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Lionel Jay Stander war ein US-amerikanischer Schauspieler. Seine wohl bekannteste Rolle spielte er als Butler, Koch und Chauffeur „Max“ in der Krimiserie Hart aber herzlich. Während der McCarthy-Ära in den 1950er Jahren wurde auch er Opfer der amerikanischen Behörden bei deren Kampagnen gegen vermeintliche kommunistische Helfershelfer.
Lionel Stander a eu six filles de ses six mariages. Les noms et les dates de naissance de ses filles ne sont pas connus publiquement. Cependant, on sait qu’il était un père dévoué et aimant. La mort de Lionel Stander. Lionel Stander est décédé d’un cancer du poumon le 30 novembre 1994 à Los Angeles, en Californie.
Lionel Stander “is another one whose extra-curricular chores far exceed his Front activities.” Fagan’s overwrought prose—not to mention his punctuation, capitalization and use of italics— would be funny if he hadn’t been taken so seriously (and, scarily, still is, judging by his 4
Lionel Stander was born on the 11th of January, 1908. He was known for being a Movie Actor. Remembered for his character roles in such 1930s films as Meet Nero Wolfe, A Star Is Born, and Mr. Deeds Goes to Town, he is also notable for his radio acting work, which includes performances on the Lux Radio Theater show and the Eddie Cantor Show ...
Lionel Stander, l'attore personaggio cinematografico con la grande voce roca, è nato l'11 gennaio 1908 a The Bronx borough of New York City. La carriera di attore di Stander fu deragliata quando fu inserito nella lista nera durante gli anni '50 dopo essere stato esposto come membro del Partito Comunista durante le audizioni del Comitato delle attività non americane della Camera.
Biographie. Lionel Stander, né le 11 janvier 1908 à New York dans le Bronx, et mort le 30 novembre 1994 à Los Angeles, est un acteur américain. Sa carrière débuta dans les années 1930 et se poursuivit pendant un demi-siècle. « Acteur de théâtre dès 19 ans, il se spécialise dans les rôles d’excentriques volontiers bourrus ...
Although Stander was a gifted actor, he never gave a more impressive performance; commanded to give information on Americans involved in subversive activities, he pointed at his inquisitors themselves, calling them a "group of fanatics who are trying to undermine the Constitution of the United States by depriving artists of life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness without due process of law".
