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 Ben Grant -
As Prince Belshazzar -
As Jim Cocksey (as Al Padgett) -
As Charlie Benton -
As Archie Dean -
As The Sultan -
As Mr. Burmistone -
As Bert Gallagher
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As Prince Belshazzar -
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As Bill Cactus -
As James Bowie -
As Enoch Arden -
As In Club (Prologue) / Tribesman (The Old Days) -
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As The Sheriff -
As The Oil Magnate's Son
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As Policeman (uncredited)
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As The Vigilante Leader
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As Policeman
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As The Oil Syndicate Officer -
As The Waifs' Uncle -
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As Badger Gang Member -
As First Policeman
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As The Sheriff
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As The Telephone Girl's Sweetheart -
As The Second Brother
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As An Indian
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As The Woodsman
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As The Rugmaker
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As Burglar -
As The Married Sister's Husband -
As Police Agent -
As Jack Harper -
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As The Sheriff -
As A Drunken Cutthroat / An Indian / Among Rescuers (uncredited) -
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As Dopokoke Factory Employee (uncredited) -
As The Convict -
As At the Bee -
As A Cowboy (uncredited) -
As Rival Gang Leader -
As The Indian -
As The Doctor -
As Confederate General -
As Indian / Woodsman -
As Outside Bar -
As A Policeman -
As The Unfaithful Sentinel -
As Indian Chief -
As Policeman -
As The Leader of the Smugglers -
As Shop Worker -
As In Shop
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As A Guard -
As At Hotel/At Wedding -
As Messenger/Confederate Soldier -
As Gray Fox -
As Outside Theatre
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As Wedding Guest / At Party / In Bar -
As At Party / On Beach / At Club -
As One of the nightriders -
As At Wedding / At Fair -
As A Farmer -
As Shipwrecked Sailor -
As The Indian / In Wagon Train -
As The Sneak Thief's Companion
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As A Farmhand (uncredited) -
As Messenger -
As Cowboy -
As Indian -
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As Footman -
As The Rescuer
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As Villager (uncredited) -
As A Tramp -
As Deputy -
As Wedding Guest -
As Bill Collector -
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As On Porch / At Farewell -
As A Servant -
As Policeman -
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As Man Among Soldiers
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As Indian -
As A Barbarian -
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