10 Things You Should Know About Edward Everett Horton

Here are 10 things you should know about Edward Everett Horton, born on March 18, 1886. His name in the credits is enough to convince us to watch just about any picture he's in.

[@kevincallaway4043]

He is a favorite old timer, and the voice work on Fractured Fairytales is absolutely pitch perfect.

[@phyllisb8304]

Such a lovable character and man. One of my very favorites.

[@rivaridge7211]

In her autobiography, Ginger Rogers had such incredible high praise for Mr. Horton. She related that he was as funny in real life as the characters he played on stage and on screen. Miss Rogers also related that "between takes," on the films they appeared together in, she never wanted to be far away from her zany co-star, so not to miss one of his hysterically funny moments. Thank you for posting this wonderful tribute!

[@ginnylorenz5265]

Thank you for writing this. Makes me want to get Ginger's book.

[@ginnylorenz5265]

Any movie Mr. Horton is in is worth watching. I'm very fond of him. Thank you for this interesting video.

[@mistergrandpasbakery9941]

I loved Fractured Fairy Tales. I sometimes watch them on CZcams!

[@tony-lx6cz]

i hate to say it but i do too !

[@h.calvert3165]

His work with Eric Blore & Eric Rhodes in the Astaire-Rogers films is priceless! Hilarious trio! 🤣

[@389383]

Most famously Roaring Chicken in F Troop!

[@mariehernandez5878]

That's where I loved him best. Thanks for mentioning it.

[@Gwendys_Nostalgia]

I liked him when he played on the Dennis The Menace tv show.

[@mirellasanseviero472]

Thanks for this info. I love this actor. ❤

[@billbright1755]

E.E. Horton Boulevard is on of L.A.’s shortest streets.
Encino California.

[@jerrilynhenson9024]

My daughter was born on his birthday. Cool.