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Actor, Edward Judd, was born on Oct 4, 1932 in Shanghai, China. Judd died at the age of 76 on Feb 24, 2009 in Mitcham, Surrey .

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Joseph Cavor: Yet to fight in a war is considered an honor. Well, it's difficult to explain, but men who are killed in battle are heroes. That's odd, isn't it?
The Grand Lunar: Men enjoy to make war?
Joseph Cavor: No. No, they detest it!
The Grand Lunar: Then if they make war, they are defective.
Joseph Cavor: Well... well, we're not perfect. Well, mankind is still developing. We're not, we're not perfect. There are men of peace.
The Grand Lunar: My concern is with the men of violence, the men who kill. Soon others will be coming from Earth. Our galleries will be strewn with dead.
Joseph Cavor: There needn't *be* any others! There needn't *be* any others! I'm the only one who holds the secret of Cavorite.
The Grand Lunar: Then you and your secret will remain here on the Moon.
Arnold Bedford: [shouts] Cavor!
[leaps from hiding]
Arnold Bedford: Cavor, this is not an audience! You're on trial!


[Scientist Sir John Kelly speaks to quell public fears on TV, watched by journalists in a pub:]
Sir John Kelly: When one considers the Moon is 240,000 miles away and the Sun ninety-three million, it is an extraordinary thing that astronomers can tell with such a degree of accuracy what their movements will be many years ahead.
Bill Maguire: Now, what does that mean?
Peter Stenning: It means he doesn't know what it's all about.


Peter Stenning: Alcoholics of the press, unite!


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Edward Judd Facts
Performed in repertory in Windsor and Nottingham in the early years. Later on the West End stage, he appeared in "The Long and the Short and the Tall" with an up-and-coming Peter O'Toole and returned there in 1973 for a role in the Tennessee Williams play "Small Craft Warnings" co-starring Elaine Stritch.

Reclusive in later years, it was believed at one point that he had died in Wimbledon in July 2004, homeless and in frail health due to his heavy drinking. The fact, at least about him being homeless, was proved incorrect. Apparently, he lived at a retirement home in Mitcham in his final years.

Born in Shanghai, he and his English father and Russian mother fled when the Japanese attacked China five years later. They moved to Britain, where he studied at the newly opened Bolton's Theatre Club in Kensington, west London.

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