Preston Foster Overview:

Actor, Preston Foster, was born on Aug 24, 1900 in Pitman, NJ. Foster died at the age of 69 on Jul 14, 1970 in La Jolla, CA and was laid to rest in El Camino Memorial Park Cemetery in San Diego, CA.

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He was honored with one star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in the category of Television.

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On DVD: as a Suave Gentleman Thief in Double Danger (1938)

By KC on Sep 24, 2019 From Classic Movies

I’ve been a big fan of actor and singer ever since I saw his brooding performance opposite Belita in the ice skating noir The Hunted (1948). He’s got an unusually low-key presence: charming, lightly flirtatious, always in control, but never raising his voice and rarely thr... Read full article


Inside Job (1946) with

By Orson De Welles on Nov 26, 2015 From Classic Film Freak

Share This! At a mere 65 minutes, you’d think it would be challenging for a film to be overly bad. Even a modicum of plot should be able to sustain a single hour’s worth of celluloid, right? Usually, yes. But not always. Which brings us to 1946’s Inside Job, which in spite of the a... Read full article


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Preston Foster Quotes:

Bud Clark: There's only one thing we got think about: when we get our arms around a dame, how far can we go?


Tim Foster: If I can spot you back of those trick cheaters, so can the cops!
Boyd Kane: [Removes dark glasses] The job you're talkin' about - I said I'd listen.
Tim Foster: You're a cop-killer! You killed one on that last deal!
Boyd Kane: I don't like heroes!
Tim Foster: You can tell that to the warden when they burn ya!


Vera Delmar: Toby Walker, you're supposed to be a sharpshooter and you can't even see a woman gal under your own nose.
Toby Walker: I can see anything I'm aiming at.


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Preston Foster Facts
Buried at El Camino Memorial Park, La Jolla, California.

After he retired from the film industry, he became the executive director of the El Camino Playhouse in California, in which capacity he wrote, acted in and directed plays.

Member of the Pennsylvania Grand Opera Company.

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