Self - Narrator (voice) (played by John Nesbitt) is a protagonist in Screen Actors.
Serves as the documentary's narrator, providing voiceover commentary that introduces and explores the off-screen personas of the featured screen actors. Self (uncredited) (played by Joan Bennett) appears in Screen Actors.
Appears as himself in the short film, featured among the screen actors whose off-screen personas are presented. Self (uncredited) (played by Reginald Denny) appears in Screen Actors.
Self (uncredited) (played by Donna Reed) appears in Screen Actors.
Self (uncredited) (played by Dan Duryea) appears in Screen Actors.
Self (uncredited) (played by Gail Patrick) appears in Screen Actors.
Self (uncredited) (played by Clark Gable) appears in Screen Actors.
Self (uncredited) (played by Bing Crosby) appears in Screen Actors.
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Characters
Self - Narrator (voice)
(played by John Nesbitt) — protagonist
Serves as the documentary's narrator, providing voiceover commentary that introduces and explores the off-screen personas of the featured screen actors.
Self (uncredited)
(played by Joan Bennett) — supporting
Appears as himself in the short film, featured among the screen actors whose off-screen personas are presented.
Self (uncredited)
(played by Reginald Denny) — supporting
Self (uncredited)
(played by Donna Reed) — supporting
Self (uncredited)
(played by Dan Duryea) — supporting
Self (uncredited)
(played by Gail Patrick) — supporting
Self (uncredited)
(played by Clark Gable) — supporting
Self (uncredited)
(played by Bing Crosby) — supporting
Self (uncredited)
(played by Ava Gardner) — supporting
Self (uncredited)
(played by Bob Hope) — supporting
Self (uncredited)
(played by Greer Garson) — supporting
Self (uncredited)
(played by Lionel Barrymore) — minor
Self (uncredited)
(played by Maureen O'Sullivan) — minor
Self (uncredited)
(played by Robert Taylor) — minor
Self (uncredited)
(played by Esther Williams) — minor
Story Analysis
A short documentary examining the private lives of Hollywood actors and its subsequent archival preservation.
Plot Progression
Documentary Premise
Private Life Exploration
Archival Context
Preservation Legacy
Directed by Hal Elias
Screen Actors (1950) · 6.3/10 · documentary
Content sources
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