Kim Darby Biography

Kim Darby's assertive acting style was likened by one film historian to "a 1938 Judy Garland forever waiting to burst into song." The daughter of "The Dancing Zerbies," Kim was a stage performer from childhood, when she was billed as Derby Zerby. Her short stature and cherubic face enabled Kim to play teenagers well into her twenties. After several TV appearances, she began her film career in 1965, reaching a peak with the role of Maddie Ross in True Grit (1968). Forever feisty, Kim earned one of the biggest laughs in 1977's The One and Only when she decked Henry Winkler with a one-two punch. Kim Darby has continued in secondary roles into the 1990s, recently making a guest appearance on that crowded way-station for former celebrities, TV's Murder She Wrote. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

• 1. Dr. Sam Loomis: This force, this thing that lived inside of him came from a source too violent, too deadly, for you to imagine. It grew inside him, contaminating his soul. It was pure evil.
  2. Debra Strode: What makes you think he'll come back here?
  3. Dr. Sam Loomis: This house is sacred to him. He has all of his memories here, his rage. Mrs. Strode, I beg of you, don't let your family suffer the same fate that Laurie and her daughter suffered.
  From Halloween - The Curse of Michael Myers (Halloween 6). Submitted by Creep F (12 months ago)

• 1. Dr. Sam Loomis: This force, this thing that lived inside of him came from a source too violent, too deadly, for you to imagine. It grew inside him, contaminating his soul. It was pure evil.
  2. Debra Strode: What makes you think he'll come back here?
  3. Dr. Sam Loomis: This house is sacred to him. He has all of his memories here, his rage. Mrs. Strode. I beg of you, don't let your family suffer the same fate that Laurie and her daughter suffered.
  From Halloween - The Curse of Michael Myers (Halloween 6). Submitted by Creep F (12 months ago)