Ernie Stanton
33 Movies
Movies
Plays Reggie
The Devil's Saddle Legion
1937
Plays Colonel Piggott
The Case of the Black Parrot
1941
Plays Bailey
Mr. Wong in Chinatown
1939
Plays Mr. Snelling
Thank You, Jeeves!
1936
Plays Parrot (voice)
Mickey's Parrot
1938
Plays Sheriff Warde
Desert Bandit
1941
Plays Marley
Stage Struck
1936
Plays Secretary
Hats Off
1936
Plays Ivan the Robot
Cracked Nuts
1941
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Yankee Doodle Dandy
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Yankee Doodle Dandy
Waiter (uncredited)
1942
Film
This Above All
Policeman (uncredited)
1942
Film
Obliging Young Lady
Cedric - Bird Lover (uncredited)
1942
Film
The Ghost of Frankenstein
Constable (uncredited)
1942
Film
The Wolf Man
Search Party Member Philips (uncredited)
1941
Film
Private Nurse
Winton Butler (uncredited)
1941
Film
International Squadron
Ground Man (uncredited)
1941
Film
Cracked Nuts
Ivan the Robot
1941
Film
Hit the Road
O’Brien - First Guard (uncredited)
1941
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is Ernie Stanton still alive?
Ernie Stanton passed away on February 6, 1944 at age 53.
What are the most famous roles of Ernie Stanton?
Ernie Stanton is best known for roles in The Adventures of Robin Hood, The Wolf Man, Foreign Correspondent.
How many movies has Ernie Stanton been in?
Over a 16-year career (since 1928), Ernie Stanton has appeared in 31 movies and 0 TV shows.
What was Ernie Stanton's first movie?
The career of Ernie Stanton began with Cut Yourself a Piece of Cake (1928).
What is Ernie Stanton's most recent movie or series?
Ernie Stanton's most recent release is Yankee Doodle Dandy, which premiered on May 29, 1942.
Ernie Stanton
1890-08-23 · London, England, UK
Ernest George Burch (August 23, 1890 - February 6, 1944) professionally known as Ernie Stanton, was an English-American actor from London, England. He originally did vaudeville acts with his brother, Val Stanton as the team, Val and Ernie Stanton. He is notably known for his minor roles in films such as Stage Struck (1936), Hats Off (1936), Mickey’s Parrot (1938) and many more. Not only was Ernie an actor, he was a very well accomplished athlete as both a baseball player and a boxer.