David Henley Net Worth is
$950,000

Mini Biography

David Henley, the British actor & singer, skill agent and film producer, was created on Christmas Day time in 1894. Henley initial arrived to notoriety as an associate from the D’Oyly Carte Opera Business that specific in the operettas of Gilbert & Sullivan, that he first made an appearance within D’Oyly Carte’s Repertory Business chorus from March to November in 1919. He performed with D’Oyly Carte’s New Opera Business from Dec 1921 to June 1922 Marrying his an associate from the D’Oyly Carte chorus, Esme Key, the couple toured South Africa in 1920 with another opera firm focusing on the Gilbert & Sullivan oeuvre, that Henley also offered as the assistant stage manager. The tour opened up in Johannesburg in June with Henley playing Pish-Tush in “The Mikado.” After departing D’Oyly Carte, Henley established himself as an actor for the London stage in musical-theater. In 1930, he helped discovered British Stars’ Equity, offering as the union’s second general secretary. He give up Equity to become talent agent, proceeding in the London workplace from the Myron Selznick Company. In that capability, he offered as the agent of Robert Donat and Vivien Leigh during Globe War II. The Rank Business hired Henley like a casting director in 1945. At Rank, Henley produced an acting college to bridegroom potential film celebrities. He remaining Rank in 1949 to create City Talk about Trust, a film distribution clothing. Later on, he became a film producer, generating the British movies “The Devil’s Move” (1957), “Make Mine a Two times” (1959), “Stranglehold” (1962), “The Humor Guy” (1963), “Blaze of Glory” (1963), and “The Yellowish Hat” (1965). The final film he created was the Anglo-Yugoslavian co-production “The Crooked Street” (1965), which starred Robert Ryan and Stewart Granger. David Henley died in Britain in July 1986. He was 91 years of age.

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