Eddi Arent

Eddi Arent (1925–2013) holds an FN Model 1922 as Sergeant Haggett in The Crimson Circle (1960).

Eddi Arent holds an Arminius HW-1 as Reverend David in The Hunchback of Soho (1966).

Eddi Arent (born Gebhardt Georg Arendt, May 5, 1925 - May 28, 2013) was a German actor, cabaret artist and comedian. He appeared in 104 films between 1956 and 2002. The peak of his screen fame was in 1960s when he appeared in about twenty detective films of Rialto's Edgar Wallace series (he was even considered as the mascot of the series) and three Winnetou Euro-westerns. The awards for these roles went to him thirty years later: in 1997 Arent received the Scharlih, the award of annual Karl-May-Fest, and in 1999 he was awarded the Golden Honorary Prize of the Edgar Wallace Meeting.

Eddi Arent can be seen using the following weapons in the following films:

Film

Gun	Character	Title	Note	Date
CZ 27	The butler	Face of the Frog		1959
FN Model 1922	Sergeant Haggett	The Crimson Circle		1960
Walther PPK	Spike Holland	The Green Archer		1961
Walther PPK	Sergeant Harvey	The Dead Eyes of London		1961
Unidentified revolver	Lord Selwyn Moron	The Strange Countess	May be NHM Model 6	1961
Winchester Model 1894	Lord Castlepool	Treasure of Silver Lake		1962
Smith & Wesson Victory Model	Parker	The Puzzle of the Red Orchid		1962
Karabiner 98k	Parker	The Puzzle of the Red Orchid		1962
NHM Model 9	Horatio W. Smith	The Black Abbot		1963
Winchester Model 1894	Lord Castlepool	Last of the Renegades		1964
Arminius HW-1	Archibald Finch	The Ringer	Only on a promotional image	1964
Arminius HW-1	Archibald Finch	Again the Ringer		1965
Beretta M1934	Eddie	Circus of Fear		1966
Arminius HW-1	Reverend David	The Hunchback of Soho		1966
Enfield No.2	Emil Clossen	The Trygon Factor		1966
Fictional rocket launcher	Emil Clossen	The Trygon Factor		1966
Winchester Model 1892	Lord Castlepool	The Valley of Death		1968