Edward Arnold
American actor (1890-1956) · United States · On the map · Actors · Died at 66
Günther Edward Arnold Schneider was an American actor of the stage and screen.
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1960Star on Hollywood Walk of FameAward1956Died26 April 19561955
MGM ParadeSeries1954
Climax!Series, Jock Fathian
Living It UpFilm, 1954The Mayor of New York1953
General Electric TheaterSeries, John Prescott / Mayor Underwood1952
Cavalcade of AmericaSeries
Belles on Their ToesFilm, 1952Sam Harper1951
Hallmark Hall of FameSeries1950
What's My Line?Series
Annie Get Your GunFilm, 1950Pawnee Bill1948
Studio OneSeries, Juror #10
The Ed Sullivan ShowSeries, 1948
Command DecisionFilm, 1948Congressman Arthur Malcolm1945
Week-End at the WaldorfFilm, Martin Edley1942
Eyes in the NightFilm, Duncan 'Mac' Maclain1941
All That Money Can BuyFilm, Daniel Webster1939
Idiot's DelightFilm, Achille Weber1937
Easy LivingFilm, J.B. Ball1935
Crime and PunishmentFilm, Inspector Porfiry1934
Hide-OutFilm, Det. Lt. 'Mac' MacCarthy1932
Rasputin and the EmpressFilm, Doctor Remezov1916
Sherlock HolmesFilm, Moriarty Henchman In Striped Cap1890Born18 February 1890
MGM ParadeSeries1954Climax!Series, Jock FathianLiving It UpFilm, 1954The Mayor of New York1953General Electric TheaterSeries, John Prescott / Mayor Underwood1952Cavalcade of AmericaSeriesBelles on Their ToesFilm, 1952Sam Harper1951Hallmark Hall of FameSeries1950What's My Line?SeriesAnnie Get Your GunFilm, 1950Pawnee Bill1948Studio OneSeries, Juror #10The Ed Sullivan ShowSeries, 1948Command DecisionFilm, 1948Congressman Arthur Malcolm1945Week-End at the WaldorfFilm, Martin Edley1942Eyes in the NightFilm, Duncan 'Mac' Maclain1941All That Money Can BuyFilm, Daniel Webster1939Idiot's DelightFilm, Achille Weber1937Easy LivingFilm, J.B. Ball1935Crime and PunishmentFilm, Inspector Porfiry1934Hide-OutFilm, Det. Lt. 'Mac' MacCarthy1932Rasputin and the EmpressFilm, Doctor Remezov1916Sherlock HolmesFilm, Moriarty Henchman In Striped Cap1890Born18 February 1890Known for
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Mr. Smith Goes to Washington 1939
You Can't Take It with You 1938
He Who Gets Slapped 1924
That's Entertainment! 1974
Meet John Doe 1941
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Norman Taurog Directed Ziegfeld Follies and Living It Up
Carl Laemmle Jr. Produced Remember Last Night? and Okay, America!
E. H. Calvert Directed Vultures of Society and His Moral Code
Arthur Hornblow, Jr. Produced The Hucksters (1947)
B. P. Schulberg Produced Crime and Punishment (1935)
Arthur Berthelet Directed The Misleading Lady (1916)
Hunt Stromberg Produced The Great Ziegfeld and The White Sister
Frank Capra Produced You Can't Take It With You (1938)
Irving Thalberg Produced He Who Gets Slapped (1924)
Darryl F. Zanuck Produced Three on a Match and Lillian Russell
Mervyn LeRoy Directed Johnny Eager and Three on a Match
Richard Thorpe Directed The Crowd Roars and The Earl of Chicago
Arthur Freed Produced Annie Get Your Gun and Ziegfeld Follies
Tay Garnett Directed Mrs. Parkington and Slightly Honorable
William Dieterle Produced The Devil and Daniel Webster (1941)
Marion Gering Directed Thirty-Day Princess and Jennie Gerhardt
Edward Earle Also in You Can't Take It With You (1938)
Fred Zinnemann Directed Eyes in the Night (1942)
Howard Hawks Directed Come and Get It and Sutter's Gold
Samuel Goldwyn Produced Come and Get It and Roman Scandals
Elliott Nugent Directed Whistling in the Dark (1933)- Gottfried Reinhardt Produced Command Decision and Big Jack
Joe Pasternak Produced Three Daring Daughters and Big City
Harold S. Bucquet Directed The War Against Mrs. Hadley (1942)
Filmography 40
124 credits on file
Television 8
Media & music
Photos 4
Arnold (left) with J. Carrol Naish; from the trailer for Annie Get Your Gun (1950)
Arnold on the radio show Three Thirds of a Nation, May 6, 1942
Seven actors and studio workers during a telephone conference held in the aftermath of Hollywood Black Friday in which American Federation of Labor officials denied issuing a "clarification" which set off the film strike, October 26, 1946.(L-R): James Skelton, Herbert Sorrell, Ronald Reagan, Edward Arnold, Roy Tindall, George Murphy, and Gene Kelly.Awards
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Country
United States
Category
Actors
Type
Actor
Status
Deceased
Dates
Lived 1890 to 1956 · aged 66
