Stanley Dorfman

Stanley Dorfman is a producer and production designer, known for Bobbie Gentry (1968), The Jack Jones Show (1973) and Top of the Pops (1964).

Stanley Dyrector

Stanley Dyrector was born in Brooklyn, New York. He joined the US Navy and after serving, moved to Los Angeles California, to become a movie star. He studied acting under the GI Bill, where he did plays, and was fortunate enough to get co-starring roles in popular TV shows, including one, in which he played opposite Academy Award Winner, Lee Marvin, in an episode of MSquad. Stan acted under the names of Mark Douglas and Marcus Dyrector. Eventually he decided to use his genuine birth name. While still a young man Stanley turned to writing for television and the theatre. His TV credits include "Wagon Train", "Slattery's People", etc. When he met and married his wife, Joyce, they teamed up and wrote for daytime TV soaps, on ABC. They also wrote hour radio dramas and comedies for Sears Radio Theatre, and Mutual Radio Theatre. Back in the day, Stan wrote a 2 act Vietnam era play called "A Pelican of the Wilderness" which the Los Angeles Times critic John Mahoney called "Outstanding." His award winning interview show called "The Stanley Dyrector Show" can be seen on The City of Los Angeles' Channel 36. Stan and Joyce's, play "Marilyn and Phil" is based upon an amusing true story of Marilyn Monroe and a friend of theirs. Stan's plays, one of which is called "My Night with Barbara Payton" , also based on a true story was performed at the Writers Guild of America West, multipurpose room, several years ago. Another of Stan's plays is "The Other JFK" based on a true event in Stanley's life. That will be published by One Act Play Depot (OAPD). His book "Shedding Light on the Hollywood Blacklist: Conversations with Participants" is published by BearManor Media. Stan will be having book signings in near future at Skylight Books on Vermont, as well as Chevalier Books in Larchmont Village. Stan's one act plays, "Senior Kiss" and "Ira and Max" was performed at Theatre 40, and starred Ed Asner in both. (Used with permission of Stanley Dyrector.)

Stanley Eldridge

Stanley Eldridge born April 13, 1992 is a British actor, Eldridge was born in London. He attended the National Youth Theatre of Great Britain. Eldridge then won a full performance scholarship to study at Royal Holloway University, continuing his training at RADA and the Actor's Centre. After graduation Eldridge moved to London and began performing in film and theatre.

Stanley Fields

Stanley Fields was born on May 20, 1883 in Allegheny, Pennsylvania, USA. He was an actor, known for Little Caesar (1931), Algiers (1938) and Hell's Kitchen (1939). He was married to Alta Bailey. He died on April 23, 1941 in Los Angeles, California, USA.

Stanley Goldman

Stanley Greene

Stanley Greene was born on 17 April 1911 in New York City, New York, USA. He was an actor, known for The Wiz (1978), Lord Shango (1975) and The DuPont Show of the Month (1957). He was previously married to Javotee Sutton (actress). He died on 4 July 1981 in New Rochelle, New York, USA.

Stanley Griego

Stanley Griego is known for Vatos Locos (2011), Enemy Within (2016) and Dark Crossing (2010).

Stanley Guenter

Stanley Guenter is known for Expedition Unknown (2015).

Stanley Hagerman

Stanley Hagerman is known for Guy's Grocery Games (2013).

Stanley Hamlin

Stanley Hamlin is an actor, known for Goodbye Christopher Robin (2017).