Ralph Foody

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Ralph Wesley Foody (born November 13, 1928 in Chicago , Illinois , † November 21, 1999 in Lexington , Kentucky ) was an American actor .

biography

In the 1980s, Foody played several, mostly smaller roles, in which he often took on the role of a high-ranking police officer or military member.

He is internationally known to this day for his two supporting roles in the films Kevin - Alone at home and Kevin - Alone in New York . In both films he takes on the role of Johnny , a psychopathic mobster , who in the first part of the film series shoots his believer (played by Michael Guido ) and in the second part his lover with a Thompson in 1928 because he believes she has cheated on him. Both scenes were shot in black and white and are a parody of the 1938 gangster film Chicago - Angels with Dirty Faces . Kevin - Alone in New York is also his last film. Foody died of cancer in Lexington in 1999 at the age of 71 .

Filmography

Feature films

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Trivia

  • Foody's quote "Keep the change, ya filthy animal." (German: "Keep the change, you dirty animal.") In the film Kevin - Alone at home is on the E! News ranked sixth in the "25 Most Iconic Quotes From Kevin - Home Alone".

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. Ralph Foody in the database of Find a Grave . Retrieved September 18, 2017 (English).
  2. Home Alone's Most Iconic Quotes, Ranked in Honor of the 25th Anniversary at eonline.com