Philip Wyndham Friend
| Sign | Pisces |
| Born | Feb 20, 1915 Horsham, Sussex |
| Died | Sep 1, 1987 Chiddingfold, Surrey |
| Age | Died at 72 |
Philip Friend | |
| Job | Actor |
| Top Roles | Lt. Ellerton, Baron Charles Dorchester, Pelham Dane, Torps, Humphries |
| Top Genres | Drama, War, Comedy, Thriller/Suspense, Adventure, Action |
| Top Topics | World War II, Spies, Aviation |
| Top Collaborators | Leslie Howard, George Sherman (Director), Johnnie Schofield, John Boxer |
| Shares birthday with | Sidney Poitier, Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney, Richard Beymer see more.. |
Philip Friend Overview:
Actor, Philip Friend, was born Philip Wyndham Friend on Feb 20, 1915 in Horsham, Sussex. Friend died at the age of 72 on Sep 1, 1987 in Chiddingfold, Surrey .
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Philip Friend Quotes:
Frederic Baptiste:
[introducing himself] Frederic Baptiste, the bloodthirsty pirate, at your service... up to a point.
Frederic Baptiste: And now you are to entertain me.
Deborah McCoy: Very well, do I sing, dance, or fight?
Frederic Baptiste: We decide on the way home.
Bertram, Pirate: Afternoon, Miss Debbie.
Deborah McCoy: Good afternoon, Bertram.
Deborah McCoy: [to Baptiste] He's been telling me about his sister. I remind him of her.
Frederic Baptiste: He never had a sister.
Deborah McCoy: Oh, the poor fellow. He's had such a sad life!
Frederic Baptiste: He's had the kind of life he wants. So have I - up to now!
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Frederic Baptiste: And now you are to entertain me.
Deborah McCoy: Very well, do I sing, dance, or fight?
Frederic Baptiste: We decide on the way home.
Bertram, Pirate: Afternoon, Miss Debbie.
Deborah McCoy: Good afternoon, Bertram.
Deborah McCoy: [to Baptiste] He's been telling me about his sister. I remind him of her.
Frederic Baptiste: He never had a sister.
Deborah McCoy: Oh, the poor fellow. He's had such a sad life!
Frederic Baptiste: He's had the kind of life he wants. So have I - up to now!
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