Art Carney (Performer)

Art Carney

Performer

Art Carney

Performer

He was best known for playing Ed Norton, Jackie Gleason's sewer-worker chum on the classic TV sitcom, "The Honeymooners." He won Emmy Awards for his work in the vintage series, about the foibles and loves of working class New Yorkers.

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Also Known As: Arthur William Matthew Carney
Born: Nov 04, 1918 in Mount Vernon, NY, USA
Death: Nov 09, 2003 in Chester, CT, USA

Roles (9)

The 29th Annual Tony Awards - 1975 Opened April 20, 1975	as Opening Montage (Original)
The Prisoner of Second Avenue Opened November 11, 1971	as Mel Edison (Replacement)	Arrived On Jun 05, 1972
Winners Opened July 25, 1968	as Andy Tracey (Original)
Losers Opened July 25, 1968	as Andy Tracey (Original)
The 22nd Annual Tony Awards - 1968 Opened April 21, 1968	as Presenter (Original)
Flora, the Red Menace Opened May 11, 1965	as FDR's Voice (Original)
The Odd Couple Opened March 10, 1965	as Felix Ungar (Original)
Take Her, She's Mine Opened December 21, 1961	as Frank Michaelson (Original)
The Rope Dancers Opened November 20, 1957	as James Hyland (Original)