Gus Arnheim

Known For

Amélie Soundtrack

(2001)

Scarface Orchestra Leader

(1932)

Angel Heart Soundtrack

(1987)

Hollywood Ending Soundtrack

(2002)

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Filmography

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Soundtrack (58 credits)

2012 Boardwalk Empire (TV Series) (writer - 1 episode)

- Sunday Best (2012) ... (writer: "I Cried For You" - uncredited)

2002 Hollywood Ending (writer: "Sweet And Lovely" (1931))

2001 Invincible (lyrics: "Sweet and Lovely" (1931)) / (music: "Sweet and Lovely" (1931))

2001 Amélie (writer: "Sweet and Lovely")

1992 Diana Ross Live! The Lady Sings... Jazz & Blues: Stolen Moments (TV Special documentary) (writer: "I Cried For You")

1991 Sweet Talker (writer: "I Cried for You")

1987 Angel Heart (music: "I Cried For You")

1985 The Laundromat (TV Movie) (writer: "I Cried for You")

1978 M*A*S*H (TV Series) (writer - 1 episode)

- Dr. Winchester and Mr. Hyde (1978) ... (writer: "I Cried for You" - uncredited)

1972 Lady Sings the Blues (music: "I Cried for You" - uncredited)

1961 Route 66 (TV Series) (lyrics - 1 episode)

- Mon Petit Chou (1961) ... (lyrics: "I Cried for You" - uncredited)

1960 Make Room for Daddy (TV Series) (writer - 1 episode)

- How to Be Head of the House (1960) ... (writer: "I Cried For You" - uncredited)

1958 Ten North Frederick (writer: "Sweet and Lovely" - uncredited)

1957 The Gale Storm Show: Oh! Susanna (TV Series) (writer - 1 episode)

- Susanna's Baby (1957) ... (writer: "I Cried For You - uncredited)

1957 The Nat King Cole Show (TV Series) (lyrics - 1 episode)

- Episode #3.3 (1957) ... (lyrics: "It Must Be True" - uncredited)

1957 The Joker Is Wild (writer: "I Cried for You" - uncredited)

1955 Show Time at the Apollo (TV Series) (music - 1 episode)

- Downbeat Revue ... (music: "I Cried for You")

1955 Love Me or Leave Me (writer: "I Cried for You" - uncredited)

1954 You Bet Your Life (TV Series) (music - 1 episode)

- Episode #5.10 (1954) ... (music: "Sweet And Lovely")

1953 How to Marry a Millionaire (music: "Sweet and Lovely" (1931) - uncredited)

1953 The Ford 50th Anniversary Show (TV Special) (writer: "I Cried for You")

1953 T.V. of Tomorrow (Short) (music: "Sweet and Lovely" - uncredited)

1952 I Love Lucy (TV Series) (music - 1 episode)

- Ricky Loses His Voice (1952) ... (music: "Sweet and Lovely" - uncredited)

1952 Somebody Loves Me (writer: "I Cried for You" (1923) - uncredited)

1952 Dreamboat (writer: "Sweet and Lovely" - uncredited)

1952 We're Not Married! (writer: "Sweet and Lovely" - uncredited)

1950 For Heaven's Sake (writer: "Sweet and Lovely" - uncredited)

1950 Moments in Music (Documentary short) (writer: "Sweet And Lovely")

1950 The Chump Champ (Short) (music: "Sweet and Lovely")

1950 Texas Tom (Short) (music: "Sweet and Lovely" - uncredited)

1949 Mother Is a Freshman (lyrics: "It Must Be True" - uncredited)

1948 Musical Merry-Go-Round No. 5 (Short) (writer: "Sweet and Lovely")

1948 Little 'Tinker (Short) (music: "Sweet and Lovely")

1946 The Hick Chick (Short) (music: "Sweet and Lovely")

1946 Springtime for Thomas (Short) (music: "Sweet and Lovely" - uncredited)

1945 The Mouse Comes to Dinner (Short) (writer: "Sweet and Lovely" - uncredited)

1944 Bathing Beauty (lyrics: "I Cried for You" (1923) - uncredited) / (music: "I Cried for You" (1923) - uncredited)

1944 Two Girls and a Sailor (writer: "Sweet and Lovely" (1931) - uncredited)

1944 Trocadero (performer: "Roundabout Way")

1944 Hot Rhythm (lyrics: "It Must Be True" - uncredited)

1943 The Lonesome Mouse (Short) (music: "I Cried for You" - uncredited)

1942 The Early Bird Dood It! (Short) (music: "Sweet and Lovely" - uncredited)

1942 Blitz Wolf (Short) (music: "Sweet and Lovely" (1931) - uncredited)

1942 Puss n' Toots (Short) (music: "Sweet and Lovely")

1939 Babes in Arms (writer: "I Cried for You" (1923) - uncredited)

1939 The Women (writer: "I Cried for You" (1923) - uncredited)

1939 Rita Rio and Her Orchestra (Short) (writer: "I Cried for You")

1939 Idiot's Delight (writer: "I Cried for You" - uncredited)

1937 Whispers in the Dark (Short) (performer: "WHISPERS IN THE DARK")

1936 Alladin from Manhattan (Short) (writer: "I Cried for You")

1934 The Song of Fame (Short) (writer: "I Cried For You" (1923))

1934 This Man Is Mine (writer: "Sweet and Lovely" (1931) - uncredited)

1932 Blondie of the Follies (writer: "Good Night My Love" (1932) - uncredited)

1932 Scarface (performer: "St. Louis Blues" (1914), "Some of These Days" (1910))

1932 Carnival Boat (music: "Sweet and Lovely" (1931) - uncredited)

1932 The Beast of the City (writer: "Sweet And Lovely" (1931) - uncredited)

1932 Dream House (Short) (lyrics: "It Must Be True")

1928 Gus Arnheim and His Cocoanut Grove Orchestra (Short) (performer: "I Can't Do Without You", "La Rosita", " (If You Want to Miss a Heaven on Earth) Stay Out of the South" - uncredited)

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Actor (8 credits)

1944 Trocadero
Gus Arnheim

1934 Palooka
Orchestra Bandleader

1933 Jimmy and Sally
Orchestra Leader (uncredited)

1933 Bombshell
Gus Arnheim - Coconut Grove Bandleader (uncredited)

1932 Scarface
Orchestra Leader (uncredited)

1931 Humanettes No. 9 (Short)

1931 Flying High
Gus Arnheim - the Orchestra Leader

1929 Broadway
Orchestra Leader (as Gus Arnheim and his Orchestra)

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Music department (2 credits)

1932 Scarface (musical director)

1931 You Don't Know What You're Doin'! (Short) (conductor)

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Self (7 credits)

1944 Swingtime Holiday (Short)
Himself

1937 Whispers in the Dark (Short)
Himself (bandleader)

1931 Her Majesty, Love
Himself - Orchestra Leader (uncredited)

1929 Why Leave Home?
Himself (uncredited)

1928 Gus Arnheim and His Ambassadors (Short)
Himself - Orchestra Leader

1928 Gus Arnheim and His Cocoanut Grove Orchestra (Short)
Himself / Bandleader / Pianist

1927 Gus Arnheim and His Ambassador Hotel Orchestra (Short)
Himself - Band Leader

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Archive footage (1 credit)

1933 Plane Nuts (Short)
Orchestra Leader (uncredited)

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Personal Details

Alternate Names:

Gus Arnheim and his Orchestra

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Did You Know?

Trivia:

Bing Crosby, Al Rinker, and Harry Barris the Rhythm Boys appeared with Gus Arnheim at the Cocoanut Grove after leaving Paul Whiteman. Crosby appeared as a solo vocalist with Arnheim also.

Russ Columbo played the violin with Arnheim at roughly the same time. See more »