Ernest Arnley was an American actor who is best known for Down Melody Lane, Bold as Brass, and Byng-Ho! Born on November 11, 1903, in Brighton, Sussex, England, UK, he had a notable career in the entertainment industry.
Personal and Family Life
Ernest Arnley was married to Gloria Day from November 9, 1935, until her death on September 5, 1972. He had a younger brother, Vic Arnley, and was the brother-in-law of Betty Jumel. Ernest changed his name from Symondson to Arnley in February 1941 by deed poll. He often performed in British variety shows alongside his wife, gaining popularity as a duo.
Death and Legacy
Ernest Arnley passed away in 1988 in Kingston-upon-Thames, Surrey, England, UK. His contributions to British television and cinema left a lasting impact on the industry. He is remembered for his roles and performances that entertained audiences for many years throughout his career.
Filmography
| Title | Year | Role |
|---|---|---|
| Holiday with Strings | 1974 | Customer |
| Top of the Bill | 1971 | Chesney Allen (as P.C.R. Ernest Arnley G.O.W.R.) |
| Steptoe and Son | 1970 | Neighbour |
| Oh Brother! | 1968–1970 | Various Roles (3 episodes) |
| Harry Worth | 1967–1968 | Bus Passenger / Albert Pettigrew / Mr. Riley (3 episodes) |
| Comedy Playhouse | 1968 | 1 episode |
| The Further Adventures of Lucky Jim | 1967 | 1 episode |
| Sykes and A… | 1965 | 1 episode |
| Bold as Brass | 1964 | Mr. Thursby (4 episodes) |
| Dick Whittington | 1957 | Sarah, the Cook |
| Randle and All That | 1946 | (uncredited) |
| Home Sweet Home | 1945 | Colonel Wright’s Employee (uncredited) |
| Byng-Ho! | 1939 | 1 episode |