Robert Beatty
| Sign | Libra |
| Born | Oct 19, 1909 Hamilton, Canada |
| Died | Mar 3, 1992 London, England |
| Age | Died at 82 |
Robert Beatty | |
| Job | Actor |
| Years active | 1939-1989 |
| Top Roles | Carnaby, Lt. William Bush, Dr. Ralph Halvorsen, Barovic, Tusker Hawkins |
| Top Genres | Drama, Crime, War, Comedy, Mystery, Action |
| Top Topics | World War II, Book-Based, Aviation |
| Top Collaborators | Michael Powell (Director), Michael Balcon (Producer), Leslie Howard, Bernard Miles |
| Shares birthday with | David Lewis, Mimi Gibson, Dan Tobin see more.. |
Robert Beatty Overview:
Actor, Robert Beatty, was born on Oct 19, 1909 in Hamilton, Canada. Beatty died at the age of 82 on Mar 3, 1992 in London, England .
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Robert Beatty Quotes:
[Hornblower informs his officers of the approach of a Spanish ship-of-the-line]
2nd Lt. Gerard: A sixty gunner! What do you suppose he's up to?
Lt. Crystal: We don't clear the bay, I'll wager we're all dead before morning.
Lt. William Bush: How much can you afford this time?
Lt. Crystal: Twenty shillings.
Lt. William Bush: Done! Where shall I send the money if you win?
Lt. William Bush: Well, I expected to lose my leg, sir, but not all the way up to the neck.
Midshipman Longley: What if the Spanish attack while we're at anchor?
Lt. William Bush: The Lydia'd be blown to bits... and I'd lose twenty shillings.
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2nd Lt. Gerard: A sixty gunner! What do you suppose he's up to?
Lt. Crystal: We don't clear the bay, I'll wager we're all dead before morning.
Lt. William Bush: How much can you afford this time?
Lt. Crystal: Twenty shillings.
Lt. William Bush: Done! Where shall I send the money if you win?
Lt. William Bush: Well, I expected to lose my leg, sir, but not all the way up to the neck.
Midshipman Longley: What if the Spanish attack while we're at anchor?
Lt. William Bush: The Lydia'd be blown to bits... and I'd lose twenty shillings.
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