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Neville Brand. Actor: Stalag 17. Neville Brand joined the Illinois National Guard in 1939, bent on a career in the military. His National Guard unit was activated into federal service shortly after the attack on Pearl Harbor on 7 December 1941. It was while he was in the army that he made his acting debut, in Army training films, and this experience apparently changed the direction of his life ...
16 de abr. de 1992 · Actor, Military Figure. Born in Griswold, Iowa, and raised in Kewanee, Illinois, ... memorial page for Neville Brand (13 Aug 1920–16 Apr 1992), Find a Grave Memorial ID 2148, citing East Lawn Memorial Park, Sacramento, Sacramento County ...
Well, Ransom, Duke, and dozens of other characters, shared the same craggy face and gravelly voice of one man — Mr. Neville Brand — an "actor's actor" 1 and real life World War II hero. If you do a little searching, you'll find references to his acting career, but nearly every biographical account of his military service is just, plain ...
The eldest of seven children, Neville Brand was born in Griswold, Iowa, on August 13, 1920, to Leo Thomas Brand and Helen Lou- ise Davis. When he was seven years old, his family moved to Kewannee, Illinois, where he spent most of his childhood and teenage years. After his parents’ divorce a few years later, he helped to support his family ...
Neville Brand. Born: 13-Aug-1920 Birthplace: Griswold, IA Died: 16-Apr-1992 Location of death ... Military service: US Army (1939-45) Father: Leo Brand Mother: Helen Brand Wife: Mae Brand (until his death, three children) High School: Kewanee High School, Kewanee, IL University: American Theater Wing, New York City Combat Infantryman Badge
Neville Brand image. Neville Brand Movie Actor. Birthday August 13, 1920 (age 72) Birthplace Griswold, Iowa, United States #77719 ... Military career: Allegiance: United States: Service/ branch: ...
3 de ago. de 2012 · Neville Brand was the king of the thugs. Pure and simple. Big and beefy, built like a garbage truck, squinty-eyed and greasy-faced—he was a thing of pure pulp beauty. Almost always playing the henchman, he’s the ugly hulk of muscle standing behind the main villain, waiting impatiently to be told that he can finally break your kneecaps.
