Darwin Joston Net Worth is
$6 Million

Mini Biography

“Got a smoke cigarettes?” Darwin Joston guaranteed himself a long term put in place cult movie background with that one laconically witty collection as laid-back Loss of life Row-bound convict Napoleon Wilson in John Carpenter’s exceptional urban actions thriller traditional Assault on Precinct 13 (1976). Wilson was unquestionably Joston’s best part, and he performed it with outstanding skill: mellow, low-key and disarmingly informal with a awesome sense of dried out ironic laughter and a wickedly funny method having a sardonic wisecrack. Joston’s fantastic portrayal from the acidic and fatalistic Wilson must have led to larger and better points. Alas, it didn’t. He was created seeing that Francis Darwin Solomon on Dec 9, 1937, in Winston-Salem, NEW YORK. His parents had been Mary Elizabeth Smith and Buford Odell Solomon. Joston went to Glenn SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL in Kernersville, NEW YORK, where he was regarded a talented athlete. Pursuing graduation in the University of NEW YORK at Chapel Hill in 1960, Darwin transferred to NY and began performing in stage has and summer share productions for approximately five years in the first to middle 1960s. Then moved to LA to keep his acting profession. In comparison to his substantial starring role in “Assault on Precinct 13,” the majority of Joston’s various other film parts had been relatively little: he’s an ill-fated soldier in the dreadful killer snake dud Rattlers (1976), a beleaguered pencil-factory clerk in Eraserhead (1977), a drunken pick up truck driver in Coast to Coast (1980), a coroner in the splendidly spooky The Fog (1980) and a typically calm FBI agent in the entertainingly crummy science-fiction/horror hoot Period Walker (1982) (Joston was reunited along with his fellow “Assault on Precinct 13” cast member Austin Stoker within this last mentioned picture). Joston also did visitor areas on such Television shows seeing that ALF (1986), Hill Road Blues (1981), Remington Steele (1982), Spenser: For Hire (1985), The Rookies (1972), McCloud (1970), Group of Dread (1972), Ironside (1967), The Rat Patrol (1966), Lassie (1954) (where he previously a recurring function) as well as the Virginian (1962). Furthermore to his performing credits, Joston proved helpful behind-the-scenes as the drivers or a transport captain on such features as The American Leader (1995), Wild in mind (1990), La Bamba (1987), Back again to the Seaside (1987), The Females Membership (1986), Down and Out in Beverly Hillsides (1986) as well as the Buddy Holly Tale (1978). Darwin Joston died of leukemia about June 1, 1998. Although he’s no more around, Joston non-etheless will forever go on inside our hearts and remembrances as the supremely amiable, if notorious, killer legal Napoleon Wilson. “Got a light?”

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