• Name: Anthony Quinn
  
• Birth Name: Anthony Rudolfo Oxaca Quinn
  
• Height: 6'
  
• Sex: M
  
• Nationality: Mexican
  
• Birth Date: April 21, 1915
  
• Birth Place: Chihuahua, Mexico
  
• Profession: actor, producer, director
  
• Place of Death: on Sunday June 3, 2001 in a Boston hospital
  
• Husband/Wife: Kathy Benvin (secretary; married in 1997), Iolanda Quinn (Italian costume designer; married in 1966; divorced on August 19, 1997), Katherine DeMille (actress; adopted daughter of Cecil B. De Mille; married on October 5, 1937; divorced in 1963)
  
• Father: Francisco Quinn (Irish; died while fighting for revolutionary leader Pancho Villa)
  
• Mother: Manuela (servant; Mexican)
  
• Son: Ryan (born in 1996; mother: Kathy Benvin), Lorenzo Quinn (actor; born in 1965), Francesco Daniele Quinn (actor; born in 1962), Christopher (first child; drowned when he was 4 years old in a pond at the home of W.C. Fields)
  
• Daughter: Antonia (born in 1994; mother: Kathy Benvin), Valentina Quinn (actress; born in 1952)
  

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• When asked about his ethnicity: "It doesn't make a difference as long as I'm a person in the world."
• "I never get the girl. I wind up with a country instead."
• "I never satisfed that kid [referring to himself], but I think he and I have made a deal now. It's like climbing a mountain. I didn't take him up Mount Everest, but I took him up Mount Whitney. And I think that's not bad."
• On Marlon Brando: "We forget how he revolutionised acting."
• "In Europe an actor is an artist. In Hollywood, if he isn't working, he's a bum."
• "On the stage, you have to find truth, even if you have to lose the audience"

• Chamizal Independent Film Festival: Lifetime Achievement Award (2003)
• Huelva Latin American Film Festival: Prize of the City of Huelva (2001)
• Los Angeles Latino International Film Festival: Lifetime Achievement Award (2001)
• Golden Camera (Germany): For lifetime achievement (1996)
• Golden Globe Awards: Cecil B. DeMille Award (1987)
• National Board of Review: Best Actor, ZORBA THE GREEK (1964)
• Academy Awards: Best Actor in a Supporting Role, LUST FOR LIFE (1957)
• Academy Awards: Best Actor in a Supporting Role, VIVA ZAPATA! (1953)

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