Burle Icle Ivanhoe Ives
| Sign | Gemini |
| Born | Jun 14, 1909 Hunt City, IL |
| Died | Apr 14, 1995 Anacortes, WA |
| Age | Died at 85 |
| Final Resting PlaceMound Cemetery | |
Burl Ives | |
| Job | Actor, voice over actor, folk singer, writer, author |
| Years active | 1935-93 |
| Top Roles | Sam the Sheriff, Ephriam Cabot, Big Daddy Pollitt, Osh Popham, Dr. Hasselbacher |
| Top Genres | Drama, Comedy, Film Adaptation, Western, Family, Romance |
| Top Topics | Book-Based, Disney, Romance (Drama) |
| Top Collaborators | Elia Kazan (Director), Parley Baer, Walt Disney (Producer), Richard Erdman |
| Shares birthday with | Dorothy McGuire, Cliff Edwards, Gene Barry see more.. |
Burl Ives Overview:
Legendary actor, Burl Ives, was born Burle Icle Ivanhoe Ives on Jun 14, 1909 in Hunt City, IL. Ives died at the age of 85 on Apr 14, 1995 in Anacortes, WA and was laid to rest in Mound Cemetery in Hunt City, Jasper County, IL.
MINI BIO:
Genial, jovial American folk singer with tufty dark hair and goatee beard. He won a reputation as a musical storyteller, then made a few appearances in outdoor adventure tales in the 1940s before unexpectedly becoming a dramatic heavyweight, in both senses, in the following decade. Singing remained his first love, but he continued to pop up occasionally in films, mostly as elderly characters as cantankerous as his early portraits had been good-humored. Oscar (best supporting actor) for The Big Country. Suffered a degenerative bone disease in later years. Died from mouth cancer. (Source: available at Amazon Quinlan's Film Stars).HONORS and AWARDS:
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Burl Ives was nominated for one Academy Award, winning for Best Supporting Actor for The Big Country (as Rufus Hannassey) in 1958.
Academy Awards
| Year | Award | Film name | Role | Result |
| 1958 | Best Supporting Actor | The Big Country (1958) | Rufus Hannassey | Won |
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Classic Movie Travels:
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Burl Ives Quotes:
Margaret Carey: A favor? From us?
Osh Popham: Yes, he wants you to find a suitable place for his dear mother's picture.
Nancy Carey: Of course! Portrait of a lady! Where is it, Osh?
Osh Popham: Well, he hid it. He hid it away someplace safe. He wrote it down real clear, but it's just gone right out of my head.
Nancy Carey: Well, if you'll bring the letter, we'll follow the instructions to the last detail. She'll have a place of honor!
Osh Popham: Well, that's the idea. He wrote something about a simple little vase with flowers on her birthday.
Nancy Carey: When is it?
Osh Popham: Well, it seemed to me it was around the fall of the year. On Halloween.
Margaret Carey: Halloween!
Osh Popham: People are born on Halloween.
Helen Crane: [Dancing with Bruhn] Why did you have to do this terrible thing?
Jack Bruhn: There are things worse, ma'am, than dancing with lonely men.
Helen Crane: Please, let us go.
Jack Bruhn: Soon.
Helen Crane: Why did you have to come here?
Jack Bruhn: You should be grateful. Our coming saved the life of your husband.
Helen Crane: I don't believe Blaise would have gone through with it.
Jack Bruhn: Mrs. Crane, when my men and I leave here, there will be a showdown and you will be a widow.
[Buck Hannassey is about to shoot the weaponless James McKay until Buck's father intercedes]
Rufus Hannassey: You don't shoot an unarmed man... not while I'm around.
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