Bernard Fox Biography

Bernard Fox was descended from a long line of British stage actors; perhaps his most famous forebear was his uncle, veteran comic actor Wilfred Lawson. Fox made his screen debut in 1956's Soho Incident, appearing in several other British films before he was brought to Hollywood by actor/producer Danny Thomas in 1963. Generally cast in stuffy, old-school-tie roles, the toothbrush-mustached Fox flourished in American films and TV programs well into the late 1980s. Bernard Fox is most widely recognized for his TV work, notably his recurring appearances as gentleman's gentleman Malcolm Merriweather on The Andy Griffith Show and wacky warlock Dr. Bombay on Bewitched; he also played Dr. Watson opposite Stewart Granger's Sherlock Holmes in the 1972 TV-movie adaptation of The Hound of the Baskervilles. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

• 1. Winston: So what has your little problem got to do with His Majesty's Royal Air Corps?
  2. Rick O'Connell: Not a damn thing.
  3. Winston: Is it dangerous?
  4. Rick O'Connell: Well, you probably won't live through it.
  5. Winston: [excitedly] By jove! Do you really think so?
  6. Jonathan: Well, everybody else we've bumped into has died. Why not you?
  7. Winston: What's the challenge, then?
  8. Rick O'Connell: Rescue the damsel in distress; kill the bad guy; save the world.
  From The Mummy. Submitted by Alex A (10 months ago)