Birthday: April 1, 1885 (Aries)
Born In: Clay County
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Also Known As: Wallace Fitzgerald Beery, Mr. Wallace Beery, Wally
Died At Age: 64
Spouse/Ex-: Gloria Swanson, Rita Gilman
father: Noah Webster Beery
mother: Frances Margaret Fitzgerald
siblings: Noah Beery Sr., William C. Beery
children: Carol Ann Beery, Phyllis Ann Beery
place of death: Beverly Hills
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Some of the movies Wallace Beery starred in include "The Champ," "Dinner at Eight," "Viva Villa!," "Min and Bill," and "Grand Hotel."
Yes, Wallace Beery was known for portraying both villainous and heroic characters throughout his career, showcasing his versatility as an actor.
Yes, Wallace Beery served in the military during World War I, where he was stationed in France as a sergeant.
Wallace Beery was known for his method acting approach, often immersing himself fully into his characters by extensively researching and studying their backgrounds and mannerisms.
Wallace Beery was a highly influential actor in the early days of Hollywood, known for his powerful on-screen presence and memorable performances that helped shape the development of American cinema.
Wallace Beery was known for his love of animals and frequently worked with various animal organizations to promote animal welfare.
Despite his tough-guy image on screen, Beery was known to have a soft spot for children and would often spend time with young fans on set.
Beery was a skilled harmonica player and would often entertain his colleagues and friends with impromptu performances.
He was an avid collector of antique guns and enjoyed spending time at gun shows and auctions to add to his collection.
Beery was a talented cook and would often surprise his friends and family with delicious homemade meals.
Awards
1932 | Best Actor in a Leading Role | The Champ (1931) |
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