Edward Rigby
Known for
Edward Rigby earns screen credits as a British actor, and the public account of his work stops at the credits. 'A Canterbury Tale' is on the list as well. Mystery is the recurring genre in the filmography. There is more work here than the profile suggests, 56 credits in all. 'Young and Innocent' accounts for the most visible of his appearances, as Old Will.
Edward Rigby
56 Movies
Edward Rigby earns screen credits as a British actor, and the public account of his work stops at the credits. 'A Canterbury Tale' is on the list as well. Mystery is the recurring genre in the filmography. There is more work here than the profile suggests, 56 credits in all. 'Young and Innocent' accounts for the most visible of his appearances, as Old Will.
Movies
Plays Old Will
Young and Innocent
1937
Plays Mr. Matthews
Convoy
1940
Plays Charlie
Perfect Strangers
1945
Plays Jim Horton
A Canterbury Tale
1944
Plays Sanders
Jump for Glory
1937
Plays Scatters
A Yank at Oxford
1938
Plays Bill Purvis
Went the Day Well?
1942
Plays Badham
Poison Pen
1939
Plays Pedro
Christopher Columbus
1949
Plays Joe Clark
Sailors Don't Care
1940
Plays Mr. R. (Stock Exchange Sweeper/Cleaner)
The Courtneys of Curzon Street
1947
Plays Beefeater
A Run for Your Money
1949
Plays Idwal Llewellyn
Circle of Danger
1951
Plays Sam Pecker
Quiet Weekend
1946
Plays Rainbow: Staff of Nutbourne
The Happiest Days of Your Life
1950
Plays Charlie Branfield
The Agitator
1945
Plays Bushell
Penn of Pennsylvania
1942
Plays Bert
The Proud Valley
1940
Plays Waldo
The Three Weird Sisters
1948
Plays Innkeeper
I Live in Grosvenor Square
1945
Plays Grandpa Shuttleworth
No Limit
1935
Plays Stuppeny
The Loves of Joanna Godden
1947
Plays Robert Fenwick - Davey's father
The Stars Look Down
1940
Plays Tatem
Temptation Harbour
1947
Plays Slush
Noose
1948
Plays The Fisherman
Double Confession
1950
Plays Albert Goodman
Green Fingers
1947
Plays The Maestro
Land Without Music
1936
Plays Harry
Don't Ever Leave Me
1949
Plays 'Tich'
The Common Touch
1941
Plays Parkinson
It's Hard to be Good
1948
Plays Judd
Piccadilly Incident
1946
Plays Butler
Don't Take It to Heart
1944
Plays Tommy Bold
The Ware Case
1938
Plays Mansel
They Met in the Dark
1943
Plays Edward Ball
Easy Money
1948
Plays The Earl
What the Butler Saw
1950
Plays Timmy Tiverton
Let the People Sing
1942
Plays Sam Elliott
Get Cracking
1943
Plays Spike
Murder in Reverse?
1945
Plays Postman
The Years Between
1946
Plays Gray
Young Man's Fancy
1939
Plays Billy Grimmett
All Over the Town
1949
Plays Reuben 'Uncle Ben' Huckaback
Lorna Doone
1934
Plays Bill Shackle
Daybreak
1948
Plays Pa Mutch
There Ain't No Justice
1939
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Circle of Danger
Idwal Llewellyn
1951
Film
What the Butler Saw
The Earl
1950
Film
Double Confession
The Fisherman
1950
Film
The Happiest Days of Your Life
Rainbow: Staff of Nutbourne
1950
Film
A Run for Your Money
Beefeater
1949
Film
Christopher Columbus
Pedro
1949
Film
Don't Ever Leave Me
Harry
1949
Film
All Over the Town
Billy Grimmett
1949
Film
It's Hard to be Good
Parkinson
1948
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is Edward Rigby still alive?
Edward Rigby passed away on April 5, 1951 at age 72.
What are the most famous roles of Edward Rigby?
Edward Rigby is best known for roles in Young and Innocent, A Canterbury Tale, Went the Day Well?.
How many movies has Edward Rigby been in?
Over a 17-year career (since 1934), Edward Rigby has appeared in 56 movies and 0 TV shows.
What was Edward Rigby's first movie?
The career of Edward Rigby began with Lorna Doone (1934).
What is Edward Rigby's most recent movie or series?
Edward Rigby's most recent release is Circle of Danger, which premiered on April 17, 1951.
Edward Rigby
1879-02-04 · Ashford, Kent, England, UK
Edward Rigby was a British character actor.