6100 Actors in a Blog!

There are now more than 6100 actors and actresses featured in this blog. Here are some links to help you navigate and find the one that you are looking for. As always, this is a work in constant progress so a little time will be needed to complete these links. You can also use the links in the side panel.

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Films by Year

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Identified by Forgotten Actors

The Unidentified

The Videos Page

Lost Films

Television Series

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Disclaimer and Process of Identifying

The word 'Forgotten' has been used in this blog to represent the thousands of actors who rarely get recognised for their work beyond their peers. Without websites and blogs like this one they could easily be forgotten altogether. As new generations discover films, how many will venture into the obscure world of second features and independent productions to discover the layers of talent behind the stars of the day? When you last watched a classic film, did you notice the maid, the train conductor, the woman selling flowers, the elevator operator, or any of the passers-by in the background? Or were your eyes transfixed on the main actors, as they were supposed to be. Sometimes watching a film several times will give you the full appreciation of what it takes to create an atmosphere in a scene. I hope when you look at this blog you will go and watch the films for yourself, maybe several times and look beyond the foreground action to the bit-part actors, each one with a life, a career and a story of their own. More famous actors are included in this blog for the sake of completion and to help you research the less famous ones.

Qualifying actors and actresses for this blog are those who have appeared on screen before 1970, whether they have been forgotten or not.

Brian Weske

Born: 23 December 1932, Stockwell, London, England, UK

Died: 15 October 2001, London, England, UK

Son of actor H. Victor Weske and Rita Tobin-Weske. His brother Sean Barry-Weske was also an actor.

Brian was a star on the West-End stage in London as a teenager. He was also a songwriter and later became the personal assistant to his friend Michael Caine.

Medal for the General (1944) as Limpy - Tommy Watkins

Brian is wearing the cap, with Morland Graham.

Pat Geary

Born: unknown

Died: unknown

Medal for the General (1944) as Violet Higgins

Pat Geary is on the right, with Petula Clark.

Jeanne De Casalis

Born: 22 May 1897, Basutoland, South Africa

Died: 19 August 1966, London, England, UK

Medal for the General (1944) as Lady Frome

Harry Herbert is tending to the horse. John Laurie is peering through the gate in the background.

Harry Herbert

Born: 3 December 1879, Aston, Birmingham, England, UK

Died: 1 December 1955, Balham, London, England, UK

Medal for the General (1944) as Miles (uncredited)

Harry Herbert, on the right, tends to Jeanne De Casalis' horse. John Laurie is peering through the gate in the background.

Rita Grant

Born: 15 October 1916, Hackney, London, England, UK

Died: 23 June 2017, Harrow, London, England, UK

Tower of Terror (1941) as Barmaid (uncredited)