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Actor (168 credits)
1927
Listen Lena
(Short)
Fat man with strategically covered face (unconfirmed, uncredited)
1926
My Stars
(Short)
Mailman (uncredited)
1920
The Garage
(Short)
Fatty - Mechanic / Fireman / Dog Catcher
1918
Out West
(Short)
Train Rider, Bartender
1916
The Other Man
(Short)
Fatty / The Tramp (dual role) (as Roscoe Arbuckle)
1913
Wine
(Short)
The Waiter
1913/I
The Riot
(Short)
Cohen - Jewish Neighborhood Leader
1909
Ben's Kid
(Short)
Fatty Carter (as Roscoe Arbuckle)
1925
Curses!
(Short) (as William Goodrich)
1919
Love
(Short) (uncredited)
1931
Beach Pajamas
(Short) (adaptation - as William Goodrich) / (story - as William Goodrich)
1930
Up a Tree
(Short) (story - as William Goodrich)
1930
Match Play
(Short) (story - as William Goodrich)
1926
Fool's Luck
(Short) (written by - as William Goodrich)
1926
My Stars
(Short) (written by - uncredited)
1925
The Movies
(Short) (written by - as William Goodrich)
1925
Curses!
(Short) (written by - as William Goodrich)
1919
Love
(Short) (writer - uncredited)
1918
Moonshine
(Short) (screenplay) / (story)
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Personal Details
Publicity Listings:
3 Biographical Movies
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7 Print Biographies
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4 Portrayals
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60 Articles
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1 Pictorial
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Alternate Names:
'Fatty' Arbuckle | Fatty Arbuckle | Roscoe {Fatty} Arbuckle | Roscoe Arbuckle | William Goodrich
Height:
5' 9" (1.75 m)
Parents:
William Goodrich Arbuckle
| Mollie Arbuckle
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Personal Quote:
You only star in movies from picture to picture. If two or three pictures are bad, you're not a star anymore. It's a constant worry. That's why movie people are temperamental. It's a terrible strain!
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Trivia:
Met
Buster Keaton accidentally one day while strolling down Broadway in New York City with vaudeville veteran
Lou Anger. Anger, who was an old stage acquaintance of Keaton's, introduced them. Arbuckle immediately invited Keaton to visit the Colony Studio where he was about start a series of two-reel comedies for
Joseph M. Schenck. The famous duo was thusly formed.
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Trademark:
Apart from the fact that he was overweight and thus nicknamed "Fatty," he usually wore bowler-hat and pants whose legs were too short.
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Nickname:
Fatty