Charles Dennis Buchinsky
| Sign | Scorpio |
| Born | Nov 3, 1921 Ehrenfeld, Pennsylvania |
| Died | Aug 30, 2003 Los Angeles, CA |
| Age | Died at 81 |
Charles Bronson | |
| Job | Actor |
| Years active | 1950-1999 |
| Top Roles | Wolenski, Igor, Harmonica, Flight Lt. Danny Velinski "The Tunnel King", Russian Agent |
| Top Genres | Drama, Western, Action, War, Comedy, Crime |
| Top Topics | World War II, Aviation, Romance (Drama) |
| Top Collaborators | John Sturges (Director), Robert Aldrich (Director), Jack Elam, Burt Lancaster |
| Shares birthday with | Lulu Kennedy-Cairns, Lois Smith, Ford Sterling see more.. |
Charles Bronson Overview:
Legendary actor, Charles Bronson, was born Charles Dennis Buchinsky on Nov 3, 1921 in Ehrenfeld, Pennsylvania. Bronson died at the age of 81 on Aug 30, 2003 in Los Angeles, CA .
MINI BIO:
Rugged, latterly mustachioed American star, a former juvenile delinquent, miner, and boxer who turned to acting after World War II. For many years cast as villains and men of violence, he broke through to stardom only in 1968, after which he played heroes and men of violence at just as prolific a rate as before. One of the world's top box office stars through most of the 1970s, he was married (second) to British-born actress Jill Ireland from 1968 to her death. Kept going in craggy leading roles into his late seventies. (Source: available at Amazon Quinlan's Film Stars).HONORS and AWARDS:
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He was honored with one star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in the category of Motion Pictures. Bronson was never nominated for an Academy Award.
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Charles Bronson Quotes:
Harmonica: [off screen] Can't you see?
[emerges from behind a pile of wood]
Harmonica: It's a station. And all around it a town. Brett McBain's town.
Cheyenne: [starts to laugh] Was he crazy, heh!
Harmonica: Yeah in a very special way. An Irishman.
[starts measuring out a square and hammers wood spikes into the ground]
Harmonica: He knew someday or another that railroad through Flagstone would continue on west. So he looked over all this county here. Until he found this hunk of desert. Nobody wanted it! But he bought it.
[continues with work]
Harmonica: Then he tightened his belt, and for years he waited.
Cheyenne: Waited for what?
Harmonica: For the railroad to reach this point.
Cheyenne: Ah, but how in the hell did he know the railroad would pass through his property?
Harmonica: Them steam engines can't roll without water. And the only water within fifty miles west of Flagstone is right here. Under this land!
Cheyenne: Ah ha, he was no fool, our dead friend, ah?
[chuckles]
Cheyenne: He was gonna sell this piece of desert for his weight in gold, wasn't he?
Harmonica: [looks at Cheyenne] You don't sell the dream of a lifetime! Brett McBain wanted his station: he got the rights to build it.
Cheyenne: How do you know all this?
Harmonica: I saw a document. It was all in order, seals, signatures, everything! One thing though, in very small print, there is a short clause. Which says that McBain or his heirs lose all rights, if by the time the railroad reaches this point...
[turns to Cheyenne again]
Harmonica: ...the station ain't built yet.
Major John Reisman: How come you speak German?
Joseph T. Wladislaw: My old man came from Silesia. He didn't speak German, he didn't dig coal. If he didn't dig coal, he didn't eat.
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Joe Jarrett: Take a good look at him. He's the bad guy. And Joe Jarrett - that's me, and Zack Thomas, we're the good guys.
Matson: Let's go.
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