No , Walter Brennan in his role as Grandpa Amos McCoy did not actually have a real-life limp . Walter Brennan who entered the world on July 25, 1894 , in Lynn, Mass. , walked with a limp not because of an accident but rather as a suggestion made by Jack Foley , the famous sound-effects man and his good friend . Foley suggested he put a rock in his shoe . Brennan frequently played the part of an older man in part because of the loss of many of his teeth , thinning hair and raspy voice . Brennan appeared in more than 230 films and television roles . A three-time Oscar winner , he is considered one of the finest character actors in Hollywood history . He died of emphysema in 1974 .
A friend of his in the motion picture business - Jack Foley - suggested as a prop for Walter Brennan to put a rock in his shoe to simulate a limp. It went over so well that it became a trademark of sorts.
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Kelley Limp's birth name is Kelley Marie Limp.
It's not a limp .. it's a waddle.
Limp Records was created in 1978.
A friend of his in the motion picture business - Jack Foley - suggested as a prop for Walter Brennan to put a rock in his shoe to simulate a limp. It went over so well that it became a trademark of sorts.
He walked with a noticeable limp after injuring his leg playing soccer.
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Yes, Walter Brennan had a bad leg due to an injury sustained during his youth. This injury led to a lifelong limp, which he often incorporated into his acting roles, adding depth to his performances. Despite this physical challenge, Brennan became a highly respected actor, winning three Academy Awards for Best Supporting Actor. His unique gait became one of his trademarks in the film industry.
Hephaistos (sometimes spelled Hephaestus). His Roman equivalent was Vulcan.
No, he just walked with a limp when he was pretending to be human.
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Kelley Limp's birth name is Kelley Marie Limp.
limb for a limb will make the world a horrible place. Limbs allow our movements.
It's not a limp .. it's a waddle.
Limp Records ended in 1982.