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- Leonid Kinsky
- Leonid Kinskey nació el 18 de abril de 1903 en San Petersburgo, Rusia. Fue un actor, conocido por Casablanca (1942), Bola de fuego (1941) y Héroes de ocasión (1933). Estuvo casado con Tina York, Iphigenie Castiglioni y Josephine Zossia Tankus. Murió el 8 de septiembre de 1998 en Arizona, Estados Unidos.
- CónyugesTina York(1985 - 8 de septiembre de 1998) (su muerte)Iphigenie Castiglioni(15 de agosto de 1942 - 30 de julio de 1963) (su muerte)Josephine Zossia Tankus(25 de marzo de 1930 - 9 de agosto de 1939) (su muerte)
- Was supposed to be one of the "heroes" of Los héroes de Hogan (1965). He is in the pilot episode only, The Informer (1965). He decided not to be in the series because he didn't believe that one could have a comedy take place in a German POW camp.
- Emigrated from Russia after the Communist Revolution of 1917, worked in Europe, then went to Hollywood, and became a character actor, and eventually became a US citizen.
- Married Iphigenie Castiglioni four times. 'It started in Mexico City", he said, "and then over 20 years of our happy marriage we celebrated every five years by taking a new marriage license in a different country".
- During the Second World War, as part of a cultural exchange program, he was choosing Hollywood movies for showing in the USSR.
- Along with Bing Crosby, introduced the song "I'm an Old Cowhand (from the Rio Grande)" in Rhythm on the Range (1936).
- On why he turned down a regular part on Los héroes de Hogan (1965): "The premise to me was both false and offensive. The Nazis were seldom dumb and never funny."
- [on why he turned down a regular part on Los héroes de Hogan (1965)] The premise to me was both false and offensive. The Nazis were seldom dumb and never funny.
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