Larry Arnold
Like most extras of his day, Larry Arnold made a career of being seen but never really being noticed. He started doing background work in the 1930s where his ordinary look made him a perfect fit for socialite scenes and to play your average looking person. The big budget films of the 1930s and 1940s kept him and many other extras constantly busy. With the acceptance of television shows into the motion picture industry, Arnold's career trajectory was like that of most extras. The big budget movies were fading away and they were replaced by television episodes. While this may have seemed like an attractive offering to most outsides, the work was not constant and it was not consistent so Arnold would regularly work as a stand-in for various actors where he may appear as an extra but his primary function was to stand on set and allow technicians to adjust their lights to him when the star was busy.
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Played Frenchman (uncredited)
Average Rating7.0615 votesRelease DateSep 26, 195175 years ago -
Played Maître D' In Billy's Club
Average Rating5.267 votesRelease DateMar 15, 197551 years ago -
Played Wedding Guest (uncredited)
Average Rating7.055 votesRelease DateNov 19, 194284 years ago -
Played Waiter (uncredited)
Average Rating5.38 votesRelease DateNov 13, 196363 years ago -
Played Restaurant patron
Average Rating5.54 votesRelease DateJul 21, 195967 years ago
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