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Victor was once considered by Irwin Allen to star as Dr. Smith in Lost In Space.
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Victor starred with Robert Mitchum and Rita Hayworth in The Wrath Of God (1972).
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Victor appeared in the 1980 TV movie "More Wild Wild West," the second follow-up to the Wild Wild West series after "The Wild WIld West Revisited" in 1979.
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Victor starred twice with Bette Davis, in Whatever Happened To Baby Jane (1962), and Hush... Hush, Sweet Charlotte (1964).
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Victor appeared with Charlton Heston in Beneath The Planet Of The Apes (1970).
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Victor appeared along with Frank Sinatra, Sammy Davis Jr., Dean Martin, Peter Falk, and Bing Crosby in Robin And The Seven Hoods (1964).
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Victor appeared in an unsold pilot for a tv series, "Katmandu," in 1980.
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Victor's first acting role was at the age of 15, when he appeared as an evil magician in his San Diego high school's production of "Aladdin".
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Victor's appearance in Whatever Happened To Baby Jane (1962) was described as "grotesque" by Bette Davis, who was against him starring, but she later apologized.
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Victor Buono: Being on Batman allowed me to do something we actors are taught never to do: overact.
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Victor published a book of his poetry, "It Could Be Verse," in 1972.
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Victor was 6 feet 3 inches tall.
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Victor weighed nearly 400 pounds at the time of his death.
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Victor was nominated in 1963 for the Golden Globe award for Best Actor In A Suporting Role for Whatever Happened To Baby Jane?".
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Victor was nominated for the Golden Laurel award for 'Top New Male Personality' in 1963. He came in 7th place.
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Victor was nominated for a Best Supporting Actor Oscar in 1963 for his work on Whatever Happened To Baby Jane?.
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Victor recorded an album of his own spoken poetry, "Heavy", in 1971.
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Victor was a gourmet chef.
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Victor Buono: Batman (1966) allowed me to do what actors are taught never to do, overact.
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Victor wanted to become a doctor before going into acting.