User:Teblick/More actors' pages to check

Not yet assessed

 * Marlon Wayans (born 1972)
 * Shawn Wayans (born 1971)
 * John Wayne (1907–1979)
 * Blayne Weaver (born 1976)
 * Clifton Webb (1889–1966)
 * Jack Webb (1920–1982)
 * Johnny Weissmuller (1904–1984)
 * Orson Welles (1915–1985)
 * Tom Welling (born 1977)
 * George Wendt (born 1948)
 * Oskar Werner (1922–1984)
 * Eric West (born 1982)
 * Samuel West (born 1966)
 * Timothy West (born 1934)
 * Floyd Red Crow Westerman (born 1936)
 * Jack Weston (1924–1996)
 * Kevin Whately (born 1951)
 * Wil Wheaton (born 1972)
 * Dan White (actor) (1908–1980)
 * Bradley Whitford (born 1959)
 * Stuart Whitman (born 1926)
 * Steve Whitmire (born 1959)
 * James Whitmore, Sr. (born 1921)
 * Richard Widmark (1914-2008)
 * Gene Wilder (born 1933)
 * Tom Wilkinson (born 1948)
 * Fred Willard (born 1939)
 * Barry Williams (born 1954)
 * Emlyn Williams (1905–1987)
 * Michael Williams (1935–2001)
 * Robin Williams (born 1952)
 * Mykelti Williamson (born 1960)
 * Dooley Wilson (1886–1953)
 * Luke Wilson (born 1971)
 * Owen Wilson (born 1968)
 * Rainn Wilson (born 1968)
 * The Greg Wilson (born 1970)
 * Paul Winfield (1939–2004)
 * Henry Winkler (born 1945)
 * Norman Wisdom (born 1915)
 * Donald Wolfit (1902–1968)
 * Victor Wong (1927–2001)
 * Elijah Wood (born 1981)
 * James Woods (born 1947)
 * Gordon Michael Woolvett (born 1970)
 * Jeffrey Wright (born 1965)
 * Ed Wynn (1886–1966)
 * Malik Yoba (born 1967)
 * Michael York (born 1942)
 * Carter Yelken (born 1992)
 * Billy Zane (born 1966)
 * Nick Zano (born 1979)
 * Kevin Zegers (born 1984)

No lead section
Very short articles without lead, or longer articles where a lead exists without a specific break


 * John Agar
 * Brian Aherne
 * Claude Akins
 * Edward Albert
 * Leon Ames
 * Richard Anderson
 * Michael Ansara
 * Stanley Baker
 * Albert Basserman
 * William Bendix
 * Richard Benjamin
 * Wes Bentley
 * Joe Besser
 * Turhan Bey
 * Richard Beymer
 * Sidney Blackmer
 * Eric Blore
 * Ben Blue
 * Lee Bowman
 * Rossano Brazzi
 * Bryan Brown
 * Jack Buetel
 * John Bunny
 * Smiley Burnette
 * Rod Cameron
 * Adolph Caesar
 * William Campbell
 * Richard Carlson
 * Jean-Pierre Cassel
 * Walter Catlett
 * Paul Cavanagh
 * Hobart Cavanaugh
 * Adolfo Celi
 * Gino Cervi
 * Rex Cherryman
 * Berton Churchill
 * Eduardo Ciannelli
 * Robert Clarke
 * Nicholas Clay
 * Eric Close
 * Kim Coates
 * Barry Coe
 * George Cole
 * Vincent Coleman
 * Richard Conte
 * Donald Cook
 * Wendell Corey
 * Ray "Crash" Corrigan
 * Allen Covert
 * Jerome Cowan
 * James Craig
 * Michael Craig
 * Nick Cravat
 * Joseph Crehan
 * Ben Cross
 * Alan Curtis
 * Cyril Cusack
 * Mark Dacascos
 * Geraint Wyn Davies
 * Pedro de Cordoba
 * Sam De Grasse
 * William Demarest


 * John Derek
 * Jean Desailly
 * William Devane
 * Patrick Dewaere
 * Albert Dieudonné
 * Richard Dix
 * Robert Donat
 * James Doohan
 * Mike Dopud
 * Nicholas Downs
 * Alfred Drake
 * Michael Dudikoff
 * Richard Egan
 * Anthony Eisley
 * Ron Ely
 * Aldo Fabrizi
 * Fernandel
 * Pierre Fresnay
 * David Field
 * O. W. Fischer
 * Barry Fitzgerald
 * Michael Flessas
 * Robert Floyd
 * Don Francks
 * Victor French
 * Gert Fröbe
 * Janusz Gajos
 * Giancarlo Giannini
 * Eugene Robert Glazer
 * Peter Greene
 * Hugh Griffith
 * Paul Guilfoyle
 * Robert David Hall
 * Billy Halop
 * Desmond Harrington
 * Nigel Harris (actor)
 * Gregory Harrison
 * John Heard
 * Garrett Hedlund
 * William Hickey
 * Al Hodge
 * Earl Holliman
 * Brent Huff
 * Fred Immler
 * Barrie Ingham
 * Richard Jaeckel
 * Sam Jaffe
 * Emil Jannings
 * Fred Kelsey
 * Arthur Kennedy
 * Brian Kerwin
 * Richard Kiley
 * Alexander Knox
 * Charles Korvin
 * Sam Kydd
 * Harry Lauter
 * John Phillip Law
 * Jason Scott Lee
 * Harold Lockwood
 * Robert Lowery
 * Paul Lukas
 * Duncan MacRae


 * Guy Madison
 * Marshall Manesh
 * Nino Manfredi
 * Ken Maynard
 * Joseph Mazzello
 * Bernie McInerney
 * Mehmood
 * Adolphe Menjou
 * Akim Tamiroff
 * Charles Meredith
 * Dash Mihok
 * Mikk Mikiver
 * Predrag Miletić
 * Millard Mitchell
 * Frunzik Mkrtchyan
 * George Montgomery
 * Robert Montgomery
 * Matthew Moore
 * Owen Moore
 * Thomas J. Moore
 * Edgar Morais
 * Armin Mueller-Stahl
 * Edward Mulhare
 * William Moseley
 * Amedeo Nazzari
 * Eille Norwood
 * Edmond O'Brien
 * George O'Brien
 * Charlie O'Connell
 * Daniel Olbrychski
 * Ron O'Neal
 * Bartolomeo Pagano
 * Vincent Pagano
 * Peter Palmer
 * Larry Parks
 * Will Patton
 * Edward Pawley
 * Joe Penner
 * George Periolat
 * Jack Perrin
 * Paul Petersen
 * Michel Piccoli
 * Larry Poindexter
 * Michael J. Pollard
 * Noel Purcell
 * John Qualen
 * Anthony Quayle
 * Richard Quine
 * Chips Rafferty
 * John Raitt
 * Norman Reedus
 * Jeremy Renner
 * Clive Russell
 * John Russell
 * Kenji Sahara
 * Gary Sandy
 * Stephen Saux
 * Til Schweiger
 * George Segal
 * Andrzej Seweryn

Name, rank and serial number only
Articles which contain only the barest information: name, date of birth/death and profession


 * Robert Alda
 * Ross Alexander
 * Dana Andrews
 * Richard Arlen
 * Pedro Armendáriz
 * Edward Arnold
 * Tom Arnold (actor)
 * Arthur Askey
 * Jean-Pierre Aumont
 * Frankie Avalon
 * Lew Ayres
 * King Baggot
 * Daniel Baldwin
 * Martin Balsam
 * Ian Bannen
 * Robby Benson
 * Dirk Bogarde
 * John Boles
 * Timothy Bottoms
 * William Boyd
 * Neville Brand
 * Klaus Maria Brandauer
 * George Brent
 * Josh Brolin
 * Clive Brook
 * Clancy Brown
 * Johnny Mack Brown
 * Edward Burns
 * Scott Caan
 * Louis Calhern
 * Rory Calhoun
 * Cantinflas
 * Yakima Canutt
 * Patrick Cargill
 * David Carradine
 * Keith Carradine
 * Robert Carradine
 * Leo Carrillo
 * Jeff Chandler
 * Josh Charles
 * Chespirito
 * Bonar Colleano
 * Robbie Coltrane
 * Chuck Connors


 * Tom Conway
 * Jackie Coogan
 * Barry Corbin
 * George Coulouris
 * Buster Crabbe
 * Laird Cregar
 * Francesco Curá
 * Dan Dailey
 * Jeff Daniels
 * Frankie Darro
 * Ossie Davis
 * Vittorio De Sica
 * Andy Devine
 * Billy Drago
 * Snitz Edwards
 * Denholm Elliott
 * Leif Erickson
 * Giancarlo Esposito
 * Douglas Fairbanks, Jr.
 * Matthew Ferguson
 * Charles Fleischer
 * Max Gail
 * Ben Gazzara
 * Hoot Gibson
 * Danny Glover
 * Huntley Gordon
 * Joseph Gordon-Levitt
 * Elliott Gould
 * Carson Grant
 * George Grossmith, Jr.
 * Sacha Guitry
 * Lars Hanson
 * William S. Hart
 * Ethan Hawke
 * Nigel Hawthorne
 * Lance Henriksen
 * Jay Hernandez
 * Edward Herrmann
 * Terence Hill
 * Gregory Hines
 * Jack Holt
 * Tim Holt
 * Djimon Hounsou
 * Trevor Howard
 * Harold Huber
 * Charlie Hunnam
 * Jeffrey Hunter
 * William Hurt


 * Walter Huston
 * Henry Irving
 * Richard Jenkins
 * Michael Jeter
 * Ben Johnson (actor)
 * Curd Jurgens
 * James Robertson Justice
 * Brian Keith
 * Theodore Kosloff
 * Brandon Lee
 * Larry Linville
 * Wilfred Lucas
 * Gabriel Macht
 * Romany Malco
 * Gummo Marx
 * Zeppo Marx
 * Raymond Massey
 * John McCallum
 * Tim McCoy
 * Roddy McDowall
 * Bruce McGill
 * Leo McKern
 * Gary Merrill
 * Jonny Lee Miller
 * John Mills
 * Yves Montand
 * Ron Moody
 * Tobias Moretti
 * Martin Mull
 * Franco Nero
 * Philippe Noiret
 * Bill Nunn
 * Uwe Ochsenknecht
 * George O'Hara
 * Michael Pate
 * Bill Paxton
 * Ron Perlman
 * Gérard Philipe
 * Lou Diamond Phillips
 * Walter Pidgeon
 * Danny Pintauro
 * Oliver Platt
 * Dick Powell (studio boss?)
 * Bill Pullman
 * Aidan Quinn
 * Steve Reeves
 * Paul Reiser
 * Charles Rogers (actor)
 * Howard Rollins
 * Tim Roth
 * John Rubinstein
 * Charles Ruggles
 * John Savage
 * John Saxon
 * Maximilian Schell
 * Randolph Scott

Award, acclaim or notable role bias
Articles with no lead, or a short lead, with most emphasis on awards. Leads that contain only the basic biographical detail, preceded by "XXX Award-winning", or contain a lengthier discusses that focusses exclusively or almost exclusively on awards or honors. May also be a listing of notable roles and/or awards, or a combination of both, unsupported statements of praise or acclaim, but little else of substance. May use words such as "famous", "iconic", "legendary" etc which may be commonly accepted, but which present this as a fact rather than an opinion. Terms such as "best known", "best remembered", "most popular" etc, also convey POV but if they are placed within context to support this, could be acceptable.


 * F. Murray Abraham
 * Joss Ackland
 * Danny Aiello
 * Alan Alda
 * Ben Alexander
 * Jason Alexander
 * Rex Allen
 * Tim Allen
 * Don Ameche
 * Eddie Anderson
 * Alan Arkin
 * George Arliss
 * Robert Armstrong
 * Sig Arno
 * Edward Asner
 * Armand Assante
 * John Astin
 * Sean Astin
 * Rowan Atkinson
 * Richard Attenborough
 * Gene Autry
 * Dan Aykroyd
 * Jim Backus
 * Kevin Bacon
 * Joe Don Baker
 * Scott Bakula]
 * Bob Balaban
 * Alec Baldwin
 * William Baldwin
 * Lex Barker
 * Ben Barnes (actor)
 * Alan Bates
 * Roberto Benigni
 * Nigel Bennett
 * Tom Berenger
 * Edgar Bergen
 * Corbin Bernsen
 * Charles Bickford
 * Michael Biehn
 * Jason Biggs
 * Theodore Bikel
 * Robert Blake
 * Corbin Bleu
 * Ray Bolger
 * Ward Bond
 * Richard Boone
 * James Booth
 * Powers Boothe
 * David Boreanaz
 * Ernest Borgnine
 * Tom Bosley
 * Barry Bostwick
 * Charles Boyer
 * Zach Braff
 * Wilfred Brambell
 * Kenneth Branagh
 * Benjamin Bratt
 * Jeremy Brett
 * Beau Bridges
 * Jeff Bridges
 * Lloyd Bridges
 * Jim Broadbent
 * Adrien Brody
 * James Brolin
 * Charles Bronson
 * Albert Brooks
 * Mel Brooks
 * Nigel Bruce
 * Victor Buono
 * Gary Burghoff
 * Raymond Burr
 * Richard Burton
 * Steve Buscemi
 * Gary Busey
 * Gerard Butler
 * Gabriel Byrne
 * James Caan
 * Joseph Calleia - wow he worked with a lotta people!
 * David Canary
 * Harry Carey
 * Macdonald Carey
 * Robert Carlyle
 * Art Carney
 * John Carradine
 * Leo G. Carroll
 * David Caruso
 * Dana Carvey
 * John Cassavetes
 * David Cassidy
 * James Caviezel
 * Jeff Celentano
 * George Chakiris
 * Richard Chamberlain
 * Kyle Chandler
 * Dave Chappelle
 * Maurice Chevalier
 * Michael Chiklis
 * Chow Yun-Fat
 * Hayden Christensen
 * Eddie Cibrian
 * Montgomery Clift
 * Colin Clive
 * Charles Coburn
 * Gary Cole
 * Dabney Coleman
 * Gary Coleman
 * Ronald Colman
 * Robert Conrad
 * William Conrad
 * Tom Conti
 * Tim Conway
 * Chris Cooper
 * Jackie Cooper
 * Harry H. Corbett
 * John Corbett
 * Kevin Costner
 * Joseph Cotten
 * Brian Cox
 * Bob Crane
 * Broderick Crawford
 * Richard Crenna
 * Hume Cronyn
 * Scatman Crothers
 * Russell Crowe
 * Billy Crystal
 * Marton Csokas
 * Kieran Culkin
 * Macauley Culkin
 * Robert Culp
 * Robert Cummings
 * Tony Curtis
 * John Cusack
 * Peter Cushing
 * Henry Ian Cusick
 * Willem Dafoe
 * Timothy Dalton
 * Ted Danson
 * Ray Danton
 * Bobby Darin
 * Henry Darrow
 * Jim Davis
 * Ivan De Battista
 * Benicio del Toro
 * Patrick Dempsey
 * Patrick Dempsey
 * Alexis Denisof
 * Brian Dennehy
 * Bob Denver
 * Gérard Depardieu
 * Bruce Dern
 * Cleavant Derricks
 * Danny DeVito
 * Dharmendra
 * Leonardo DiCaprio
 * Taye Diggs
 * Kevin Dillon
 * Matt Dillon
 * Jason Dohring
 * Stephen Dorff
 * Kirk Douglas
 * Melvyn Douglas
 * Michael Douglas
 * Gary Dourdan
 * Brad Dourif
 * Richard Dreyfuss
 * Michael Clarke Duncan
 * George Eads
 * Christopher Eccleston
 * Vince Edwards
 * Zac Efron
 * Chiwetel Ejiofor
 * Sam Elliott
 * Omar Epps
 * Stipe Erceg
 * Emilio Estevez
 * Chris Evans
 * Douglas Fairbanks
 * Peter Falk
 * Antonio Fargas
 * Richard Farnsworth
 * Charles Farrell
 * Mike Farrell
 * Wayne Federman
 * Oded Fehr
 * Marty Feldman
 * Norman Fell
 * Will Ferrell
 * Jose Ferrer
 * William Fichtner
 * Joseph Fiennes
 * Peter Finch
 * Larry Fine
 * Albert Finney
 * Colin Firth
 * Peter Firth
 * Laurence Fishburne
 * Errol Flynn
 * Glenn Ford
 * Jamie Foxx
 * Brendan Fraser
 * William Frawley
 * Morgan Freeman
 * Edward Furlong
 * Jean Gabin
 * Peter Gallagher
 * Michael Gambon
 * James Gandolfini
 * Andy García
 * John Garfield
 * James Garner
 * William Garwood
 * Vittorio Gassman
 * Anthony Geary
 * Chief Dan George
 * Christopher George
 * Richard Gere
 * Balthazar Getty


 * Henry Gibson
 * Jackie Gleason
 * Brendan Gleeson
 * Scott Glenn
 * Brian Glover
 * Crispin Glover
 * Jeff Goldblum
 * Cuba Gooding Jr.
 * Leo Gorcey
 * Louis Gossett, Jr.
 * Harold Gould
 * Lucas Grabeel
 * Kelsey Grammer
 * Farley Granger
 * Richard E. Grant
 * Peter Graves
 * Seth Green
 * Tom Green
 * Bryan Greenberg
 * Graham Greene (actor)
 * Richard Greene
 * Sydney Greenstreet
 * Andy Griffith
 * Rupert Grint
 * Ioan Gruffudd
 * Christopher Guest
 * Robert Guillaume
 * Steve Guttenberg
 * Lukas Haas
 * Gene Hackman
 * Larry Hagman
 * William Haines
 * Alan Hale, Jr.
 * Jack Haley
 * Mark Hamill
 * George Hamilton
 * Tom Hanks
 * Oliver Hardy
 * Mark Harmon
 * Woody Harrelson
 * Ed Harris
 * Rex Harrison
 * William Hartnell
 * Laurence Harvey
 * David Hasselhoff
 * Rutger Hauer
 * Sterling Hayden
 * George 'Gabby' Hayes
 * Robert Hays
 * Dennis Haysbert
 * Freddie Highmore
 * Jonah Hill
 * Paul Hogan
 * Ian Holm
 * Anthony Hopkins
 * Michael Hordern
 * Bob Hoskins
 * John Houseman
 * Leslie Howard
 * Ernie Hudson
 * Oliver Hudson
 * Rock Hudson
 * Tom Hulce
 * John Hurt
 * Jeremy Irons
 * Hugh Jackman
 * Joshua Jackson
 * Sam Jaffe
 * Sid James
 * David Janssen
 * David Jason
 * James Earl Jones
 * Darwin Joston
 * Louis Jourdan
 * Raúl Juliá
 * Raj Kapoor
 * Rishi Kapoor
 * Shashi Kapoor
 * Boris Karloff
 * Danny Kaye
 * Michael Keaton
 * Harvey Keitel
 * Ross Kemp
 * George Kennedy
 * Alan King
 * Ben Kingsley
 * Klaus Kinski
 * Chris Klein
 * Kevin Kline
 * Jack Klugman
 * Don Knotts
 * Johnny Knoxville
 * Walter Koenig
 * Yaphet Kotto
 * David Krumholtz
 * James Lafferty
 * Burt Lancaster


 * Frank Langella
 * Lash La Rue
 * Jude Law
 * Peter Lawford
 * Joey Lawrence
 * Martin Lawrence
 * Matthew William Lawrence
 * George Lazenby
 * Christopher Lee
 * Michael Legge
 * John Leguizamo
 * Jack Lemmon
 * Jared Leto
 * Joseph Gordon Levitt
 * Damian Lewis
 * Jerry Lewis
 * Ray Liotta
 * John Lithgow
 * Christopher Lloyd
 * Robert Loggia
 * Herbert Lom
 * Jack Lord
 * Peter Lorre
 * Chad Lowe
 * Rob Lowe
 * Josh Lucas
 * Bela Lugosi
 * Alfred Lunt
 * Paul Lynde
 * Fred MacMurray
 * Patrick Macnee
 * William H. Macy
 * Michael Madsen
 * Tobey Maguire
 * George Maharis
 * John Mahoney
 * Lee Majors
 * John Malkovich
 * Joe Mantegna
 * Rocky Marquette
 * James Marsden
 * Jason Marsden
 * Steve Martin
 * Olivier Martinez
 * Lee Marvin
 * Groucho Marx
 * James Mason
 * Daniel Massey
 * Marcello Mastroianni
 * Tim Matheson
 * Walter Matthau
 * David McCallum
 * Matthew McConaughey
 * Dylan McDermott
 * George McFarland
 * Paul McGann
 * Michael McKean
 * Benjamin McKenzie
 * Victor McLaglen
 * Julian McMahon
 * Christopher Meloni
 * Jason Mewes
 * Jonathan Rhys Meyers
 * Ray Milland
 * Wentworth Miller
 * Sal Mineo
 * Robert Mitchum
 * Alfred Molina
 * Dudley Moore
 * Mohanlal
 * Roger Moore
 * Frank Morgan
 * Harry Morgan
 * Gary Morris
 * Viggo Mortensen
 * Paul Muni
 * Chad Michael Murray
 * Conrad Nagel
 * Liam Neeson
 * Sam Neill
 * David Niven
 * Nick Nolte
 * Jeremy Northam
 * Chuck Norris
 * Jerry O'Connell
 * Carroll O'Connor
 * Donald O'Connor
 * Warner Oland


 * Haley Joel Osment
 * Peter O'Toole
 * Jared Padalecki
 * Jack Palance
 * Chazz Palminteri
 * Joe Pantoliano
 * Mandy Patinkin
 * Jason Patric
 * John Payne
 * Guy Pearce
 * Gregory Peck
 * Sean Penn
 * Chris Penn
 * Barry Pepper
 * Anthony Perkins
 * Harold Perrineau
 * Matthew Perry
 * Jon Pertwee
 * William Petersen
 * James and Oliver Phelps
 * Ryan Phillippe
 * Leslie Phillips
 * River Phoenix
 * Jack Pickford
 * David Hyde Pierce
 * Michele Placido
 * Donald Pleasence
 * Christopher Plummer
 * Jorge Porcel
 * Jürgen Prochnow
 * Dennis Quaid
 * Randy Quaid
 * Anthony Quinn
 * Glenn Quinn
 * Kurt Raab
 * Daniel Radcliffe
 * Ted Raimi
 * Claude Rains
 * Harold Ramis
 * Basil Rathbone
 * Stephen Rea
 * Oliver Reed
 * Robert Reed
 * George Reeves
 * Keanu Reeves
 * Wallace Reid
 * John C. Reilly
 * Rob Reiner
 * Michael Rennie
 * Jean Reno
 * Fernando Rey
 * Burt Reynolds
 * Ryan Reynolds
 * Ving Rhames
 * Erik Rhodes
 * John Rhys-Davies
 * Ralph Richardson
 * Alan Rickman
 * John Ritter
 * Jason Robards
 * Tim Robbins
 * Cliff Robertson
 * Chris Rock
 * Ray Romano
 * Mickey Rooney
 * Richard Roundtree
 * Harold Russel
 * George Sanders
 * Adam Sandler
 * Chris Sarandon
 * Ben Savage
 * Fred Savage
 * Devon Sawa
 * Roy Scheider
 * Richard Schiff
 * Max Schreck
 * Liev Schreiber
 * Dwight Schultz
 * Jason Schwartzman
 * David Schwimmer
 * Paul Scofield
 * George C. Scott
 * Tom Selleck

Basic leads in need of expansion
Leads with some basic relevant information, but which need expansion to adequately summarize the article, may focus too strongly on awards without giving context, may contain POV, undue emphasis or unsupported statements.


 * Roscoe "Fatty" Arbuckle
 * James Arness
 * David Arquette
 * Max Baer, Jr.
 * Stephen Baldwin
 * Antonio Banderas
 * John Barrowman
 * Bruce Bennett
 * Jack Benny
 * Bill Bixby
 * Jack Black
 * Peter Boyle
 * Adam Brody
 * Joe E. Brown
 * Horst Buchholz
 * George Burns
 * Francis X. Bushman
 * Bruce Cabot
 * Sebastian Cabot
 * Sid Caesar
 * Nicolas Cage
 * Dean Cain
 * Michael Caine
 * John Candy
 * Eddie Cantor
 * Harry Carey, Jr.
 * Jack Carson
 * Jack Cassidy
 * John Cena primarily a wrestler, film career is incidental
 * Jackie Chan
 * Lon Chaney, Sr.
 * Lon Chaney, Jr.
 * Chevy Chase


 * Lee Van Cleef
 * John Cleese
 * George Clooney
 * Steve Cochran
 * Jerry Colonna
 * Sean Connery
 * Harry Connick, Jr.
 * Hans Conreid
 * Eddie Constantine
 * Dane Cook
 * Elisha Cook, Jr.
 * Peter Cook
 * Tom Courtenay
 * Daniel Craig
 * Richard Cromwell
 * Alan Cumming
 * Tim Curry
 * Roger Daltrey
 * Daniel Day-Lewis
 * James Dean
 * Eduardo De Filippo
 * Peppino De Filippo
 * Alain Delon
 * Curly Joe DeRita
 * Vin Diesel
 * Mel Gibson
 * Robert Goulet
 * Herbert Grönemeyer
 * Wood Harris
 * Robert Harron
 * Ron Howard
 * Gene Kelly
 * Norman Kerry
 * Val Kilmer
 * Kris Kristofferson
 * Charles Laughton
 * Denis Leary
 * Jet Li
 * Chico Marx
 * Harpo Marx
 * Ian McKellen
 * Robert Morse
 * Edward Norton
 * Adrian Paul
 * Léonce Perret
 * Joaquin Phoenix
 * Brad Pitt
 * Om Puri
 * Eddie Quillan
 * Brad Renfro
 * Paul Reubens
 * Tom Savini
 * Peter Sellers

Leads with specific issues to address
Lead sections are more detailed, or are for the most part on the right track, but which have specific issues to be dealt with before they can be considered as complete.
 * Nick Adams - a very basic summary but flawed by emphasizing his death and his "personal excesses"
 * Ben Affleck - clearly an "Academy Award Winner" (we're told twice in one paragraph). As a summary it's not balanced, equal emphasis is on private life, should be more related to career.
 * Eddie Albert - too many occupations, should be just the notable ones, a bit of POV, needs minor expansion
 * Will Arnett - good basic structure, some POV, and some irrelevance (it's not important to know the name of his Arrested Development character, let alone who to pronounce it - in the lead)
 * David Bowie - lead is written exclusively about his career in music, his acting career has been minor by comparison, but is still noteworthy enough to merit inclusion. (Briefly, of course)
 * Marlon Brando - centred around acclaim, awards and notable roles, nothing to describe him, his cultural contributions etc. "Widely regarded as one of the greatest actors of his time" is empty, despite a sourced cited, because it is given no context - just a couple of words to say why, would make a huge difference.
 * James Cagney - focusses on the Cagney's acclaim rather in summarizing the article
 * Bing Crosby - totally biased towards his (considerable) career in music, BUT the opening sentence says he was not only an actor but an Academy Award winning "popular singer (do they give Oscars for singing?) and actor". His acting career is not mentioned again.
 * Michael Crawford - needs some expansion, basically OK, but POV such as "household name" and "famous to millions" needs to be reconsidered.
 * Tom Cruise - this is quite a good lead but it doesn't actually summarize the article very well, which is supposedly the lead's main purpose.
 * Jon Cryer - not sure if being mistaken for Matthew Broderick is so intrinsic to Cryer's bio that it should be mentioned in the lead. I removed it, and it was back before the day had ended.  Oh well, save it for another day.   Also has the optimistic comment that "so far" he's been nominated for 3 Emmys.   Fair enough, he's still quite young.
 * Matt Damon - a bit heavy on the praise, not bad though.
 * Clint Eastwood - slanted towards POV and unqualified praise. described as "iconic" (and "laconic", what an unfortunate though poetic combination) and in his case, I would personally agree that he is iconic, but in the lead it's out of place.  Although it's sourced, this source reflects the opinion of one person, and this one person's opinion does not make it so.   Reads like a roll call of notable roles as both an actor and as a director, but it gives very little depth to Eastwood - it's just a list of titles with some praise attached to them.
 * Harrison Ford - sychophantic blathering. A breathless run down of his monumental achievements and nothing else.
 * John Gavin - this is not a summary.
 * John Gilbert - this is lengthy but hollow.  It's all POV about Greta Garbo and Louis Mayer.  At the very least it's a case of WP:UNDUE
 * William Gillette - a lot of depth. needs to be reviewed to see how suitable it is as a summary
 * Hugh Grant - current GA, failed FA. in some ways this is exceptional, and I think an absolutely sincere and thoughtful effort has been made to make the entire article excellent, but the lead fails on three points.  1. the first emphasis is on awards 2. It's not a true summary of the article.  3. It gives a too-detailed run-down on Grant personality and characteristics, that tries to say far more than is necessary, and which relies on the opinions of others, who are not guaranteed to be unbiased.  In the article where it is sourced and attributed is fine, but in the lead where it needs to stand on its own merits, it doesn't work.  Some similar comments were made at its unsuccessful FA nomination in October 2007.  The author deserves congratulations though, as it is a great effort, and it's nice to see someone attempting to convey more than a list of awards.  A lot of leads end at the first paragraph - this one is far more ambitious.
 * Jake Gyllenhaal - this is a current FA, but I'd like a second opinion.  To me there is something lacking, and I can't quite see what it is.  Maybe it's just an padded out filmography.  I'm not sure.
 * Kamal Haasan - this I think represents the tendency to use the lead, not as a summary, but as a rundown of the major acclaim heaped upon an artist.   This may all be true, but it gives me the impression that unless people are somersaulting to praise him, it's not worth mentioning.  Well intentioned, but sychophantic, and I think many leads are similar in this regard.
 * Johnny Hallyday - dreadfully POVish.  Does his minor film career justify tackling what is essentially a very inappropriate lead for a singer?  I think probably not, and would be happy to leave Johnny Hallyday alone.
 * Sessue Hayakawa - focuses on his successes rather than offering a summary.  Where was here from the 1920s until 1957?   If the lead is to be believed, he ceased to exist for this 30 year period.  This creates unbalance.   It is well written and well sourced, so that's a plus.
 * Terrence Howard - disjointed. clearly the work of two highly different writers with distinct agendas.  POV
 * Dwayne Douglas Johnson (The Rock) - some rewording to soften the POV tone, but pretty good. films rate a minor mention which is probably a bit less than they deserve, but obviously his WWE career is his most notable.  On the other hand, his football career which is less notable than his acting career, is discussed in more depth.  The overall balance needs to be fixed.
 * Samuel L. Jackson - POV "major film star and cultural icon". Non encyclopedic :  "He is a huge sports fan"  This is cruel.  He's just big-boned.  Not a summary.  Nice pic though.
 * Buster Keaton - he's a major figure in cinema but the acclaim needs to be balanced against an article summary, which is currently not the case. excellent image
 * Aamir Khan - I think there are several Indian actor articles that contain the line "one of the leading actors of Hindi cinema, delivering a number of highly acclaimed performances". I'll note any more I find, but I'm sure I've seen a few without commenting.  Otherwise a reasonable career rundown.  A bit focussed on his awards etc, like so many articles.
 * Salman Khan - full of praise. Surely he made film in which he wasn't acclaimed?
 * Shahrukh Khan - "numerous commercial successes", "critically acclaimed", "most successful".... get the picture
 * Michael Landon - interesting reverse-POV.  instead of talking about the awards he WON which is the usual trick, this talks about the awards he didn't win, which of course directly implies that he should have won, which is even worse POV than if he won and we'd trumpeted it throughout the lead.  Reasonable summary of notable roles, but not much else.  Nice infobox image !!
 * Heath Ledger - OK, his death is still very fresh to a lot of people, and no doubt to his fans who have worked very hard on this article, but the lead starts and finishes with references to his death.  It's tragic enough and underlining this attitude isn't needed.   There are far too many cites here.  3 cites to say he was Academy Award nominated.  Is that likely to be disputed?  3 cites for The Dark Knight.  Same question.  4 cites for the title of his last film role.  Same question.  4 cites to say he was one of the most promising talents of his generation.  Maybe .... if it's in the article, it doesn't need the 4 cites used here.  It is essentially a run down of film credits leaning heavily towards glowing praise throughout.   It needs to be toned down.  Whether it's too soon for a more objective lead to survive for long, is another question, and the answer is probably 'no'.
 * Bruce Lee - not bad. Some POV, especially in the reference to "cultural icon".   It needs more than the opinion of one person to be represented, even if that one person was writing for TIME but perhaps the article has enough to support it.  I don't exactly dispute it, but it bothers me that such an empty phrase is used so widely and so without context.   Needs expansion as it doesn't summarize article.
 * Bill Mumy - kind of heading in the right direction, awkward and seemingly gratuitous references to Guy Williams, June Lockhart and The Carpenters serve only to shift the focus away from Mumy, which is exactly what we should not be doing.  They should be left for the article itself, not the lead.
 * Eddie Murphy - article is using "comedian" infobox.  I think a good case could be made for using the actor infobox, especially as the lead is about 95% actor, and about 5% comedian (and then only through SN:, no mention of his stand-up work.  Even in the article his stand-up comedy is reduced to a single paragraph).   Heavy on POV, but looks like a sincere effort to summarize article.
 * Bill Murray - similar comments to Eddie Murphy.  Comedian infobox used.  No discussion of stand up comedy in the lead, and only briefly discussed in the article.
 * Mike Myers - and yet another to follow Eddie Murphy and Bill Murray. Comedian infobox used.  Comedy origins discussed in more detail than for either Murphy or Murray although not in the lead.  Film career is his main notability now isn't it?
 * Gary Oldman - generally OK. It's a bit of a padded out filmography but maybe that's OK as it's discussed rather than just presented as a roll-call of achievement.  I have a major concern with "Perhaps as a result, he has never been nominated for such an award [Oscar] despite a critically acclaimed career spanning three decades."  It has 4 citations, but even if it had 4000 citations as soon as its framed in that kind of language - "perhaps this is the reason for such-and-such" - it becomes Wikipedia's opinion.  I don't think the article would be diminished by its removal, and it certainly has no place in the lead.
 * Sidney Poitier - the first sentence is particularly overbloated, but this, like many, seems to only mention his outstanding achievements rather than summarize the article.
 * Rajinikanth - a lot of POV, and some of it seems like POV for its own sake. recipient of "India's third highest honour" - reminds me of Borat's sister.
 * Michael Redgrave - it looks like a lead but it's not. The first paragraphs relate to his early life only and are an introduction.   We then discover he won some awards in the 1950s and 60s.  Nothing in between.
 * Christopher Reeve - the majority of the lead relates to his accident, spinal cord injuries and death, which are definitely notable and deserving of discussion but his notability was as an actor and this is barely discussed.
 * Arnold Schwarzenegger - I think it's a reasonable lead in some regards, however I think the second paragraph dismisses and mocks one of the most commercially viable film careers ever. (My POV)  Of course he's been given nicknames, and of course he's not been taken seriously, but this is the entire focus of the only mention of his film career.   The nicknames are not as notable as the career, but the career isn't mentioned.  Describing his as an "action film icon" is possibly justified, but it's given no context.
 * Steven Seagal - encompasses the development of his career, including his origins and interests outside of acting. Good in this regard.   Unnecessary linking to other "action" actors.  Who cares?   Discuss them in the article, not the first paragraph of the lead.  Same with the Richard Gere reference in final paragraph.  Who cares?   Unless it's a major link to the other person, it's not needed.

Leads with minor issues

 * Christian Bale - very minor POV, otherwise very good and comprehensive
 * Drew Carey - on the right track, just needs to be expanded maybe
 * Peter Coyote - looks good, needs a closer check to see if it reflects the article, unfree image should be removed as Coyote is still living, free image is possible.
 * Robert Downey Jr. - on the right track but a little awkward.  some instances of POV. the whole thing needs polishing but it's better than many
 * Henry Fonda - former FA.  pretty darn good, needs a check to see if everything important is covered.  Gratuitous use of the name "Lucille Ball", possibly the work of a "Lucille Ball" fan who has peppered actor articles with minorly relevant references to her.
 * James Franco - for someone with a fairly short career, this is a satisfactory summary.  Needs checking, and there is a degree of POV which could be toned down.
 * George Grossmith - excessive POV. needs a quick check against the rest of the article
 * Anthony Michael Hall - current FA, so it seems pretty good. Not sure that he ever "achieved stardom", which is a POV word in itself, "achieved notability" would be better.   Other than that, looks good.
 * Dilip Kumar - I think this is pretty good.  A bit on the POVish side, but not as much as some others. Needs some rewording
 * Harold Lloyd - needs to be checked but it looks good to me.  The praise is muted but more deserving than many that make a far greater fanfare.  Needs to be checked against article.
 * David Morse - almost right, I think.  It's a list of credits, but at least they're placed (albeit not strongly) into some context.   This is a good example of what can be achieved for this type of article.  ie the article is not long, but seems to be complete, and the actor is not an "A" list type personality that accrues a lot of media coverage.   This is nice.
 * Audie Murphy - I think this one is very good.  It looks like a lot of acclaim but in Murphy's case it is specific and relevant.  ie his movie career was completely a result of his World War II valor and his film career eventually became independently notable, although he was always war hero first, movie actor second.  I think this covers it all well.
 * Seth Rogen - more right than wrong.  some POV, some awkward writing.

Infobox problems
Terrence Howard - and another one. Jeez. It's insane.
 * Jason Alexander - new photo, old problem
 * Sean Astin - crop
 * Scott Bakula - needs cropping for balance
 * Corbin Bernsen - recent photo is unrecognisable, look for the older photo and include in body of article.
 * Zach Braff - cropping
 * Drew Carey - like a lot of images - this has obviously been cropped but the result is that Carey is squeezed into the left side of the image, it needs to be cropped further to centre him
 * Keith Carradine - a face in the crowd, everyone else needs to be cropped out and red-eye removed from Carradine
 * Chevy Chase - his wife Jayni is probably very nice, but the purpose of the infobox is to offer primary identification for the subject of the article.  Jayni is not independently notable.   Nothing against her, but she's only in the picture because she happens to be married to Chevy Chase.
 * Michael Chiklis - needs cropping to centre him and make the image less "tall and narrow".
 * Chow Yun-Fat - search for something better.
 * Hayden Christensen - yet another image with interested bystanders grinning in the background
 * George Clooney - interested bystanders must go....
 * Robbie Coltrane - this is quite a good photo of Robbie's overcoat and you get a fair idea of the shape of his chest, but cropping this will allow his face to be the focal point
 * Sean Connery - minor cropping to remove people from background
 * Tim Conway - minor cropping to centre Conway
 * Jackie Cooper - background is cluttered, and could be trimmed away to make his face more a focal point that it currently is
 * John Corbett - already cropped, but still contains body parts of other people, more cropping needed
 * Barry Corbin image shows Corbin with Peg Phillips, why not crop so that just Peg appears in the Peg Phillips article, and just Barry appears in the Barry Corbin article. They were co-stars only, so both are not needed for identification in each other's infoboxes
 * Kevin Costner - crop to bring him forward
 * Jerome Cowan - trim black edge
 * Daniel Craig - crop to centre him
 * Hume Cronyn - one of very few examples where I think a couple could be depicted, (and here mainly because they'd be difficult to separate), but this could be a much more effective image if cropped to focus on their faces
 * Russell Crowe - minor cropping needed to centre his face
 * Tom Cruise- I feel compelled to say what a nice, relaxed picture this is, but all those people need to go... we only want to know what Tom looks like
 * Macaulay Culkin - minor cropping
 * Tony Curtis - sad that someone who was so prized for his looks, has such an unflattering image. Concerted effort to find a good image is required.
 * Willem Dafoe - crop to removed the blurred shoulder in front of him
 * Geraint Wyn Davies - minor cropping, too much background
 * Daniel Day-Lewis - kind of a "busy" photo, could crop to his head/shoulders
 * Benicio del Toro - not a good image
 * Patrick Dempsey - not Patrick at his best, Fonzie look doesn't suit, some minor cropping would help
 * Bob Denver - now I've seen everything
 * Gérard Depardieu - my guess is "rushing to catch a plane, passing by the duty free counter, being snapped by a tourist".
 * Leonardo DiCaprio - minor cropping
 * Vin Diesel - crop to centre Vin
 * Matt Dillon - crop to just Matt
 * James Doohan - I guess Star Trek conventions aren't too much fun
 * Brad Dourif - I guess Lord of the Rings conventions aren't too much fun. Crop.
 * Robert Downey Jr. - he's not in the centre, and yet it's such a good image, I'm unsure whether it warrants any action
 * Sam Elliott - awful image, very little could be done to improve it
 * Rupert Everett - he's tall enough without this photo making him look 9 feet tall
 * Aldo Fabrizi - oh my gawd
 * Douglas Fairbanks, Jr. - outstanding photo.  even as a group shot it needs cropping, and Fairbanks is lost in the crowd.  (especially next to Nancy in her RED dress!)
 * Peter Falk - cropped already, but not enough
 * Mike Farrell - minor cropping PLUS change infobox to "actor infobox"
 * Will Ferrell - I guess if anyone's going to have a goofy picture, it'll be Will Ferrell but this is weird.  Great big hat, and a face in the background kind of blurring into him.
 * William Fichtner - crop
 * Joseph Fiennes - there's a sliver of fan, a nice window and a ventilation grate that aren't needed.  And all that leather. uurggh!  I hate this picture, I really, really hate it.  He looks a bit like a couch in a gentleman's lounge and a bit like a failed Village People auditionee.   I hate this picture so much.  I hate that a cow had to die so that Joseph Fiennes could look like this.  I just hate it.
 * Peter Finch - not good
 * Laurence Fishburne - the story behind the photo is nicer than the photo.
 * Glenn Ford - needs cropping
 * Harrison Ford - needs centering
 * Brendan Fraser not a good photo, but oh well.   needs cropping
 * Morgan Freeman - removal of David Sifry's intrusive lapel will help.  head and shoulders is all that's needed
 * Gert Fröbe - I can understand bad free images.   I can not understand bad unfree images.  Surely this is not the only picture of him in existence.
 * Andy García -crop
 * James Garner - crop
 * Richard Gere - crop
 * Mel Gibson - anything would be preferable to a mugshot, jeez Louise
 * Brendan Gleeson - whoever that is with their hand on his shoulder has a very loooooong arm
 * Crispin Glover - adding to the list of random body parts appearing in the background of images, here we have "buttock".  Not adding anything significant to the photo, should be removed
 * Danny Glover - he looks like he's wearing a drop pendant earring, but he's standing in front of a frame, and the frame should be removed.
 * John Goodman - he looks like a heart attack waiting to happen. this image disturbs me, but ok, that's my problem.  The hand on his shoulder should go
 * Elliott Gould - not a good image, and we don't need Eddie Izzard in Elliott Gould's infobox, and vice versa. Cropping can't fix this.  Both men are badly photographed.
 * Kelsey Grammer - cropping. the Marine looking over his shoulder is just a little too delighted to be in the picture, but it's not about him ;-)
 * Richard E. Grant - bad
 * Seth Green - crop
 * Bryan Greenberg - crop
 * Hugh Griffith - terrible image uploaded by me
 * Rupert Grint -crop
 * Ioan Gruffudd -crop
 * Christopher Guest - when a small microphone just won't do
 * Robert Guillaume - crop
 * Lukas Haas - crop
 * Gene Hackman - he looks like Gramps settled in front of the fire. Not quite Popeye Doyle.
 * Jack Haley - I like this image. It's kind of quirky and eccentric, needs to be cropped
 * Mark Hamill - crop. preferably Mark Hamill. This is a bad photo.
 * Ed Harris - Ed should look worried. The woman behind him is about to bite him.
 * David Hasselhoff - colourful
 * Ethan Hawke -crop
 * George 'Gabby' Hayes - infobox image should only depict the subject
 * Dennis Haysbert - crop
 * Jonah Hill - crop
 * Earl Holliman - Just have to say that Earl has much nicer legs than I would have expected.
 * Ian Holm - taking the photo from above does perpetuate his image as a hobbit
 * Djimon Hounsou - seriously??? no, this is the most desperate use of an image... no wonder there are elements that ridicule Wikipedia.   This is crying out for ridicule.  Ridiculous image.
 * Ernie Hudson - crop
 * John Hurt - crop
 * William Hurt - crop
 * Thomas Jane - conventions must make actors thirsty, there's always a water jug.  Cropping noisy background, and the water jug, will help.
 * David Jason - no no no no no no no no no!
 * Michael Jeter - crop
 * James Earl Jones -crop to remove what is essentially a "stripe" down the left side.  Not needed.
 * Danny Kaye - image is not good and not appropriate
 * Michael Keaton - this image needs a more imaginative caption.  What is Michael saying? (on a serious note, cropping, red eye etc)
 * David Keith - if we crop the image, we won't need the daft image caption.
 * Val Kilmer - among the nominees for "worst infobox image"
 * Ben Kingsley - crop just a teeny bit off.
 * Kevin Kline - crop
 * David Krumholtz - crop
 * Dilip Kumar - I wonder if Mr Kumar, aged 83 when the picture was taken, dyes his hair.  I think yes.  Needs cropping.
 * Michael Landon - minor crop for balance.
 * Hugh Laurie - probably not the best photo taken of Hugh.  He does look like, well, to be a honest, a dork.
 * Denis Leary - too small and he is standing next to what seems to be a blur.
 * Heath Ledger - a superb image of the poor boy. maybe could be cropped a little to centre him, but maybe off-centre isn't too much of a problem.   it makes the photo interesting.  don't know
 * John Leguizamo - unfortunate
 * Jack Lemmon - overexposed. he looks like he's been embalmed and that he's borrowing someone else teeth.
 * Jared Leto - overexposed. that's 2 in a row.
 * Larry Linville - not sure what the policy is, but I suspect that free use claim that should cover this image, would not also cover the Hallmark logo.
 * Rob Lowe
 * Josh Lucas - crop
 * Michael Madsen - crop
 * Rocky Marquette - wrong infobox
 * Marcello Mastroianni - crop
 * Doug McClure - this is very wrong. if the only image we have is a grave stone, I think we need to resist the urge to add it to the infobox, tempting though it may be.   this is awful
 * Mehmood - using celebrity infobox rather than actor infobox
 * Jonathan Rhys Meyers- crop
 * Jonny Lee Miller - bad
 * Alfred Molina - crop
 * Richard Moll - crop
 * Dudley Moore -crop
 * Roger Moore - posing is right!!!!!  This man has a great sense of humour, or absolutely no shame.  Undecided on this point!   My new favourite infobox image. 
 * Tobias Moretti - minor cropping
 * Cillian Murphy - cropping to bring his face forward, and to remove the clutter that surrounds him.
 * Eddie Murphy - not a good image
 * Bill Murray - crop away the blurry images that surround him.
 * Chad Michael Murray - not a bad photo. maybe should crop to his face
 * Mike Myers - crop
 * Philippe Noiret - photo taken on a very cold day, I suggest.   It could be trimmed down to just his face.  His face is more interesting that his overcoat which currently dominates the picture.
 * Ivor Novello - firstly there is no infobox. I'm only putting this here as a reminder, as a free image must exist given that he first achieved notability before 1920.   I used to walk past his house almost every day when I lived in Cardiff for a while.   This was just around the corner from me, and the picture of the house makes me nostalgic. :-(
 * Gary Oldman - crop
 * Joe Pantoliano - crop
 * Jason Patric - crop
 * Will Patton - crop
 * Sean Penn - crop
 * Ron Perlman - crop
 * Harold Perrineau Jr. - nice, intense image. needs to have the bottle of water and the "Damon Lindelo... " sign cropped out
 * Matthew Perry - crop
 * William Petersen -crop
 * Alex Pettyfer - crop
 * Michel Piccoli - crop
 * David Hyde Pierce - crop
 * Brad Pitt - crop
 * Michele Placido -crop
 * Oliver Platt -crop
 * Sidney Poitier - this is a beautiful, historical image and should be essential in the article, where it can be enhanced by discussion, but the infobox image should serve the purpose (mainly) of providing identification.  Harry Belafonte and Charlton Heston are not so much a part of Poitier's story that they should share the infobox with him.  We need to search for another free image of him.
 * Bill Pullman - crop?
 * Dennis Quaid - good image. crop, make him bigger
 * Daniel Radcliffe - crop
 * Ted Raimi - crop
 * Keanu Reeves - I would very much like to crop out the guy that looks like Mark Chapman, he makes me feel a bit nervous for Keanu.   In any case more than half the photo is of background and clothing.
 * Rob Reiner - crop
 * Paul Reiser - time seems to have caught up with Paul Reiser. Crop
 * Jean Reno - crop.  if we're gonna crop out Juliette Binoche we should crop her entirely.  Nothing is gained by keeping her ear and part of her neck.
 * John Rhys-Davies - finally someone enjoying themselves at a convention! needs cropping, and the caption is daft and pointless
 * Kurt Russell - crop
 * Ben Savage -crop
 * Tom Savini - another one of those awkward, unbalanced cropped images, with the compulsory disembodied fingers appearing creepily from over the shoulder.
 * David Schwimmer - crop. his hands are blurred.   this spoils an otherwise suitable image
 * Steven Seagal - he always seems to dress like a geisha.   Damn it, I've actually been face to face with this man, but I'm not a fan, and saw no reason to take a photo.  Kicking myself now.  He was wearing standard formal wear.   Still, this may be how is most often seen.....
 * Tom Selleck - crop
 * Patrick Swayze

No infobox
FYI: Category:Actors and filmmakers work group articles needing infoboxes
 * Alfred Drake
 * Snitz Edwards
 * Richard Egan
 * Anthony Eisley
 * Leif Erickson
 * Matthew Ferguson
 * Fernandel
 * Pierre Fresnay
 * David Field
 * O. W. Fischer
 * Michael Flessas
 * Robert Floyd
 * Anthony Forwood
 * Max Gail
 * Janusz Gajos
 * William Gillette
 * Eugene Robert Glazer
 * Huntley Gordon
 * Herbert Grönemeyer
 * Nigel Harris (actor)
 * Al Hodge
 * Brent Huff
 * Fred Immler
 * Rishi Kapoor
 * Charles Korvin
 * Theodore Kosloff
 * Sam Kydd
 * Lash La Rue
 * Harold Lockwood
 * Robert Lowery
 * Duncan MacRae
 * Guy Madison
 * Ken Maynard
 * John McCallum
 * Bernie McInerney
 * Mikk Mikiver
 * Predrag Miletić
 * Thomas J. Moore
 * Tobias Moretti
 * Eille Norwood
 * Ivor Novello
 * George O'Brien
 * Uwe Ochsenknecht
 * Daniel Olbrychski
 * Ron O'Neal
 * Bartolomeo Pagano
 * Vincent Pagano
 * Edward Pawley
 * Joe Penner
 * Paul Petersen
 * Noel Purcell
 * Charles Ruggles
 * John Russell
 * Kenji Sahara
 * Andrzej Seweryn

Deceased people with no infobox image

 * Anthony Forwood
 * John Hargreaves