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The son of UsefulNotes/{{Ukrain|e}}ian immigrants from UsefulNotes/TsaristRussia, Palance made a career out of playing heavies, usually ''without'' a heart of a gold. As one ''Magazine/{{Time|Magazine}}'' magazine critic put it, while reviewing his performance in ''Shane'': "His face alone, as thin and cruel as a rust-pitted spade, is enough to frighten a strong man; and to make matters worse, he seems to emit hostile energy, like something left overnight in a plutonium pile." Creator/JackKirby apparently had his face in mind when he drew [[Characters/NewGodsDarkseid Darkseid]], of all people, in the original run of the ''ComicBook/NewGods''.
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The son of UsefulNotes/{{Ukrain|e}}ian immigrants from UsefulNotes/TsaristRussia, the [[UsefulNotes/TsaristRussia Russian empire]], Palance made a career out of playing heavies, usually ''without'' a heart of a gold. As one ''Magazine/{{Time|Magazine}}'' magazine critic put it, while reviewing his performance in ''Shane'': "His face alone, as thin and cruel as a rust-pitted spade, is enough to frighten a strong man; and to make matters worse, he seems to emit hostile energy, like something left overnight in a plutonium pile." Creator/JackKirby apparently had his face in mind when he drew [[Characters/NewGodsDarkseid Darkseid]], of all people, in the original run of the ''ComicBook/NewGods''.
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The son of UsefulNotes/{{Ukrain|e}}ian immigrants from UsefulNotes/TsaristRussia, Palance made a career out of playing heavies, usually ''without'' a heart of a gold. As one ''Magazine/{{Time|Magazine}}'' magazine critic put it, while reviewing his performance in ''Shane'': "His face alone, as thin and cruel as a rust-pitted spade, is enough to frighten a strong man; and to make matters worse, he seems to emit hostile energy, like something left overnight in a plutonium pile."
" Creator/JackKirby apparently had his face in mind when he drew [[Characters/NewGodsDarkseid Darkseid]], of all people, in the original run of the ''ComicBook/NewGods''.
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The son of UsefulNotes/{{Ukrain|e}}ian immigrants from the Russian empire, UsefulNotes/TsaristRussia, Palance made a career out of playing heavies, usually ''without'' a heart of a gold. As one ''Magazine/{{Time|Magazine}}'' magazine critic put it, while reviewing his performance in ''Shane'': "His face alone, as thin and cruel as a rust-pitted spade, is enough to frighten a strong man; and to make matters worse, he seems to emit hostile energy, like something left overnight in a plutonium pile."
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Volodymyr Ivanovich Palahniuk, [[StageNames better known as]] Jack Palance (February 18, 1919 – November 10, 2006), was an American actor of Ukrainian descent.
Palance made a career out of playing heavies, usually ''without'' a heart of a gold. As one ''Magazine/{{Time|Magazine}}'' magazine critic put it, while reviewing his performance in ''Shane'': "His face alone, as thin and cruel as a rust-pitted spade, is enough to frighten a strong man; and to make matters worse, he seems to emit hostile energy, like something left overnight in a plutonium pile."
Palance made a career out of playing heavies, usually ''without'' a heart of a gold. As one ''Magazine/{{Time|Magazine}}'' magazine critic put it, while reviewing his performance in ''Shane'': "His face alone, as thin and cruel as a rust-pitted spade, is enough to frighten a strong man; and to make matters worse, he seems to emit hostile energy, like something left overnight in a plutonium pile."
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Volodymyr Ivanovich Palahniuk, [[StageNames better known as]] Jack Palance (February 18, 1919 – November 10, 2006), was an American actor of Ukrainian descent.actor.
The son of UsefulNotes/{{Ukrain|e}}ian immigrants from the Russian empire, Palance made a career out of playing heavies, usually ''without'' a heart of a gold. As one ''Magazine/{{Time|Magazine}}'' magazine critic put it, while reviewing his performance in ''Shane'': "His face alone, as thin and cruel as a rust-pitted spade, is enough to frighten a strong man; and to make matters worse, he seems to emit hostile energy, like something left overnight in a plutonium pile."
The son of UsefulNotes/{{Ukrain|e}}ian immigrants from the Russian empire, Palance made a career out of playing heavies, usually ''without'' a heart of a gold. As one ''Magazine/{{Time|Magazine}}'' magazine critic put it, while reviewing his performance in ''Shane'': "His face alone, as thin and cruel as a rust-pitted spade, is enough to frighten a strong man; and to make matters worse, he seems to emit hostile energy, like something left overnight in a plutonium pile."
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* ''The Mongols'' (1961) as Ogatai
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If you're wondering about the surname, writer Creator/ChuckPalahniuk is indeed a (distant) relative.
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If you're wondering about the his birth surname, writer Creator/ChuckPalahniuk is indeed a (distant) relative.
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* ''Film/SolarCrisis'' (1990) as Travis
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* ''Series/RipleysBelieveItOrNot'' (1982–86): Himself (host)
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He received Best Supporting Actor UsefulNotes/AcademyAward nominations for ''Sudden Fear'' (1952), ''Shane'' (1953), and ''City Slickers'' (1991), finally winning for the latter. During his acceptance speech, the 73-year-old actor memorably performed a series of one-handed pushups on stage.
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He received Best Supporting Actor UsefulNotes/AcademyAward nominations for ''Sudden Fear'' (1952), ''Shane'' (1953), and ''City Slickers'' (1991), finally winning for the latter. During his acceptance speech, the 73-year-old actor memorably performed a series of one-handed pushups on stage.
stage to the delight of the audience.
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!!Selected filmography
* ''Film/PanicInTheStreets'' (1950) -- film debut
* ''Film/{{Shane}}'' (1953)
* ''Film/TheSilverChalice'' (1954)
* ''Film/{{Contempt}}'' (1963)
* ''Film/{{Once a Thief|1965}}'' (1965)
* ''Film/TheProfessionals'' (1965)
* ''Film/TortureGarden'' (1967)
* ''Film/{{Companeros}}'' (1970)
* ''Film/Dracula1973''
* ''Film/GodsGun'' (1976)
* ''Film/AngelsRevenge'' (1979)
* ''Film/TheShapeOfThingsToCome'' (1979)
* ''[[Film/WithoutWarning1980 Without Warning]]'' (1980)
* ''Film/HawkTheSlayer'' (1980)
* ''[[Film/AloneInTheDark1982 Alone in the Dark]]'' (1982)
* ''Literature/{{Gor}}'' (1987)
* ''Film/YoungGuns'' (1988)
* ''Film/BagdadCafe'' (1988)
* ''[[Literature/{{Gor}} Outlaw of Gor]]'' (1988)
* ''[[Film/Batman1989 Batman]]'' (1989)
* ''Film/TangoAndCash'' (1989)
* ''Film/CitySlickers'' (1991)
* ''Film/Cyborg2'' (1993)
* ''Film/CitySlickersIITheLegendOfCurlysGold'' (1994)
* ''WesternAnimation/TheSwanPrincess'' (1994)
* ''Film/Ebenezer1998''
* ''[[Film/TreasureIsland1999 Treasure Island]]'' (1999)
* ''Film/PanicInTheStreets'' (1950) -- film debut
* ''Film/{{Shane}}'' (1953)
* ''Film/TheSilverChalice'' (1954)
* ''Film/{{Contempt}}'' (1963)
* ''Film/{{Once a Thief|1965}}'' (1965)
* ''Film/TheProfessionals'' (1965)
* ''Film/TortureGarden'' (1967)
* ''Film/{{Companeros}}'' (1970)
* ''Film/Dracula1973''
* ''Film/GodsGun'' (1976)
* ''Film/AngelsRevenge'' (1979)
* ''Film/TheShapeOfThingsToCome'' (1979)
* ''[[Film/WithoutWarning1980 Without Warning]]'' (1980)
* ''Film/HawkTheSlayer'' (1980)
* ''[[Film/AloneInTheDark1982 Alone in the Dark]]'' (1982)
* ''Literature/{{Gor}}'' (1987)
* ''Film/YoungGuns'' (1988)
* ''Film/BagdadCafe'' (1988)
* ''[[Literature/{{Gor}} Outlaw of Gor]]'' (1988)
* ''[[Film/Batman1989 Batman]]'' (1989)
* ''Film/TangoAndCash'' (1989)
* ''Film/CitySlickers'' (1991)
* ''Film/Cyborg2'' (1993)
* ''Film/CitySlickersIITheLegendOfCurlysGold'' (1994)
* ''WesternAnimation/TheSwanPrincess'' (1994)
* ''Film/Ebenezer1998''
* ''[[Film/TreasureIsland1999 Treasure Island]]'' (1999)
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!!Selected filmography
filmography:
* ''Film/PanicInTheStreets'' (1950) as Blackie -- film debut
* ''Film/{{Shane}}''(1953)
(1953) as Jack Wilson
* ''Film/TheSilverChalice''(1954)
(1954) as Simon the Magician
* ''Film/{{Contempt}}''(1963)
(1963) as Jerry Prokosch
* ''Film/{{Once a Thief|1965}}''(1965)
(1965) as Walter Pedak
* ''Film/TheProfessionals''(1965)
(1965) as Raza
* ''Film/TortureGarden''(1967)
(1967) as Ronald Wyatt
* ''Film/{{Companeros}}''(1970)
(1970) as John
*''Film/Dracula1973''
''Film/{{Dracula|1973}}'' (1973) as {{Dracula}}
* ''Film/GodsGun''(1976)
(1976) as Sam Clayton
* ''Film/AngelsRevenge''(1979)
(1979) as Mike Farrell
* ''Film/TheShapeOfThingsToCome''(1979)
(1979) as Omus
*''[[Film/WithoutWarning1980 Without Warning]]'' (1980)
''Film/{{Without Warning|1980}}'' (1980) as Joe Taylor
* ''Film/HawkTheSlayer''(1980)
(1980) as Voltan
*''[[Film/AloneInTheDark1982 Alone ''Film/{{Alone in the Dark]]'' (1982)
Dark|1982}}'' (1982) as Frank Hawkes
* ''Series/RipleysBelieveItOrNot'' (1982–86): Himself (host)
* ''Literature/{{Gor}}''(1987)
(1987) as Xenos
* ''Film/YoungGuns''(1988)
(1988) as Lawrence J. Murphy
* ''Film/BagdadCafe''(1988)
(1988) as Rudy Cox
* ''[[Literature/{{Gor}} Outlaw of Gor]]''(1988)
(1988) as Xenos
*''[[Film/Batman1989 Batman]]'' (1989)
''Film/{{Batman|1989}}'' (1989) as Carl Grissom
* ''Film/TangoAndCash''(1989)
(1989) as Yves Perret
* ''Film/CitySlickers''(1991)
(1991) as Curly Washburn
* ''Film/Cyborg2''(1993)
(1993) as Mercy
* ''Film/CitySlickersIITheLegendOfCurlysGold''(1994)
(1994) as Duke Washburn
* ''WesternAnimation/TheSwanPrincess''(1994)
(1994) as Sir Rothbart (voice)
*''Film/Ebenezer1998''
''Film/{{Ebenezer|1998}}'' (1998) as Ebenezer Scrooge
*''[[Film/TreasureIsland1999 Treasure Island]]'' (1999)''Film/{{Treasure Island|1999}}'' (1999) as Long John Silver
* ''Film/PanicInTheStreets'' (1950) as Blackie -- film debut
* ''Film/{{Shane}}''
* ''Film/TheSilverChalice''
* ''Film/{{Contempt}}''
* ''Film/{{Once a Thief|1965}}''
* ''Film/TheProfessionals''
* ''Film/TortureGarden''
* ''Film/{{Companeros}}''
*
* ''Film/GodsGun''
* ''Film/AngelsRevenge''
* ''Film/TheShapeOfThingsToCome''
*
* ''Film/HawkTheSlayer''
*
* ''Series/RipleysBelieveItOrNot'' (1982–86): Himself (host)
* ''Literature/{{Gor}}''
* ''Film/YoungGuns''
* ''Film/BagdadCafe''
* ''[[Literature/{{Gor}} Outlaw of Gor]]''
*
* ''Film/TangoAndCash''
* ''Film/CitySlickers''
* ''Film/Cyborg2''
* ''Film/CitySlickersIITheLegendOfCurlysGold''
* ''WesternAnimation/TheSwanPrincess''
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Volodymyr Ivanovich Palahniuk, [[StageNames better known as]] "Jack Palance" (February 18, 1919 – November 10, 2006) was an American actor of Ukrainian descent.
He was nominated for three Academy Awards, all for Best Actor in a Supporting Role, receiving nominations for his roles in ''Sudden Fear'' (1952) and ''Film/{{Shane}}'' (1953), and winning the Oscar almost 40 years later for his role in ''Film/CitySlickers'' (1991).
Palance made a career out of playing heavies, usually without a heart of a gold. One critic wrote "His face alone, as thin and cruel as a rust-pitted spade, is enough to-frighten a strong man; and to make matters worse, he seems to emit hostile energy, like something left overnight in a plutonium pile."
Volodymyr Ivanovich Palahniuk, [[StageNames better known as]] "Jack Palance" (February 18, 1919 – November 10, 2006) was an American actor of Ukrainian descent.
He was nominated for three Academy Awards, all for Best Actor in a Supporting Role, receiving nominations for his roles in ''Sudden Fear'' (1952) and ''Film/{{Shane}}'' (1953), and winning the Oscar almost 40 years later for his role in ''Film/CitySlickers'' (1991).
Palance made a career out of playing heavies, usually without a heart of a gold. One critic wrote "His face alone, as thin and cruel as a rust-pitted spade, is enough to-frighten a strong man; and to make matters worse, he seems to emit hostile energy, like something left overnight in a plutonium pile."
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-> ''"I go to see maybe seven films a year at the most, and since I only go to see the best, it follows that I [[SelfDeprecation very rarely see my own]]."''
Volodymyr Ivanovich Palahniuk, [[StageNames better known as]]
He received Best Supporting Actor UsefulNotes/AcademyAward nominations for ''Sudden Fear'' (1952), ''Shane'' (1953), and ''City Slickers'' (1991), finally winning for the latter. During his acceptance speech, the 73-year-old actor memorably performed a series of one-handed pushups on stage.
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Volodymyr Ivanovich Palahniuk, [[StageNames better known as]] "Jack Palance" (February 18, 1919 – November 10, 2006) was an American actor of Ukrainian descent.
He was nominated for three Academy Awards, all for Best Actor in a Supporting Role, receiving nominations for his roles in ''Sudden Fear'' (1952) and ''Film/{{Shane}}'' (1953), and winning the Oscar almost 40 years later for his role in ''Film/CitySlickers'' (1991).
He was nominated for three Academy Awards, all for Best Actor in a Supporting Role, receiving nominations for his roles in ''Sudden Fear'' (1952) and ''Film/{{Shane}}'' (1953), and winning the Oscar almost 40 years later for his role in ''Film/CitySlickers'' (1991).
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