Charles Napier(1936-2011)

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Charles Napier nació el 12 de abril de 1936 en Kentucky, Estados Unidos. Fue un actor y productor, conocido por El silencio de los inocentes (1991), Rambo II: La misión (1985) y Austin Powers (1997). Estuvo casado con Annette Searcy Hoffmann, Sheila Anne Kailer, Linda J Wilson, Edwina Ardie Whitnel y Dee Napier. Murió el 5 de octubre de 2011 en Bakersfield, California, Estados Unidos.

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El silencio de los inocentes

8.6

Lt. Boyle

1991

Rambo II: La misión

6.5

Murdock

1985

Austin Powers

7.0

Commander Gilmour

1997

Los hermanos caradura

7.9

Tucker McElroy

1980

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CSI: Crime Scene Investigation
7.7
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- Warren Matthews
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Nombre alternativo
- Chuck Napier
Altura
- 1.83 m
Nacimiento
- 12 de abril de 1936
- Mt. Union, Kentucky, Estados Unidos
Defunción
- 5 de octubre de 2011
- Bakersfield, California, Estados Unidos(trombosis)
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Otros trabajos
TV commercial: Pontiac Montana minivan (voiceover)
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Trivia
Provided the growls for TV's El hombre increíble (1977).

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[2009, on Más allá del valle de las muñecas (1970)] I was associate producer on that. They brought me, Roger Ebert and Russ Meyer over to 20th Century-Fox because Darryl F. Zanuck saw this movie we were making, and they wanted a part of it. So we did the movie, they released it. It made lots of money, and it kind of went away for 15 years, 'cause the country club where the producers all went didn't want to be associated with an X-rated movie. Anyway, they finally re-released it again. It was a very successful hit. It was Russ' big time at a major studio. He was very pleased with it. Of course, it was my fun too until the day they walked in and took our names off the door and said "Get off the lot". Everything you did with Russ Meyer was a nightmare, everything was a total fucking catastrophe. It had to be done the Army way, it had to be done his way.