Douglas Argent Net Worth is$20 Million Douglas Argent Bio/Wiki, Net Worth, Married 2018
Douglas Argent was born on May 21, 1921 in Bexleyheath, Kent, England as Douglas George Charles Argent. He was a producer and director, known for Astronauts (1981), The Other 'Arf (1980) and Dixon of Dock Green (1955). He was married to Elizabeth Benson. He died on October 30, 2010 in London, England.
Date Of Birth May 21, 1921, Bexleyheath, London, United Kingdom Died October 30, 2010, London, United Kingdom Place Of Birth Bexleyheath, Kent, England, UK Profession Producer, Director, Actor Spouse Elizabeth Benson Awards British Academy Television Award for Best Scripted Comedy Star Sign Gemini
# Fact 1 RAF navigator who became a Japanese POW for 3 years, where he organized many musical and straight shows
Director Title Year Status Character EastEnders 1991 TV Series 3 episodes Never the Twain 1988 TV Series 1 episode Flying Lady 1987 TV Series 1 episode Mixed Doubles 1985 TV Series 2 episodes The Lonelyheart Kid 1984 TV Series 6 episodes It Takes a Worried Man 1983 TV Series 6 episodes Astronauts 1981-1983 TV Series 13 episodes Lady Is a Tramp 1983 TV Series 6 episodes Union Castle 1982 TV Series 7 episodes That Beryl Marston...! 1981 TV Series 4 episodes The Cuckoo Waltz 1980 TV Series 3 episodes The Other 'Arf 1980 TV Series Crime Writers 1978 TV Series documentary 6 episodes The Liver Birds 1972-1976 TV Series 10 episodes The Growing Pains of PC Penrose 1975 TV Series 7 episodes Steptoe and Son 1974 TV Series 7 episodes Ooh La La! 1973 TV Series 1 episode Whack-O! 1972 TV Series 1 episode Comedy Playhouse 1963-1971 TV Series 4 episodes Sykes and a Big Big Show 1971 TV Series 1 episode That's Your Funeral 1971 TV Series 6 episodes Thicker Than Water 1968-1969 TV Series 8 episodes Dixon of Dock Green 1967-1968 TV Series 11 episodes Till Death Us Do Part 1966-1967 TV Series 8 episodes Hugh and I 1966 TV Series 10 episodes Taxi! 1964 TV Series 11 episodes
Producer Title Year Status Character It Takes a Worried Man 1983 TV Series producer - 6 episodes Astronauts 1981-1983 TV Series producer - 13 episodes That Beryl Marston...! 1981 TV Series producer - 4 episodes Q5 1979-1980 TV Series producer - 12 episodes The Other 'Arf 1980 TV Series producer Fawlty Towers 1979 TV Series producer - 6 episodes One-Upmanship 1978 TV Series producer - 1 episode A Roof Over My Head 1977 TV Series producer - 8 episodes No Appointment Necessary 1977 TV Series producer - 6 episodes The Liver Birds 1972-1976 TV Series producer - 18 episodes The Growing Pains of PC Penrose 1975 TV Series producer - 7 episodes Steptoe and Son 1974 TV Series producer - 7 episodes Too Much Monkey Business 1974 TV Movie producer The Prince of Denmark 1974 TV Series producer Ooh La La! 1973 TV Series producer - 7 episodes Now Look Here 1973 TV Series producer - 7 episodes Comedy Playhouse 1968-1972 TV Series producer - 3 episodes Whack-O! 1971-1972 TV Series producer - 13 episodes The Basil Brush Show 1972 TV Series producer - 2 episodes That's Your Funeral 1971 TV Series producer - 6 episodes Harry Worth 1969 TV Series producer - 1 episode Wink to Me Only 1969 TV Series producer - 6 episodes Thicker Than Water 1968-1969 TV Series producer - 8 episodes
Actor Title Year Status Character Till Death Us Do Part 1967 TV Series Caxton's Tales 1958 TV Series Customer The Adventures of Sir Lancelot 1956-1957 TV Series First Knight / Sir Paddagore / Mador / ... Pursuit of the Graf Spee 1956 Sub. Lieutenant, HMS Ajax (uncredited) Blonde Bait 1956 Reveller (uncredited) Women Without Men 1956 3rd Reveller (uncredited) Sixpenny Corner 1955 TV Series Mr. Arkle The Colditz Story 1955 British Officer
Self Title Year Status Character Vic Oliver Introduces 1950-1951 TV Series Himself
Won Awards Year Award Ceremony Nomination Movie 1980 BAFTA TV Award BAFTA Awards Best Situation Comedy Fawlty Towers (1975)
Known for movies Astronauts (1981-1983)
The Other 'Arf (1980)
Taxi! (1964)
Dixon of Dock Green (1967-1968)
$20 Million
