George Formby
Actor
George Formby
Actor
20 Movies
Movies
Plays George Bright
I See Ice
1938
Plays Willie Piper
Feather Your Nest
1937
Plays George Brown
It's in the Air
1938
Plays John Willie
Boots! Boots!
1934
Plays George
Come on George!
1939
Plays George Pearson
Turned Out Nice Again
1941
Plays George Hepplewhite
Let George Do It!
1940
Plays George Singleton
Get Cracking
1943
Plays George Trotter
I Didn't Do It
1945
Plays George Green
Keep Fit
1937
Plays George Gullip
Trouble Brewing
1939
Plays George Withers
Keep Your Seats, Please
1936
Plays George Harper
George in Civvy Street
1946
Writer
Plays John Willie
Off the Dole
1935
Plays George Andy
Much Too Shy
1942
Plays George Shuttleworth
No Limit
1935
Plays George Butters / Gilli Vanetti
South American George
1941
Plays George Blake
Bell-Bottom George
1944
Plays George Gribble
He Snoops to Conquer
1944
Plays George Carter
Spare a Copper
1940
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George in Civvy Street
George Harper
1946
I Didn't Do It
George Trotter
1945
He Snoops to Conquer
George Gribble
1944
Bell-Bottom George
George Blake
1944
Get Cracking
George Singleton
1943
Much Too Shy
George Andy
1942
South American George
George Butters / Gilli Vanetti
1941
Turned Out Nice Again
George Pearson
1941
Spare a Copper
George Carter
1940
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is George Formby still alive?
George Formby passed away on March 6, 1961 at age 56.
What are the most famous roles of George Formby?
George Formby is best known for roles in Let George Do It!, No Limit, It's in the Air.
How many movies has George Formby been in?
Over a 27-year career (since 1934), George Formby has appeared in 20 movies and 0 TV shows.
What was George Formby's first movie?
The career of George Formby began with Boots! Boots! (1934).
What is George Formby's most recent movie or series?
George Formby's most recent release is George in Civvy Street, which premiered on July 7, 1946.
George Formby
1904-05-26 · Wigan, Lancashire, England, UK
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.