- He formed a nightclub partnership with Huntz Hall in 1950 that resulted in the breakup of both men's marriages. Gabe's wife, Barbara, and Mrs. Hall jointly divorced them on 14 May 1953, citing the act as an alienating factor.
- Studied mime under Etienne Decroux, the man who taught Marcel Marceau.
- One of the original "Dead End Kids".
- It was incorrectly reported in a Topps Boba Fett magazine that Dell provided the voice of Boba Fett in Star Wars: Episode V - The Empire Strikes Back (1980). Lucasfilm eventually corrected the item, confirming that it was actor Jason Wingreen who did the voice for the film, and speculated that the confusion resulted from the fact that Dell most likely provided the voice of Boba Fett for the animated segment of The Star Wars Holiday Special (1978), but that no record of what voice the actor actually did supply could be found.
- Survived by two sons, Gabriel Dell Jr. and Beau Del Vecchio (both actors), and a sister, Ethel Evelyn Del Vecchio.
- He made a total of 17 films leaving the business in 1950.
- His real name was Gabriel Marcel del Veccho.
- His real name was G Marcel del Veccho, He had different names as a member of The Dead End, String plus 3 other names as one of the Little Tough Guys, a different name as one of the East End Kids and Gabe in the Bowery Boys. He made a total of 17 films leaving the business in 1950.
- In the Dead End series he played different characters, in The Little Tough Guys series he played String and 3 other characters, In the East End Kids series he played under different names while in The Bowery Boys he was Gabe.
- His real name was Marcel del Veccho, He was String and 3 other names in Little Tough Guys and different names in The East End Kids and Gabe in the Bowery Boys. He died in 1988 having made about 17 films.
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