George Kennedy film reviews
George Kennedy
American actor
Born
18 February 1925
in New York CityNew YorkUnited States
Born 18 February 1925 in New York - American actor, played over 100 film roles. He also
appeared in several television series. Best known for the Naked Gun comedy series, Cool
Hand Luke, The Dirty Dozen, Bandolero! , The Boston Strangler, Airport series, Earthquake, Dallas. He also has lent his distinctive voice to the animated films. He was in the Army from World War II and went on to serve 16 years, both in combat, and in his later years, as an Armed Forces Radio and Television officer. Oscar winner for supporting actor in the movie Cool Hand Luke (1967, dir. Stuart Rosenberg).
1964 |
as Henri Le Clerc | |
 Lieutenant Quinton McHale is captain of torpedo boat PT 73, but his crew has very little to do with real navy - they spend most of their time taking bets and making money on the side. | ||
1965 |
as Willard | |
Man suffering from amnesia can’t make out what is going on around him. All he knows is that he can be in danger. | ||
1965 |
as Colonel Gregory | |
American navy commander gets the chance to prove his worth by preparing the attack on the Japanese-held islands. | ||
1967 |
as Major Max Armbruster | |
Twelve American soldiers sentenced to death for their crimes are given a chance to avoid being executed if they will join the suicidal mission behind enemy lines. | ||
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