Lyle Talbot Overview:

Actor, Lyle Talbot, was born Lysle Henderson on Feb 8, 1902 in Pittsburgh, PA. Talbot died at the age of 94 on Mar 2, 1996 in San Francisco, CA .

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Birthday of the Week: (1)

By Beth Daniels on Feb 3, 2014 From Mildred's Fatburgers

Born Lisle Henderson in Pittsburgh, PA, February 8, 1902 Biography Read it. The Entertainer: Movies, Magic and My Father's Twentieth Century, By Margaret TalbotRiverhead, 2012 Beautiful Rogue Turns out I have seen a surprising number of films that star or feature . ... Read full article


Birthday of the Week: (2)

By Beth Daniels on Feb 3, 2014 From Mildred's Fatburgers

Born Lisle Henderson in Pittsburgh, PA, February 8, 1902 Biography Read it. The Entertainer: Movies, Magic and My Father's Twentieth Century, By Margaret TalbotRiverhead, 2012 Beautiful Rogue Turns out I have seen a surprising number of films that star or feature . ... Read full article


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Lyle Talbot Quotes:

Rolfe Brent: Don, I want to talk to you.
Dr. Donald Middleton: There's nothing to talk about.
Rolfe Brent: Now, wait a minute. The blame isn't all on one side, you know. It won't do you a bit of harm to listen to the truth. I didn't take Elsa from you. You gave her to me.
Dr. Donald Middleton: What are you talking about?
Rolfe Brent: You were at the office or the laboratory morning, noon, and night.


Michael Loftus: [to Vivian] I can tell you're a real woman, not one of those stuffed brassieres you see on Park Avenue. You've got all the works that make a woman want to go, and live, and love.


Eddie 'Ed' Fields: Say, when a guy like him marries a doll like you, I'll kiss your... foot... in Macy's window at high noon.


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Lyle Talbot Facts
Played Commissioner Gordon in the 1949 Batman serial (Batman and Robin (1949)), before becoming a staple in the films of Edward D. Wood Jr. Director Tim Burton later did his own version of "Batman" (Batman (1989)) and a biopic of Wood (Ed Wood (1994)).

Pulled double duty doing voice over work for Warner Brothers' coming attractions in the early 1930's. That's Talbot's voice on the Jewel Robbery (1932) coming attraction reel.

In the span of two years (1950-1951), he appeared in 29 films.

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