Stanley Holloway
Date of Birth: October 01, 1890
Date of Death: January 30, 1982 (91)
Birth Place: London, ENGLAND
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STAGE CREDITS
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Connection
Movies
[ 1921 ] Arthur Wait
[ 1933 ] Francois Dubois
[ 1933 ] Mongicourt
[ 1934 ] Donovan
[ 1934 ] Father O Flynn
[ 1934 ] PC
[ 1934 ] Policeman
[ 1935 ] Constable Charley Lee
[ 1935 ] Sam Small
[ 1935 ] Sam Small
[ 1937 ] Joe, Sir William Barrett
[ 1937 ] Richard Manning
[ 1937 ] Sam Owen
[ 1937 ] The Vicar of Bray
[ 1941 ] Policeman
[ 1942 ] Oskey
[ 1944 ] Bob Mitchell
[ 1944 ] Pte. Ted Brewer
[ 1944 ] The Great Vance
[ 1945 ] Albert Godby
[ 1945 ] Belzanor
[ 1945 ] Mr Palmer
[ 1946 ] Charlie Raeburn
[ 1946 ] Sgt. Sullivan
[ 1947 ] Emile Pollet
[ 1947 ] Vincent Crummles
[ 1948 ] Gravedigger
[ 1948 ] Insp. Kendall
[ 1948 ] Stanley Holloway
[ 1948 ] Tramp
[ 1948 ] Wesson
[ 1949 ] Arthur Pemberton
[ 1949 ] Ramshead
[ 1950 ] The Professor
[ 1951 ] Alfred Gilbey
[ 1951 ] Broker's Man
[ 1951 ] Mr. Clark
[ 1951 ] Pendlebury
[ 1952 ] Henry Lord
[ 1953 ] Charley Porter
[ 1953 ] Mr. Hollingsworth, Mr. Lucifer
[ 1953 ] Mr. Lockit
[ 1953 ] Valentine
[ 1954 ] Major George Crabb
[ 1955 ] General Weston
[ 1956 ] Captain Jack Montague
[ 1958 ] MacDonagh
[ 1959 ] Kipper
[ 1961 ] Fred Andrews
[ 1961 ] Mr Cooksley
[ 1964 ] Alfred P. Doolittle
[ 1965 ] Clayton Canfil
[ 1965 ] William Blore
[ 1966 ] Park Gardener
[ 1968 ] G.G. Brown
[ 1970 ] Gravedigger
[ 1971 ] The Judge
[ 1972 ] The Great Vincento, Vincento
[ 1975 ] Mr. Mathews
Awards and Nominations
Stanley Holloway, My Fair Lady
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Stanley Holloway has appeared on Broadway in 4 shows.
Stanley Holloway has appeared on London's West End in 3 shows.
Stanley Holloway's first West End show was The Co-Optimists [1921] which opened in 1921
Stanley Holloway has been nominated for the Tony Award for Best Performance by an Actor in a Leading Role in a Musical for his role in "My Fair Lady".
Stanley Holloway has written 1 shows including Laughs and Other Events (Bookwriter).