George Webster
George Webster
12 Movies
12 Series
TV Shows
Plays Winston (voice)
Unicorn: Warriors Eternal
2023
Plays George
Finding Alice
2021
Plays Milo
Tripped
2015
Plays William of Orange
Versailles
2015
Plays Lt. Dye
Masters of the Air
2024
Plays Julius Winteler
Genius
2017
Plays Jake
Us
2020
Plays Nathan Frayne
Art Detectives
2025
Plays Local PC
Babylon
2014
Plays Benjamin Milton
Father Brown
2013
Plays Will Hunt
Industry
2020
Plays Red Ned
The Gentlemen
2024
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Art Detectives
Nathan Frayne · 1 episode
2025–
TV
The Gentlemen
Red Ned · 1 episode
2024–
TV
Masters of the Air
Lt. Dye · 3 episodes
2024–
TV
Unicorn: Warriors Eternal
Winston (voice) · 8 episodes
2023–
TV
God's Petting You
Charlie
2022
Film
BEBE A.I.
Jonny Stormer
2022
Film
Finding Alice
George · 6 episodes
2021–
TV
Industry
Will Hunt · 1 episode
2020–
TV
Us
Jake · 1 episode
2020–
TV
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Frequently Asked Questions
How old is George Webster and where are they from?
George Webster is 35 years old, born on July 28, 1991 in Eastbourne, Sussex, England, UK.
What are the most famous roles of George Webster?
George Webster is best known for roles in Megan Leavey, The Last Dragonslayer, My Name Is Emily.
How many movies has George Webster been in?
Over a 14-year career (since 2012), George Webster has appeared in 12 movies and 12 TV shows.
What was George Webster's first movie?
The career of George Webster began with City of Dreamers (2012).
What is George Webster's most recent movie or series?
George Webster's most recent release is Art Detectives, which premiered on June 9, 2025.
What TV shows has George Webster appeared in?
On television, George Webster has appeared in The Gentlemen, Masters of the Air, Genius, Industry.
George Webster
1991-07-28 · Eastbourne, Sussex, England, UK
George Webster (born 28 July 1991) is an English actor who is best known for his lead as Milo in E4's British mini-series Tripped (2015), his supporting role as Arden in the Irish independent film My Name Is Emily (2015) and Simon Mirren's French-Canadian period series, Versailles (2017).