Diane Cilento
| Sign | Libra |
| Born | Oct 5, 1933 Brisbane, Australia |
| Died | Oct 6, 2011 , Cairns |
| Age | Died at 78 |
| Final Resting Placeunknown | |
Diane Cilento | |
| Job | Actress, author |
| Years active | 1950-2011 |
| Top Roles | Voice of Maria Hornblower, Mrs. Heath, Jessie, Molly Seagrim |
| Top Genres | Drama, Comedy, Thriller/Suspense, Crime, Mystery, Biographical |
| Top Topics | Book-Based, Period Piece, Artists |
| Top Collaborators | Christopher Lee, Ernest Thesiger, Richard Attenborough, Peter Cushing |
| Shares birthday with | Louise Dresser, Larry Fine, John Alton see more.. |
Diane Cilento Overview:
Actress, Diane Cilento, was born on Oct 5, 1933 in Brisbane, Australia. Cilento died at the age of 78 on Oct 6, 2011 in Cairns and was laid to rest in unknown Cemetery.
HONORS and AWARDS:
.Although Cilento was nominated for one Oscar, she never won a competitive Academy Award.
Academy Awards
| Year | Award | Film name | Role | Result |
| 1963 | Best Supporting Actress | Tom Jones (1963) | Molly | Nominated |
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Diane Cilento Quotes:
Denise Colby:
[to Alan] Tesoro, I've lied for you but never to you.
John Russell: The dead are dead. You ought to bury them.
Jessie: I'm sure that's good advice. Trouble is, Mr. Russell, I think you feel the same way about the living.
Connie: [Screaming] Ahhhhhhh!
Harry Stonehouse: [Annoyed] Now what?
Connie: A spider!
David Prade: Oh, it's quite harmless... unless you're a male spider. This is a female.
Connie: You sure have good eyesight!
David Prade: No, the male is always small, and, in case you're interested, he gets eaten by the female after he has performed his necessary function.
Baroness de la Vailion: [In French] Ooo lala!
David Prade: Ah, you know, women tend to do the same thing.
Baroness de la Vailion: I must say I have never tried it.
David Prade: [laughs] I mean mentally and psychologically.
Denise Colby: You've obviously talked to a lot of spiders.
David Prade: No, but I've talked to men, and, like spiders, many of them enjoy being eaten psychologically.
Harry Stonehouse: [Alan seems to react negatively to this last remark] You can take me off the list.
David Prade: Oh, some fight against it. It's a mechanism of this sort, a bid to stave off being eaten by women which operates in certain individuals.
[Alan again appears to take Prade's remark personally]
Denise Colby: Is that why you're a bachelor?
[Everybody laughs]
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John Russell: The dead are dead. You ought to bury them.
Jessie: I'm sure that's good advice. Trouble is, Mr. Russell, I think you feel the same way about the living.
Connie: [Screaming] Ahhhhhhh!
Harry Stonehouse: [Annoyed] Now what?
Connie: A spider!
David Prade: Oh, it's quite harmless... unless you're a male spider. This is a female.
Connie: You sure have good eyesight!
David Prade: No, the male is always small, and, in case you're interested, he gets eaten by the female after he has performed his necessary function.
Baroness de la Vailion: [In French] Ooo lala!
David Prade: Ah, you know, women tend to do the same thing.
Baroness de la Vailion: I must say I have never tried it.
David Prade: [laughs] I mean mentally and psychologically.
Denise Colby: You've obviously talked to a lot of spiders.
David Prade: No, but I've talked to men, and, like spiders, many of them enjoy being eaten psychologically.
Harry Stonehouse: [Alan seems to react negatively to this last remark] You can take me off the list.
David Prade: Oh, some fight against it. It's a mechanism of this sort, a bid to stave off being eaten by women which operates in certain individuals.
[Alan again appears to take Prade's remark personally]
Denise Colby: Is that why you're a bachelor?
[Everybody laughs]
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