Charles Bronson

Actor and American soldier in film roles

Charles Bronson - Performers & Entertainers born November 3rd, 1921
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Served in the United States Army during World War II. Transitioned to a successful acting career post-war with a focus on tough-guy roles. Featured prominently in films such as 'Death Wish', where played Paul Kersey, and starred in 'The Magnificent Seven'. Gained recognition for portrayals in Westerns and action films, often emphasizing themes of justice and revenge. Continued to act in various roles throughout the 1980s and 1990s, maintaining a strong presence in popular culture until retirement.

Starred as Paul Kersey in 'Death Wish'

Appeared in 'The Magnificent Seven'

Featured in action films including 'The Great Escape'

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