Georgia Godworth
Georgia Godworth is known for Dark Whispers: Volume 1 (2019).
Georgia Goetz
Georgia Goetz is known for Caddy Hack (2023).
Georgia Goodman
Georgia is a London based actress, traveling regularly between the UK and the United States for work. She works regularly for film and theatre and has recently turned her hand to writing and producing her own projects through her production company South London Productions. She is best known for Captain Philips, Children of Men and Gloria.
Georgia Goodrick
Georgia Goodrick is an actress, known for The Human Centipede II (Full Sequence) (2011), Hiding in the Light (2011) and Ouija Board (2009).
Georgia Goulding
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Georgia Grobler
Georgia Grobler is known for Below Deck Sailing Yacht (2020) and Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen (2009).
Georgia Groome
Georgia Groome was born on February 11, 1992 in Nottingham, England. She is an actress, known for Angus, Thongs and Perfect Snogging (2008), The Holding (2011) and Lewis (2006).
Georgia Hair
Georgia Hair is an actress and production manager, known for Black Flowers (2018), The League of Legend Keepers: Shadows (2019) and Call Me Daddy (2019).
Georgia Hale
Georgia Theodora Hale was born on June 27, 1900 in St. Joseph, Missouri. Her parents were George Washington Hale and Laura Imbrie, and her two older sisters were Eugenia and Helen. Soon, her family moved to Illinois. In 1922, she won a beauty contest in Chicago and despite strong disapproval from her father, she used the award money to go to New York City to break into theater. Unsuccessful, she left New York for Hollywood. She immediately found work as a bit player in By Divine Right (1924), and she danced in the chorus of Vanity's Price (1924). Josef von Sternberg was an assistant director on both of these films, and he gave Georgia her first break came when he cast her for the film that he directed titled The Salvation Hunters (1925). It was from this picture that Charles Chaplin hired her to play the Georgia, the dance-hall girl who wins Charlie's heart, in The Gold Rush (1925). With a very successful film, Georgia became an instant celebrity and was signed by Paramount Pictures. Her big film with Paramount was The Great Gatsby (1926) where she played the role of Myrtle Wilson. But her career never went anywhere and her last silent picture would be the film The Last Moment (1928). Deemed unsuitable for talkies, she was one of the first to be released in 1931. She found solace in Christian Science. She never married and remained loyal to Chaplin, who had her on his payroll on-and-off until 1953. She ran a dance school for a while. She also wrote her two versions of her autobiography in the 1960s but couldn't find a publisher at the time. She eventually went into real estate that made her wealthy and also found a companion, who had no idea of her film career, until she gave an interview about Charlie Chaplin in the PBS documentary Unknown Chaplin (1983). He received most of her estate when she died at the age of 85 on June 17, 1985. Her second version of her autobiography, which was more detailed than her first, that she had written in the 1960s, would finally be published ten years after her death in 1995, and it's title is "Charlie Chaplin: Intimate Closeups".
Georgia Hardinge
Born in London, Georgia Hardinge's transient early life and international background gave her much opportunity to travel and develop her fascination with design. Training at Parsons Paris - The New School, Georgia won acclaim by receiving the best designer award for her graduate collection. After launching her namesake label in 2010, she began to build her identity as a sculptural designer. Her designs have been worn by some of the biggest names in the creative industry, including Beyoncé, Lady Gaga, Alicia Keys, Florence Welch, Kylie Minogue, and Grimes. The brand was recognized by the British Fashion Council when she was awarded BFC Contemporary and FASHION TRUST sponsorship for her unique work. Her signature style has been recognized by Vogue, Harper's Bazaar, Marie Claire, and, most recently The Financial Times "How to Spend it." She has also been named to Grazia and Elle's "One to Watch" lists and as one of InStyle's "Names to know." After the success of her first few collections, Georgia continued to shine with celebrated collaborations, including bespoke outfits for the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show, a sponsorship from Swarovski, and a limited-edition Lancôme bottle, exclusively sold in Selfridges.