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De Wilde is pronounced duh-WIL-duh. He was killed as the result of a traffic accident that occurred in the Denver suburb of Lakewood on the evening of July 6, 1972 at about 3:25 PM. He had been en route to visit his wife at a Denver hospital. He was driving a camper van, lost control and crashed into a parked construction truck on the side of ...
château de chillon - brandon de wilde stock-fotos und bilder Poster for George Stevens' 1953 drama 'Shane' starring Alan Ladd, Jean Arthur, Van Heflin, Brandon De Wilde, and Jack Palance. Director John Frankenheimer talking to actors Brandon de Wilde and Bernadette Withers, on the set of the movie 'All Fall Down', circa 1962.
Brandon De Wilde Born into a theatrical family, he made a much-acclaimed Broadway debut in "The Member of the Wedding," when he was 9 years old. He was the first child actor to win the Donaldson Award, and went on to repeat his role in the film version (directed by Fred Zinnemann in 1952).
Brandon De Wilde Actor As a poised, precocious tow headed 7‐year‐old making his debut on Broadway in 1950, Brandon de Wilde received the kind of reviews from critics and raves from audiences that ex perienced actors yearn for.
6. Aug. 1972 · Brandon de Wilde, who was killed in a highway accident last month, was 7½ when he made his acting debut with Julie Harris in “The Member of the Wedding” in 1950. “‘Dear Julie,’ Brandon ...
Actor. Born to Frederick, a Broadway stage manager, and Eugenia, a stage actress in Brooklyn, New York; he made his Broadway debut in 1950's 'The Member of the Wedding.' He stayed with the show for over a year, winning the prestigious Donaldson Award for his performance; the first child actor to do so. He went on to...
A young man almost killed in an Indian raid looks to a frontier scout, Mose Carson, for an education. Director: Byron Paul | Stars: Brian Keith, Brandon De Wilde, James Whitmore, Richard Long. Votes: 17. 36. The Greatest Show on Earth (1963–1964) Episode: Love the Giver (1964) 60 min | Drama, Family.
