George D. Escobar
George D. Escobar is a producer and writer, known for Alone Yet Not Alone (2013), Come What May (2009) and The Farmer and the Belle: Saving Santaland (2020).
George D. Miklos
George grew up the son of successful Hungarian immigrants. He was bitten by the acting bug early on and has performed in over 100 stage productions. His first film was 8 weeks after graduating from military school. Miklos graduated with a degree in radio and TV communications and has his own internet radio talk show that is heard worldwide. He splits his time between Hollywood and Las Vegas, Nevada.
George D. Wallace
George D. Wallace was born in New York and, at age 13, moved with his mom and her new husband to McMechen, West Virginia, a coal mining town where the boy began working in the mines. He joined the Navy in 1936, got out in 1940, and then went right back in again when World War II started. A chief boatswain's mate, he ended up in Los Angeles after a total of eight years in the service. Wallace supported himself with an array of odd jobs, from working for a meat packer ("knockin' steers in the head") to lumber-jacking in the High Sierras. A stint as a singing bartender attracted the attention of Hollywood columnist Jimmy Fidler, who helped him get his show-biz start. Wallace enrolled in drama school in the late 1940s, while earning his living tending the greens at MGM. He soon began landing jobs in films and TV, most notably as Commando Cody in the Republic serial Radar Men from the Moon (1952). He later made his Broadway debut in Richard Rodgers' "Pipe Dreams," replaced John Raitt in "The Pajama Game" and was nominated for a Tony for his leading role in "New Girl in Town" with Gwen Verdon. Other stage roles have included "The Unsinkable Molly Brown" opposite Ginger Rogers, "Jennie" with Mary Martin, "Most Happy Fella" (during production, he met his present wife, actress Jane A. Johnston), "Camelot" (as King Arthur), "Man of La Mancha," "Company," and more. In 1960, his career was stalled when a horse fell on him and broke his back during the making of an episode of TV's Disneyland (1954)'s "Swamp Fox." His painful recovery took seven months. He sometimes billed himself George D. H. Wallace, to avoid confusion with comic George Wallace.
George Daley
George Daley is known for Human Nature (2019) and Insights (2020).
George Danailov
George Danailov is known for Hitman (2007), Apocalypse Pompeii (2014) and Levski (2015).
George Dantz
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George Davis
George Davis was born on November 7, 1889 in Amsterdam, Noord-Holland, Netherlands. He was an actor, known for The Circus (1928), Le petit café (1931) and The Awakening (1928). He died on April 19, 1965 in Woodland Hills, Los Angeles, California, USA.
George Dawson
British Actor George Dawson was born and grew up in Hertfordshire, England. His passion of acting began from school plays and furthering on to amateur theatre and Stagecoach acting school on weekends. He continued studying acting at Secondary School with GCSE Drama achieving a B and then an Extended Diploma in Performing Arts at Oakland College. George then went on to study at Identity, a part time acting school and soon after landing a main role in feature film 'House On The Cliff' as Brian. He then joined with his present agent Mac & Jeal from which he was cast in HBO's 'The Nevers'.
George De Vries
George De Vries was born on November 21, 1934 in the USA. He is an actor and producer, known for Around the World Under the Sea (1966), Catch the Black Sunshine (1974) and Dead of Night (1974).
George DePati
George DePati is known for The Affairs of Aphrodite (1970).
