Prince Monolulu was an American actor best known for his appearances in The Ken Dodd Show, The Concrete Jungle, and Educated Evans. He was originally born as Peter Carl McKay in the Danish Virgin Islands on October 26, 1881.
Personal and Family Life
Prince Monolulu was married three times. His spouses included Elizabeth Arnold, Rhoda Carley, and Nellie Adkins, from whom he divorced. He claimed to be a chief of the Falasha tribe from Abyssinia, although he actually hailed from the West Indies.
Death and Legacy
On February 14, 1965, Prince Monolulu passed away in London, England. His unique persona as a colorful racing tipster earned him fame, and it is said he backed the 1920 Derby winner, Spion Kop, collecting a significant winning amount. Today, the National Horseracing Museum showcases two of his vibrant jackets, preserving his legacy in horse racing.
Filmography
| Title | Role | Year |
|---|---|---|
| The Ken Dodd Show | Prince Ras Monolulu | 1960 |
| An Alligator Named Daisy | Prince Monolulu (uncredited) | 1955 |
| Black Bookmaker | Black Bookmaker (uncredited) | 1954 |
| The Hundred Pound Window | Racecourse Spectator (uncredited) | 1944 |
| Wings of the Morning | Prince Monolulu (uncredited) | 1937 |
| Dandy Dick | Racing Tipster (uncredited) | 1935 |