Did Walter Brennan actually have a limp when he walked?

Answer 1

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 .

Answer 2

Yes, Walter Brennan did have a limp when he walked. This limp was the result of a childhood accident that damaged his vocal cords and left him with a high-pitched voice and distinctive manner of speaking. Brennan used this physical characteristic to his advantage in his acting career, often playing grizzled, cantankerous characters in Western films.

Answer 3

rock in his shoe

Answer 4

Yes

Answer 5

ant it

Answer 6

no