed to go back to her once we were separated.
Honey Parker: Why did you?
Harry Archer: You know why. I couldn't pry a nickel out of her. That community property routine only works for women! A man hasn't got a chance!
Honey Parker: Unless the wife dies.
[he looks around in shock;]
Honey Parker: I didn't say anything.
Harry Archer: You were thinking it!
Honey Parker: Not the same thing.
Honey Parker: You know what our problem is? We both have the same disease: money, and happy ways of spending it.
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Tony the Bartender: I got eyes, I can see.
Honey Parker: Who needs lights?
Harry Archer: I should never have agreed to go back to her once we were separated.
Honey Parker: Why did you?
Harry Archer: You know why. I couldn't pry a nickel out of her. That community property routine only works for women! A man hasn't got a chance!
Honey Parker: Unless the wife dies.
[he looks around in shock;]
Honey Parker: I didn't say anything.
Harry Archer: You were thinking it!
Honey Parker: Not the same thing.
Honey Parker: You know what our problem is? We both have the same disease: money, and happy ways of spending it.
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