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  1. A limp excuse: Should we applaud actors who fake disabilities? Though triple Oscar winner Walter Brennan was famous for his limp, it wasn't real. But was it justified?

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  2. Mar 6, 2024 · Walter Brennan was one of the first great character actors of Hollywood, having a career spanning 40 years. This was thanks in large part to his ability to dependably play crotchety old men who ...

    • Howard Hawks, William Wyler, Richard Rosson
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  4. Oct 3, 2005 · Does anyone know if Walter Brennan's limp was from an injury or a trademark affectation during his career? (have a bet riding on this) Seems to me like all of his performances reveal a limp, but my friend swears he has seen him in roles without the limp.

  5. Sep 22, 1974 · Walter Brennan, for more than 50 years one of Hollywood’s most renown character actors, died Saturday at St. John’s Hospital in Oxnard. He was 80. A three-time Academy Award winner, Mr. Brennan...

  6. Mar 13, 2024 · This Western Movie Actor Won 3 Oscars In 5 Years & Made The Academy Change Its Rules. Despite winning three Oscars, Walter Brennan isn't a household name among Hollywood icons like Meryl Streep or Daniel Day-Lewis. Brennan's popularity with extras led to his unprecedented success at the Oscars, changing the voting process for the Academy Awards ...

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    • Howard Hawks, William Wyler, Richard Rosson
  7. In "Rio Bravo" Hawks required Brennan to walk with a limp; Brennan complied, but since he didn't limp naturally, he had to be reminded which leg to limp on. He continued using the limp in "The Real McCoys".

  8. Also Known As. Walter Andrew Brennan. Born. July 25, 1894 • Lynn • Massachusetts. Died. September 21, 1974 (aged 80) • Oxnard • California. Awards And Honors. Academy Award (1941) • Academy Award (1939) • Academy Award (1937) • Academy Award (1941): Actor in a Supporting Role • Academy Award (1939): Actor in a Supporting Role ...

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