George Hoy Booth
George Formby (born George Hoy Booth) was the archetype "cheeky chappie" northern English comedian. Trained originally as a jockey, he often appeared on horseback in his films. Best known for his buck-toothed grin and his ukulele.
★6.2Let George Do It!
George Hepplewhite
1940
★6.5No Limit
George Shuttleworth
1935
★6.9Trouble Brewing
George Gullip
1939
★5.0Hitler: The Comedy Years
Self (archive footage) (uncredited)
2007
★6.5Keep Your Seats, Please
George Withers
1936
★6.5Bell-Bottom George
George Blake
1944
★5.9It's in the Air
George Brown
1938
★6.8Turned Out Nice Again
George Pearson
1941
★7.0Spare a Copper
George Carter
1940
★8.0Feather Your Nest
Willie Piper
1937
★6.3Keep Fit
George Green
1937
★6.5I See Ice
George Bright
1938
★6.0Come on George!
George
1939
★8.0Songs That Won the War
Himself (Archive)
1994
★7.5Britain's Most Dangerous Songs: Listen to the Banned
(archive footage)
2014
★6.7I Didn't Do It
George Trotter
1945
★8.1He Snoops to Conquer
George Gribble
1944
Thora Hird Tribute
Comedy Role (archive footage, uncredited)
2003
Entertaining the Troops
Archive Film
2011
★6.5Much Too Shy
George Andy
1942
★6.6Off the Dole
John Willie
1935
★6.3Get Cracking
George Singleton
1943
★7.0Ain't Misbehavin'
Self (archive footage)
1974
★10.0To See Such Fun
1977
