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Gender: Male
Birthplace: Mount Vernon, New York ,USA
Birthday: 11-4-1918
Birth Name: Arthur William Matthew Carney
Date of Death: 11-9-2003
Cause of Death: Lengthy Illness (Chester, Connecticut, USA.)
Born Arthur William Matthew Carney on November 4th, 1918 in Mt. Vernon, New York, Art Carney won an Oscar in 1975 for his first starring movie role -- in 'Harry and Tonto' -- although he never had an acting lesson. Before serving in World War II, he had started off in the 1930s, as an entertainer at the local Elks Club, and performed locally as an impressionist and tap dancer. After graduating...

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Inside TV Land
The Honeymooners
Tuesday 14 March 2000 on TV Land

Find out all you want to know about The Honeymooners like why the famous "lost episodes" were lost, and how they were found and so much more about The Great One.

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Art took part in the D-Day landing at Normandy, in 1944. (edit)
Art always ate two servings at every meal, loved sundaes and chocolate bars together for dessert. (edit)
Art was discovered by Jackie Gleason while working on the "Morey Amsterdam" show. (edit)
Art was named Best Actor of 1977 by the National Society Of Film Critics. (edit)
Art won two Sylvania awards. (edit)

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(about his 'Honeymooners' character Ed Norton)
Art Carney: As dumb-acting as Norton was, I thought he was pretty crafty. I think everything he had in his apartment was probably bought on time, but he had it.
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Art Carney: I have seasonal answers. In the summer: 'I like it down there because it's cool.' In the winter: 'I like it down there because it's warm.' Then I've got one that isn't seasonal: 'Go to hell.' (edit)
Art Carney: I don't tell jokes, and if I tried, I couldn't hold an audience's attention for five minutes.
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Art Carney: I love Ed Norton and what he did for my career. But the truth is that we couldn't have been more different. Norton was the total extrovert, there was no way you could put down his infectious good humor. Me? I'm a loner and a worrier. (edit)
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