Lee Bennett
William Arthur Louvain Crespinel (1914 - 2010) was the son of William Thomas Crespinel (1890 - 1987), Vice President and later president of the Cinecolor company. Both father and son were born in England. The son used a screen name of "Lee Bennett" and did mostly uncredited roles in about fifty movies scattered over the years 1937 - 1953. B western fans remember "Lee Bennett" from his appearances in a batch of the mid 1940s Eddie Dean oaters from Producers Releasing Corporation (PRC) and Eagle-Lion. The films were: Song of Old Wyoming (PRC, 1945); Bennett is unbilled as one of the cowpunchers working for Ma Conway (Sarah Padden). Driftin' River (PRC, 1946); Bennett portrays a reformed outlaw named "Tucson". Wild West (PRC, 1946); Bennett plays a telegraph engineer named "Butler". Stars Over Texas (PRC, 1946); Bennett's on the side of the law, playing a dual role as "Waco Harper" and "Bert Ford". The Tioga Kid (PRC, 1948); Bennett was henchman "Tucson" and worked for gang boss Dennis Moore. Tioga had lots of footage from Driftin' River (PRC, 1946) along with some new scenes and dialog. Prarie Outlaws (Eagle-Lion, 1948); this is a cut down version of the Cinecolor Wild West (PRC, 1946) and released in B&W. The PRC producer / director of the initial entries in the Dean series was Robert Emmett 'Bob' Tansey. Tansey was fascinated with Cinecolor and became friends and / or business friendly with Cinecolor's William T. Crespinel. Crespinel even did color supervision on several of the Dean adventures. Good probability that Lee Bennett's connection to Eddie Dean and PRC was due to the relationship of his father and Tansey. October 12, 1946 Showmen's Trade Review: "Lee Bennett, whose father is William Crespinel, Cinecolor president, was added to 'Twain Sombreros,' Harry Joe Brown production for Columbia release." (AKA "Twin Sombreros", this Randolph Scott western was released as Gunfighters (Columbia, 1947).) William Arthur Louvain Crespinel died on May 9, 2010 in New York, New York at the age of 95.
Lee Benton
Lee Benton was born on August 1, 1952 in the USA. She is an actress and producer, known for Scarface (1983), Nocturnal Animals (2016) and Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman (1993).
Lee Berger
Lee Berger was born on 22 December 1965 in Shawnee Mission, Kansas, USA. He is known for Unknown: Cave of Bones (2023), Nano (1999) and Breakthrough Homo Naledi (2017).
Lee Bergere
Born in Brooklyn, Bergere began his career in 1936 as understudy to Danny Kaye in the Broadway production of "Lady in the Dark", with Gertrude Lawrence. His television debut was with James Dean in the live production of "Thunder on Sycamore Street". A World War II veteran, he was in charge of entertainment services for soldiers serving in North Africa. Best known for his role as majordomo "Joseph Anders" in the 1980s television series Dynasty (1981), he also briefly appeared in the rival soap opera Falcon Crest (1981) as "Justin Nash". He appeared in more than 200 television shows, including an original Star Trek (1966) episode in which he played Abraham Lincoln He died at the age of 88 in New Hampshire where he lived for over a decade.
Lee Bettencourt
Lee Bettencourt is an actor, known for Love (2011).
Lee Bingham
Lee Bingham is known for Back to One: First Position (2017), Triumphant (2017) and The Blue (2020).
Lee Biran
Lee Biran was born on December 16,1989 in Israel. From his emotional portrayal of infantry soldier Yoni in Valley of Tears (2020) to charming boy-band heartthrob Johnny in Oboy (2016), Lee has shown his acting versatility and commitment to character. In addition to acting, Lee is also a talented musician and singer.
Lee Birkett
Lee Birkett is an actor, known for Bronson (2008) and Get Gone (2021).
Lee Blackman
Lee Blackman is a producer and executive, known for The Point (1971) and Who Is Harry Nilsson (And Why Is Everybody Talkin' About Him?) (2010).
Lee Blackwell
Lee Blackwell is known for The Show (2020).