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Wallace Beery estió un actor estausunidense, naixito l' 1 d'abril de 1885 en a ciudat de Kansas City ( Missouri) y muerto o 15 d'abril de 1949 en Beverly Hills ( California ). Prencipió a suya carrera como actor en o mundo d'o teatro, dimpués de probar fortuna en o mundo d'o circo en o Circo Ringling Brothers, que albandonó en estar feriu ...
Wallace Fitzgerald Beery (n. 1 aprilie 1885 , d. 15 aprilie 1949 ) a fost un actor american cunoscut pentru rolul Bill în filmul Min and Bill , unde a avut-o ca parteneră pe Marie Dressler , dar și pentru rolul titular în The Champ , rol pentru care a câștigat Premiul Oscar pentru cel mai bun actor .
Wallace Beery. Wallace Fitzgerald Beery (April 1, 1885 – April 15, 1949) was an American actor. [1] He is best known for his roles of Bill in Min and Bill (1930), as Long John Silver in Treasure Island (1934), as Pancho Villa in Viva Villa! (1934), and as Andy Purcell in The Champ (1931), for which he won the Academy Award for Best Actor .
Beery was de halfbroer van acteur Noah Beery. Toen hij net zestien was kreeg hij een baan bij Ringling Brothers, destijds een bekend circus. Hij trainde hier olifanten. Toen hij twee jaar later werd aangevallen door een luipaard nam hij ontslag. Beery verhuisde naar New York en speelde hier in musicals.
Wallace Beery, nato Wallace Fitzgerald Beery ( Kansas City, 1º aprile 1885 – Beverly Hills, 15 aprile 1949 ), è stato un attore e regista statunitense, fra i più popolari e rappresentativi tra le due guerre mondiali. Nel panorama hollywoodiano di grandi seduttori belli ed eleganti, Beery si presentava con il volto grosso e ghignante, la ...
Wallace Fitzgerald Beery (1 Nisan 1885 - 15 Nisan 1949), Oscar ödüllü Amerikalı oyuncudur. Min and Bill 'deki Bill, Treasure Island 'daki Long John Silver ve Viva Villa! 'daki Pancho Villa rolüyle tanınmaktadır. 1931 yapımı Şampiyon filmindeki rolüyle En İyi Erkek Oyuncu dalında Akademi Ödülü 'nün sahibi olmuştur.
18 de abr. de 2015 · He [Wallace Beery] was a bulbous, upstaging ham who wouldn’t rehearse and stopped acting around the time of “Viva Villa!” [1934], content with playing the lovable slob. He was also a grumpy, miserable miser who would park his station wagon by the stage door and use his lunch hour to steal material and props that weren’t being used, then move his station wagon elsewhere.
