Timothy Carey

Actor and director, known for 'Paths of Glory'

Timothy Carey - Performers & Entertainers born March 11th, 1929
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Born in 1929, this American actor, director, producer, and screenwriter emerged in the film industry with a distinctive style. Portrayed the character Private Koenig in 'Paths of Glory', directed by Stanley Kubrick. Also directed films such as 'The World's Greatest Sinner'. Established a reputation for playing eccentric characters in various productions. Worked on numerous independent films and collaborated with several influential directors, demonstrating a unique approach to cinema.

Portrayed Private Koenig in 'Paths of Glory'

Directed 'The World's Greatest Sinner'

Appeared in 'The Killing' and 'The Great Escape'

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