Arthur Leslie Norman English Net Worth is$500,000 Arthur Leslie Norman English Bio/Wiki, Net Worth, Married 2018
One of Britain's great variety comedians Arthur English was known as 'The Prince of the Wide Boys', a cockney 'spiv' character outrageously dressed on stage and wearing a huge kipper tie. Born in Aldershot, Hants English started his career at an early age appearing in amateur shows but did not become a professional performer until he was 30. He ...
Date Of Birth May 9, 1919 Died 1995-04-16 Place Of Birth Aldershot, Hampshire, England, UK Height 6' (1.83 m) Profession Actor, Soundtrack Star Sign Taurus
# Fact 1 His daughter Clare-Louise English is also an actor. 2 Autobiography: "Through the Mill and Beyond."
Actor Title Year Status Character In Sickness and in Health 1985-1990 TV Series Arthur / the Man in Pub Never Say Die 1987 TV Series Sid High and Dry 1987 TV Series Fred Whattle Troubles and Strife 1986 TV Series Old man Magnum, P.I. 1985 TV Series Newspaper Seller Are You Being Served? 1976-1985 TV Series Mr. Beverley Harman
Mr. Harry Harman The Boys in Blue 1984 Farmer Danger: Marmalade at Work 1984 TV Series Salvador Barmi Play for Today 1983 TV Series Albert The Gentle Touch 1982 TV Series Jimmy Ogden Maths Counts 1982 TV Series Celebrity Playhouse 1981 TV Series Alfred Doolittle Funny Man 1981 TV Series George Leslie Smuggler 1981 TV Mini-Series Rummy Culbert Everyday Maths 1978-1979 TV Series Sam The Ghosts of Motley Hall 1976-1978 TV Series Bodkin / 'Boddikins Crown Court 1973-1977 TV Series Billy Baker / Arthur Robins / Eddie Taylor / ... Are You Being Served? 1977 Mr. Harman The Sweeney 1976 TV Series Tug Wilson The Dick Emery Show 1975-1976 TV Series Chicken 1976 TV Movie Edgar Village Hall 1975 TV Series Charlie Parker Second City Firsts 1975 TV Series Charlie How's Your Father? 1974-1975 TV Series Ted Cropper Charles Dickens' World of Christmas 1974 TV Movie Barry McKenzie Holds His Own 1974 Cockney Spiv Miss Nightingale 1974 TV Movie Jennings Thriller 1974 TV Series Freddy The ITV Play 1974 TV Series Albert Parker Dixon of Dock Green 1970-1974 TV Series Knocker White / Tasty Doctor in Charge 1972-1973 TV Series Vincent Armchair Theatre 1973 TV Series Carlyle Malachi's Cove 1973 Jack Combes Follyfoot 1971-1973 TV Series Slugger Love Thy Neighbour 1973 Carter Once Upon a Time 1973 TV Series Spy Barlow at Large 1973 TV Series Hall Porter Sez Les 1972 TV Series ITV Playhouse 1972 TV Series Tom For the Love of Ada 1972 Arthur Doctor at Large 1971 TV Series Vincent Coppers End 1971 TV Series Landlord The Leslie Crowther Show 1971 TV Series The Laughing Stock of Television 1971 TV Movie Bless This House 1971 TV Series Traffic Warden Percy 1971 Pub Comic Dad's Army 1970 TV Series the Policeman Comedy Playhouse 1967-1970 TV Series Arthur Oakley / The Voice Doctor in the House 1970 TV Series Vincent Galton and Simpson Comedy 1969 TV Series Second Angel Hugh and I 1965-1966 TV Series The Hi-Jackers 1963 Bert Echo of Diana 1963 Punter in betting shop Studio E 1957 TV Series
Soundtrack Title Year Status Character Are You Being Served? 1978 TV Series performer - 1 episode
Self Title Year Status Character Blankety Blank 1981-1988 TV Series Himself 3-2-1 1982-1985 TV Series A Century of Stars: The Story of the Grand Order of Water Rats 1984 TV Movie documentary Des O'Connor Tonight 1984 TV Series Himself Star Games 1980 TV Series Himself Looks Familiar 1973-1980 TV Series Himself - Guest It's a Knockout 1979 TV Series Himself This Is Your Life 1978 TV Series documentary Himself Look Who's Talking 1974 TV Series Himself - Interviewee Stars on Sunday 1973 TV Series If It Moves It's Rude: The Story of the Windmill Theatre 1969 Documentary On-screen Participant The Good Old Days 1957 TV Series Himself Rats to You 1956 TV Series Himself The Saturday Show 1956 TV Series Himself Music-Hall 1949-1954 TV Series Himself The Top Hat 1951 TV Series Himself Hyde, Wide and Handsome 1950 TV Movie Himself
Known for movies Are You Being Served? (1976-1985)
Follyfoot (1971-1973)
In Sickness and in Health (1985-1990)
The Ghosts of Motley Hall (1976-1978)
$500,000
