Birth Day: 1879-06-02
Place of birth: London, England, UK
Alfred Paget (1880–1925) was an English silent film actor. He appeared in 239 films between 1908 and 1918. Paget was married to Leila Halstead. In the summer of 1919, he contracted a form of malarial fever, and died in Winnipeg on 8 October 1919.
Credits
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As Prince Belshazzar -
As Ben Grant -
As Jim Cocksey (as Al Padgett) -
As Matt -
As Archie Dean -
As Charlie Benton -
As The Sultan -
As Mr. Burmistone -
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As Prince Belshazzar -
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As Bert Gallagher
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As Enoch Arden -
As James Bowie -
As Bill Cactus -
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As In Club (Prologue) / Tribesman (The Old Days) -
As The Jailbird
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As Policeman (uncredited)
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As The Oil Magnate's Son
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As The Sheriff -
As The Telephone Girl's Sweetheart -
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As An Indian -
As The Woodsman
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As First Policeman
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As Policeman
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As The Oil Syndicate Officer -
As The Waifs' Uncle -
As The Rugmaker
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As Badger Gang Member -
As The Second Brother
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As The Sheriff
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As The Vigilante Leader
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As The Landlord -
As At Millionaire's Banquet
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As The Married Sister's Husband -
As The Sheriff -
As An Apache -
As Police Agent -
As Jack Harper -
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As A Drunken Cutthroat / An Indian / Among Rescuers (uncredited) -
As The Leader of the Smugglers -
As Burglar -
As Policeman -
As Dopokoke Factory Employee (uncredited) -
As Confederate General -
As The Indian -
As Rival Gang Leader -
As The Doctor -
As Indian / Woodsman -
As Outside Bar -
As A Cowboy (uncredited) -
As A Policeman -
As The Unfaithful Sentinel -
As Indian Chief -
As The Convict -
As At the Bee -
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As A Guard -
As At Hotel/At Wedding -
As In Shop -
As Gray Fox -
As Shop Worker
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As Farmhand / Rescuer -
As One of the nightriders -
As At Party / On Beach / At Club -
As The Indian / In Wagon Train -
As Outside Theatre
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As The Sneak Thief's Companion
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As Wedding Guest / At Party / In Bar -
As Shipwrecked Sailor -
As Messenger/Confederate Soldier -
As At Wedding / At Fair -
As A Farmer -
As On Train / At Station Reception -
As Union Soldier (uncredited) -
As Guard -
As The Butler
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As Soldier -
As A Farmhand (uncredited) -
As Man on Train -
As Servant -
As At First Party / At Second Party -
As Deputy -
As Cowboy -
As Messenger -
As Footman -
As Policeman -
As Man Among Soldiers
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As Bill Collector -
As Wedding Guest -
As A Tramp -
As A Servant -
As Villager (uncredited) -
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As On Porch / At Farewell -
As The Rescuer
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As Indian -
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As Indian -
As A Barbarian -
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