George Formby

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.

Movies

Britain's Most Dangerous Songs: Listen to the Banned

70 %|Jul 11, 2014

Documentary, Music

Entertaining the Troops

0 %|Sep 20, 2011

Documentary

Funny Up North

60 %|Jul 23, 2011

Comedy, Documentary

Hitler: The Comedy Years

50 %|May 10, 2007

Documentary

Songs That Won the War

80 %|May 1, 1994

Documentary, Music

To See Such Fun

0 %|Nov 1, 1977

Comedy

Ain't Misbehavin'

0 %|Feb 27, 1974

George in Civvy Street

75 %|Jul 7, 1946

Comedy

I Didn't Do It

66 %|Aug 6, 1945

Comedy, Crime

He Snoops to Conquer

82 %|Dec 12, 1944

Comedy

Bell-Bottom George

60 %|Feb 7, 1944

War, Comedy

Get Cracking

65 %|May 17, 1943

Comedy, War, Romance

Much Too Shy

62 %|Oct 12, 1942

Comedy

South American George

60 %|Dec 27, 1941

Comedy

Turned Out Nice Again

65 %|Aug 1, 1941

Music, Comedy

Spare a Copper

70 %|Dec 2, 1940

Comedy

Let George Do It!

57 %|Jul 12, 1940

Comedy, Music, War

Come on George!

54 %|Dec 1, 1939

Comedy

Trouble Brewing

60 %|Mar 1, 1939

Comedy, Music, Romance

It's in the Air

56 %|Nov 1, 1938

Comedy

I See Ice

81 %|Feb 10, 1938

Comedy

Keep Fit

56 %|Jul 31, 1937

Comedy

Feather Your Nest

0 %|Mar 12, 1937

Music, Comedy

Keep Your Seats, Please

60 %|Aug 1, 1936

Drama, Music

No Limit

65 %|Oct 28, 1935

Comedy

Off the Dole

68 %|Jun 1, 1935

Boots! Boots!

40 %|Jul 30, 1934

Comedy

Series

Wogan

45 %|May 4, 1982

Talk