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Charles Biddle Sr.
Charles Biddle Sr.
76 years (Jul 28, 1926 – Feb 4, 2003)
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
5 Movies
1 TV Shows

Charles Biddle Sr.

Charles Biddle Sr. is an American character actor, solid in support and comfortable out of the spotlight. In 'The Whole Nine Yards', Bass Player gave him the part people quote back. His name appears in 'Terror Train' as well. Neither format has claimed him outright: the work runs across film and television.
Charles Biddle Sr. is an American character actor, solid in support and comfortable out of the spotlight. In 'The Whole Nine Yards', Bass Player gave him the part people quote back. His name appears in 'Terror Train' as well. Neither format has claimed him outright: the work runs across film and television.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is Charles Biddle Sr. still alive?
Charles Biddle Sr. passed away on February 4, 2003 at age 76.
What are the most famous roles of Charles Biddle Sr.?
Charles Biddle Sr. is best known for roles in The Whole Nine Yards, Terror Train, Zombie Nightmare.
How many movies has Charles Biddle Sr. been in?
Over a 23-year career (since 1980), Charles Biddle Sr. has appeared in 5 movies and 1 TV shows.
What was Charles Biddle Sr.'s first movie?
The career of Charles Biddle Sr. began with Terror Train (1980).
What is Charles Biddle Sr.'s most recent movie or series?
Charles Biddle Sr.'s most recent release is The Whole Nine Yards, which premiered on February 18, 2000.
What TV shows has Charles Biddle Sr. appeared in?
On television, Charles Biddle Sr. has appeared in Are You Afraid of the Dark?.
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Charles Biddle Sr.
Charles Biddle Sr.
1926-07-28 · Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA

Charles Biddle Sr. is an American character actor, solid in support and comfortable out of the spotlight. In 'The Whole Nine Yards', Bass Player gave him the part people quote back. His name appears in 'Terror Train' as well. Neither format has claimed him outright: the work runs across film and television.

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