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RICHARD DONALD CRENNA, más conocido como RICHARD CRENNA (Los Ángeles, California, 30 de noviembre de 1926–17 de enero de 2003) fue un actor de cine estadounidense.
Biografía y carrera
Nació en el seno de una familia de inmigrantes italianos de la región de Toscana. Su padre era farmacéutico y su madre regentaba un hotel. Fue educado en la Belmont High School y en la Universidad del Sur de California.
Inició su carrera interpretativa en la radio, actuando en los programas My Favorite Husband, Boy Scout Jamboree, A Date With Judy, The Great Gildersleeve y Our Miss Brooks. Continuó en el reparto del último, cuando fue trasladada su emisión a la televisión. Tras Our Miss Brooks, actuó en otro programa televisivo, The Real McCoys, protagonizado por Walter Brennan. Además, Crenna interpretó el papel principal en la temporada de 1964 de la serie Slattery’s People. Trabajó en El Yang-Tsé en llamas junto a Steve McQueen.
Es mundialmente conocido por su papel del Coronel Trautman, antiguo superior de John Rambo, en la trilogía sobre este personaje. Tiene su máxima participación en Rambo III, luchando codo a codo con el protagonista del film. En una escena donde está siendo torturado, dice una de las frases más célebres de la saga, cuando el coronel ruso, asombrado por todo el desastre que Rambo provocó, estando completamente solo, le dice a Trautman: «Un solo hombre, frente a comandos entrenados… ¿Quién se cree que es… Dios?» Y Trautman responde, con dificultad por la aplicación de la tortura: «Dios tendría misericordia…él no la tendrá». Ese diálogo, hasta el día de hoy, se interpreta con hilaridad, incredulidad y asombro. Tuvo una extensa carrera interpretativa e interpretó a personajes con responsabilidades de mando con cierto éxito.
Estuvo casado con Penni Sweeney, desde 1959 hasta 2003, año en que falleció a causa de un cáncer de páncreas, en su ciudad natal, a los 76 años de edad.
Tiene una estrella en el Paseo de la Fama de Hollywood, en el 6714 de Hollywood Boulevard.
Biography
Wikipedia in English
RICHARD DONALD CRENNA, better known as RICHARD CRENNA (Los Angeles, California, November 30, 1926 – January 17, 2003) was an American film actor.
Biography and career
He was born into a family of Italian immigrants from the Tuscany region. His father was a pharmacist and his mother ran a hotel. He was educated at Belmont High School and the University of Southern California.
He began his acting career on radio, performing on the shows My Favorite Husband, Boy Scout Jamboree, A Date With Judy, The Great Gildersleeve, and Our Miss Brooks. It continued in the distribution of the last one, when its broadcast was transferred to television. After Our Miss Brooks, she starred on another television show, The Real McCoys, starring Walter Brennan. Additionally, Crenna played the title role on the 1964 season of the series Slattery’s People. He worked on The Burning Yangtze alongside Steve McQueen.
He is known worldwide for his role as Colonel Trautman, John Rambo’s former superior, in the trilogy about this character. He has his maximum participation in Rambo III, fighting side by side with the protagonist of the film. In a scene where he is being tortured, he says one of the most famous phrases of the saga, when the Russian colonel, amazed by all the disaster that Rambo caused, being completely alone, tells Trautman: «One man, in front of commandos trained … Who does he think he is … God? » And Trautman responds, with difficulty from the application of torture: «God would have mercy … he will not have it.» That dialogue, to this day, is interpreted with hilarity, disbelief and amazement. He had an extensive acting career and played characters with leadership responsibilities with some success.
He was married to Penni Sweeney, from 1959 to 2003, the year he died of pancreatic cancer, in his hometown, at the age of 76.
He has a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame at 6714 Hollywood Boulevard.
Filmography
1950 Let’s Dance
1952 Red Skies of Montana
1952 The Pride of St. Louis
1952 It Grows on Trees
1956 Our Miss Brooks
1956 Over-Exposed
1965 Ann-Margret: Made in Paris
1965 John Goldfarb, Please Come Home
1966 Made in Paris
1966 The Sand Pebbles
1967 Wait Until Dark
1968 Star!
1969 Midas Run
1969 Marooned
1971 Doctors’ Wives
1971 The Deserter
1971 Red Sky at Morning
1971 Catlow (Nobody’s Gold)
1972 Black Chronicle
1972 Dirty Money
1973 The Man Called Noon
1973 Jonathan Livingston Seagull
1975 Breakheart Pass
1978 Devil Dog
1978 The Evil
1979 Wild Horse Hank
1979 Stone Cold Dead
1980 Death Ship
1981 Body Heat
1982 First Blood
1983 Table for Five
1984 The Flamingo Kid
1985 Rambo: First Blood Part II
1985 Summer Rental
1988 Rambo III
1989 Leviathan
1992 Intruders
1993 Hot Shots! Part Deux
1995 A Pyromaniac’s Love Story
1995 Jade
1995 Sabrina
1997 Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea
1997 Deep Family Secrets
1998 Wrongfully Accused
2002 Darkness at High Noon: The Carl Foreman Documents.
⭐ Nació: 30/11/1926 ⚰ Murió: 17/01/2003
RICHARD DONALD CRENNA, más conocido como RICHARD CRENNA (Los Ángeles, California, 30 de noviembre de 1926–17 de enero de 2003) fue un actor de cine estadounidense.
Biografía y carrera
Nació en el seno de una familia de inmigrantes italianos de la región de Toscana. Su padre era farmacéutico y su madre regentaba un hotel. Fue educado en la Belmont High School y en la Universidad del Sur de California.
Inició su carrera interpretativa en la radio, actuando en los programas My Favorite Husband, Boy Scout Jamboree, A Date With Judy, The Great Gildersleeve y Our Miss Brooks. Continuó en el reparto del último, cuando fue trasladada su emisión a la televisión. Tras Our Miss Brooks, actuó en otro programa televisivo, The Real McCoys, protagonizado por Walter Brennan. Además, Crenna interpretó el papel principal en la temporada de 1964 de la serie Slattery’s People. Trabajó en El Yang-Tsé en llamas junto a Steve McQueen.
Es mundialmente conocido por su papel del Coronel Trautman, antiguo superior de John Rambo, en la trilogía sobre este personaje. Tiene su máxima participación en Rambo III, luchando codo a codo con el protagonista del film. En una escena donde está siendo torturado, dice una de las frases más célebres de la saga, cuando el coronel ruso, asombrado por todo el desastre que Rambo provocó, estando completamente solo, le dice a Trautman: «Un solo hombre, frente a comandos entrenados… ¿Quién se cree que es… Dios?» Y Trautman responde, con dificultad por la aplicación de la tortura: «Dios tendría misericordia…él no la tendrá». Ese diálogo, hasta el día de hoy, se interpreta con hilaridad, incredulidad y asombro. Tuvo una extensa carrera interpretativa e interpretó a personajes con responsabilidades de mando con cierto éxito.
Estuvo casado con Penni Sweeney, desde 1959 hasta 2003, año en que falleció a causa de un cáncer de páncreas, en su ciudad natal, a los 76 años de edad.
Tiene una estrella en el Paseo de la Fama de Hollywood, en el 6714 de Hollywood Boulevard.
Wikipedia in English
RICHARD DONALD CRENNA, better known as RICHARD CRENNA (Los Angeles, California, November 30, 1926 – January 17, 2003) was an American film actor.
Biography and career
He was born into a family of Italian immigrants from the Tuscany region. His father was a pharmacist and his mother ran a hotel. He was educated at Belmont High School and the University of Southern California.
He began his acting career on radio, performing on the shows My Favorite Husband, Boy Scout Jamboree, A Date With Judy, The Great Gildersleeve, and Our Miss Brooks. It continued in the distribution of the last one, when its broadcast was transferred to television. After Our Miss Brooks, she starred on another television show, The Real McCoys, starring Walter Brennan. Additionally, Crenna played the title role on the 1964 season of the series Slattery’s People. He worked on The Burning Yangtze alongside Steve McQueen.
He is known worldwide for his role as Colonel Trautman, John Rambo’s former superior, in the trilogy about this character. He has his maximum participation in Rambo III, fighting side by side with the protagonist of the film. In a scene where he is being tortured, he says one of the most famous phrases of the saga, when the Russian colonel, amazed by all the disaster that Rambo caused, being completely alone, tells Trautman: «One man, in front of commandos trained … Who does he think he is … God? » And Trautman responds, with difficulty from the application of torture: «God would have mercy … he will not have it.» That dialogue, to this day, is interpreted with hilarity, disbelief and amazement. He had an extensive acting career and played characters with leadership responsibilities with some success.
He was married to Penni Sweeney, from 1959 to 2003, the year he died of pancreatic cancer, in his hometown, at the age of 76.
He has a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame at 6714 Hollywood Boulevard.
Filmography
1950 Let’s Dance
1952 Red Skies of Montana
1952 The Pride of St. Louis
1952 It Grows on Trees
1956 Our Miss Brooks
1956 Over-Exposed
1965 Ann-Margret: Made in Paris
1965 John Goldfarb, Please Come Home
1966 Made in Paris
1966 The Sand Pebbles
1967 Wait Until Dark
1968 Star!
1969 Midas Run
1969 Marooned
1971 Doctors’ Wives
1971 The Deserter
1971 Red Sky at Morning
1971 Catlow (Nobody’s Gold)
1972 Black Chronicle
1972 Dirty Money
1973 The Man Called Noon
1973 Jonathan Livingston Seagull
1975 Breakheart Pass
1978 Devil Dog
1978 The Evil
1979 Wild Horse Hank
1979 Stone Cold Dead
1980 Death Ship
1981 Body Heat
1982 First Blood
1983 Table for Five
1984 The Flamingo Kid
1985 Rambo: First Blood Part II
1985 Summer Rental
1988 Rambo III
1989 Leviathan
1992 Intruders
1993 Hot Shots! Part Deux
1995 A Pyromaniac’s Love Story
1995 Jade
1995 Sabrina
1997 Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea
1997 Deep Family Secrets
1998 Wrongfully Accused
2002 Darkness at High Noon: The Carl Foreman Documents.