The actor George Hirste was born 16th March 1887 in Edinburgh as George William Lee Harding.

One of his first roles was in the 1943 classic Millions Like Us – he played in a minor uncredited role.

Other films that he went on to appear in include; Champagne Charlie (1944), Johnny Frenchman (1944 – as Dave Pascoe, Night Boat to Dublin (1946), Night and the City (1950), An Inspector calls (1954), Three Cases of Murder (1955), The One that Got Away (1957), Innocent Sinners (1958), The Haunted Strangler (1958), The Revenge of Frankenstein (1958) and Danger List (1959).

He also appeared in a number of TV productions – most notably in 1965 as Uncle Ted in Steptoe and Son: And Afterwards At… (pictured)
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He died on 11th July 1966 in London

Charles Cullum, the British stage and film actor was born 8th March 1889 in Barry, Wales.

He played a minor part in the 1949 film Its Not Cricket – he played the role of Sir Leslie Lawson (pictured).

Other films that he appeared in include; William Tell (1934), Borrow a Million (1934), Bonnie Prince Charlie (1948), The Chiltern hundreds (1949), The Man in the White Suit (1951), Barnacle Bill (1957), The Reluctant Debutante (1958), The President (1961) and his final film role in 1971’s Games That Lovers Play.

He also had a minor role in the 1959 version of The 39 Steps where he played the part of the Model Boat Owner.
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He died in 1979.
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