...in two
James Bond films, died at age 74. From his obit in the Times (my emphasis):
Mr.
Kiel (pronounced keel) stood more than seven feet tall, weighed upward
of 300 pounds and had a hormonal disorder known as acromegaly, which is
often associated with gigantism and causes a gradual enlargement of
bones in the hands, the feet and the face, all of which gave him a
distinctive appearance that he mustered effectively for both threatening
and comic effect.
Mr.
Kiel’s survivors include his wife, Diane, who is 5-feet-1 and whom he
met in Georgia while filming “The Longest Yard,” and several children
and grandchildren.
“Somebody
once asked Diane what attracted her to me,” Mr. Kiel said in a 1978
interview with United Press International. “And she replied, ‘We see eye
to eye on so many things.’ ”
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