Edgar Stehli
| Sign | Cancer |
| Born | Jul 12, 1884 Lyon, France |
| Died | Jul 25, 1973 Upper Montclair, NJ |
| Age | Died at 89 |
Edgar Stehli | |
| Job | Actor |
| Top Roles | Gloomy, Tully, Judge James Tucker, Mr. Holcomb, Julius Steigel |
| Top Genres | Drama, Adventure, Crime, Comedy, Western, Science Fiction |
| Top Topics | Book-Based, Rags to Riches, Gangsters |
| Top Collaborators | Delmer Daves (Director), Willis Bouchey, Glenn Ford, James Griffith |
| Shares birthday with | Hunt Stromberg, Milton Berle, Vera Ralston see more.. |
Edgar Stehli Overview:
Actor, Edgar Stehli, was born on Jul 12, 1884 in Lyon, France. Stehli died at the age of 89 on Jul 25, 1973 in Upper Montclair, NJ .
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Edgar Stehli Quotes:
George Nyle Caswell:
[Self-satisfied] That's the kind of gamble I like, a sure thing. I'll be able to buy that stock back for ten points less that I sold it.
Julius Steigel: There are some ways that don't seem right to make money.
[He shakes his head in disapproval]
Judge Benson: Viciousness in men, Luke, is inside. Deep inside.
Dr. Luke Canfield: But why? What caused it? I keep wanting to know what makes him tick.
Judge Benson: Well, it's usually a kind of logical progression. A youngster starts running with a gang. Sooner or later they're killed off or sent to prison until he's the only one left. He's gotten away with killing and he keeps going with it... alone. He can't let himself even like someone because some day he might have to kill them. By then there's no turning back. Even if he wants to throw his gun away, he can't because he knows that just around the bend there's someone that will kill him.
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Julius Steigel: There are some ways that don't seem right to make money.
[He shakes his head in disapproval]
Judge Benson: Viciousness in men, Luke, is inside. Deep inside.
Dr. Luke Canfield: But why? What caused it? I keep wanting to know what makes him tick.
Judge Benson: Well, it's usually a kind of logical progression. A youngster starts running with a gang. Sooner or later they're killed off or sent to prison until he's the only one left. He's gotten away with killing and he keeps going with it... alone. He can't let himself even like someone because some day he might have to kill them. By then there's no turning back. Even if he wants to throw his gun away, he can't because he knows that just around the bend there's someone that will kill him.
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