| Edward Everett Horton  AKA Edward Everett Horton, Jr.
Born: 18-Mar-1886
Birthplace: Brooklyn, NY
Died: 29-Sep-1970
Location of death: Encino, CA
Cause of death: Cancer - unspecified
Remains: Buried, Forest Lawn Memorial Park Cemetery, Glendale, CA
Gender: Male
Race or Ethnicity: White
Sexual orientation: Gay
Occupation: Actor Nationality: United States
Executive summary: Prolific 1930s comedic actor Horton's grandfather was Edward Everett Hale. University: Oberlin College
University: Polytechnic University, Brooklyn, NY
University: Columbia University
Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity
TELEVISION
The Rocky and Bullwinkle Show Narrator of Fractured Fairy Tales (1961-70)
FILMOGRAPHY AS ACTOR
Cold Turkey (19-Feb-1971) · Hiram Grayson
2000 Years Later (11-Mar-1969)
The Perils of Pauline (2-Aug-1967) · Caspar Coleman
Sex and the Single Girl (25-Dec-1964) · The Chief
It's a Mad Mad Mad Mad World (7-Nov-1963) · Mr. Dinckler
Pocketful of Miracles (19-Dec-1961) · Butler
The Story of Mankind (8-Nov-1957) · Sir Walter Raleigh
Her Husband's Affairs (12-Nov-1947) · J. B. Cruikshank
Down to Earth (21-Aug-1947) · Messenger
Faithful in My Fashion (22-Aug-1946) · Hiram Dilworthy
Cinderella Jones (9-Mar-1946) · Keating
Lady on a Train (24-Aug-1945)
Steppin' in Society (9-Jul-1945)
The Town Went Wild (15-Dec-1944)
Brazil (30-Nov-1944) · Everett St. John Everett
San Diego I Love You (29-Sep-1944)
Arsenic and Old Lace (23-Sep-1944) · Mr. Witherspoon
Summer Storm (14-Jul-1944)
The Gang's All Here (24-Dec-1943) · Peyton Potter
Thank Your Lucky Stars (1-Oct-1943) · Farnsworth
Forever and a Day (21-Jan-1943)
Springtime in the Rockies (6-Nov-1942) · McTavish
I Married an Angel (9-Jul-1942) · Peter
The Magnificent Dope (1-Jul-1942)
The Body Disappears (6-Dec-1941) · Prof. Shotesbury
Weekend for Three (23-Oct-1941) · Stonebraker
Here Comes Mr. Jordan (23-Jul-1941) · Messenger 7013
Sunny (30-May-1941)
Ziegfeld Girl (25-Apr-1941) · Nobel Sage
That's Right -- You're Wrong (24-Nov-1939) · Tom Village
Paris Honeymoon (25-Jan-1939)
The Amazing Mr. Forrest (1939)
Little Tough Guys in Society (1-Nov-1938)
Holiday (15-Jun-1938) · Nick Potter
College Swing (29-Apr-1938)
Bluebeard's Eighth Wife (23-Mar-1938)
Hitting a New High (24-Dec-1937)
Angel (29-Oct-1937) · Graham
The Great Garrick (24-Oct-1937) · Tubby
The Perfect Specimen (23-Oct-1937) · Mr. Grattan
Danger: Love at Work (30-Sep-1937)
Shall We Dance (7-May-1937) · Jeffrey Baird
The King and the Chorus Girl (27-Mar-1937) · Count Humbert Evel Bruger
Lost Horizon (2-Mar-1937) · Lovett
The Man in the Mirror (15-Oct-1936)
Hearts Divided (12-Jun-1936) · John
The Singing Kid (3-Apr-1936)
Little Big Shot (7-Sep-1935) · Mortimer
The Private Secretary (Sep-1935)
Top Hat (30-Aug-1935) · Horace Hardwick
Going Highbrow (6-Jul-1935)
In Caliente (25-May-1935)
The Devil is a Woman (15-Mar-1935) · Gov. Don Paquito 'Paquitito'
Biography of a Bachelor Girl (4-Jan-1935) · Nolan
The Gay Divorcee (12-Oct-1934) · Egbert
The Merry Widow (11-Oct-1934) · Ambassador
Ladies Should Listen (10-Aug-1934)
Kiss and Make-Up (13-Jul-1934)
Smarty (19-May-1934) · Vernon
Success at Any Price (16-Mar-1934) · Fisher
Easy to Love (13-Jan-1934) · Eric
Design for Living (29-Dec-1933) · Max Plunkett
Alice in Wonderland (22-Dec-1933) · Mad Hatter
Trouble in Paradise (21-Oct-1932) · François
Smart Woman (12-Sep-1931)
Six Cylinder Love (10-May-1931) · Monty Winston
The Front Page (19-Mar-1931) · Bensinger
Lonely Wives (15-Feb-1931) · Smith
Kiss Me Again (7-Jan-1931)
Reaching for the Moon (29-Dec-1930) · Roger
Holiday (3-Jul-1930)
Wide Open (1-Feb-1930) · Simon
La Boheme (24-Feb-1926) · Colline
Ruggles of Red Gap (9-Sep-1923)
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