Charles Lane, the Classic ‘Stinker’

Posted on February 23, 2010 by lmharnisch
Feb. 23, 1980, Charles Lane
 Feb. 23, 1980, Charles Lane
Feb. 23, 1980, Charles Lane 
 
Feb. 23, 1980: The Times profiles character actor Charles Lane (d. 2007). “The great old days, a lot of them, stunk,” he says. Lane also says Frank Capra “is the most talented man we ever had.”

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1 Response to Charles Lane, the Classic ‘Stinker’

  1. AryeMichaelBender's avatar AryeMichaelBender says:
    February 23, 2010 at 1:33 pm

    The only recently late Charles Lane was one of those unsung heroes of film, the working character actor. His career kept going well into the Twenty-first Century. His face in a film always suggested attention to detail and great casting.
    Few people knew his name, but millions recognized his face.
    I suspect he lived a very happy life.

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