George Hilsdon
Prolific and ubiquitous British background player George Hilsdon was born on April 25, 1907 in West Ham, London, England. Hilsdon first began appearing in films in often uncredited minor roles in the mid-1940's. A burly fellow with a gruff face and receding silver gray hair, George was frequently cast as policemen, news vendors, or security guards. Hilsdon died at age 75 on May 28, 1982 in Essex, England. Predeceased by his wife Ivy Lilian Benge, he was survived by two children.
George Hilton
George Hilton was born on July 16, 1934 in Montevideo, Uruguay. He was an actor, known for Lo strano vizio della signora Wardh (1971), Le colt cantarono la morte e fu... tempo di massacro (1966) and Vado... l'ammazzo e torno (1967). He died on July 28, 2019 in Rome, Lazio, Italy.
George Hoagland
George Hoagland was born on February 5, 1920 in Columbus, Ohio, USA. He is known for his work on The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet (1952). He was married to Louise Lane. He died on April 9, 2016 in Woodland Hills, Los Angeles, California, USA.
George Holahan-Cantwell
A veteran of the industry at just fifteen years of age, George has enjoyed considerable success in film, television and music theatre. His film and television credits include 'The Artful Dodger', 'Woody Woodpecker' and 'Born to Spy' for which he was nominated in the AACTA best actor category in 2022. A talented music theatre performer George's professional credits include Pippin, School of Rock and Priscilla Queen of the Desert. George has appeared in numerous short films including the award-winning short Joy Boy and was also won 'best actor' for his role in Inclusion Makes the World More Vibrant.
George Holden
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George Honeyman
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George Hooker
George Hooker is an actor, known for Flutter (2014), Through Your Eyes (2007) and Dr. Phil (2002).
George Horn
George Horn is an actor, known for Mask of Thorn (2019).
George Houston
This movie cowboy was actually born in New Jersey just before the turn of the 20th century, the son of a Protestant minister. He sang in his father's church choir, and after graduating high school he attended the private Blair Academy and then continued his musical training at New York's famous Julliard School (then known as the Institute of Musical Arts). Upon graduation he enlisted in the army and saw combat during World War I in France. After his discharge he taught music for a time in Bernards (NJ) High School. His musical career picked up some steam and he was hired by the American Opera Company, but after a while decided he was just spinning his wheels there and tried his luck on Broadway. He fared better on The Great White Way, and by the mid-'30s he had made enough of a name for himself that Hollywood came calling, and he headed west to make musicals. He appeared in about a half-dozen of them, then branched out to other genres, showing up in some dramas and even a western or two. He bounced around the lower-level studios for a while, then in 1941 he landed a job with bottom-rung Producers Releasing Corp. (PRC) for a series of singing westerns in which he would star as "The Lone Rider". PRC was not, to be charitable, noted for its lavish production values and the films were pretty threadbare. In 1942 "B" western star Robert Livingston became available after his contract with Republic Pictures ended. Houston was reportedly unhappy with the paltry pay scale at PRC and PRC was unhappy that his "Lone Rider" series wasn't doing better than it was. Livingston, who had been part of the well-received "Three Mesquiteers" series at Republic, was considered by PRC to be a bigger box-office draw than Houston. The combination of all these factors did not bode well for Houston's career, and after his 11th picture for PRC in 1942 he was let go and replaced by Livingston. Houston left the movie business after that, and in 1944 he collapsed on a street in Hollywood, dead of a heart attack.
George Houvardas
George Michael Houvardas was born in Sydney Australia on 3rd January, 1982 to Anastasia Houvardas a teacher and Michael Houvardas an accountant. His father, Michael, was the youngest child of four and immigrated with his family from the Greek island of Lesvos. His mother, Anastasia, was born in Australia to Greek immigrant parents also from the island of Lesvos. George is one of three and sits comfortably in the middle between eldest brother, Steven and youngest brother, Anthony. In his teenage years he worked alongside his family in various family owned restaurants and function centres and to this day, despite his continuous work in the arts, continues to work alongside his brothers and parents at Piato Restaurant in Sydney. He says "There's no better environment to observe natural human behavior and character than a restaurant". During his schooling years his passion for acting and the arts lay dormant with no drama or arts subjects being offered. Upon finishing year 12 George studied construction management and worked in the building industry for four years. It was during this time, whilst attending TAFE for his building studies, that by chance he stumbled upon the Actor's College for Theatre and Television that lay hidden no more than a block away. He signed up for a 2 week Acting course and his passion for acting was reawakened. By the end of the two weeks he had given notice to his Construction boss and surprised his parents with a theatre performance and told them he was concentrating on acting from here on. Enrolling to Screenwise it didn't take long for George to catch the attention of producers scoring his first major break out role as the character 'Carbo' on 'Packed to the Rafters' which went on to be Australia's highest rating series. He showed his versatility with psycho hit man on the acclaimed series 'East West 101', as 'Rev' the reformed priest in the film comedy 'Chasing Comets' and as cowardly bikie 'Dib' in the acclaimed gritty bikie drama 1% (Outlaws). In 2019 George returned to TV screens with the highly acclaimed British/Australian dramedy series 'Frayed' playing megalomaniac politician 'Chris' and in 2020 he will be returning to his breakout role 'Carbo' in Amazon Prime's 'Back to the Rafters'.
