Jill Goldston, a background actor known for her roles in "The Elephant Man" and "Mr. Bean," reflects on the often-overlooked contributions of performers in film.
Synopsis
Jill Goldston, a background actor known for her roles in "The Elephant Man" and "Mr. Bean," reflects on the often-overlooked contributions of performers in film.
Synopsis
Jill Goldston, born in 1943, has spent decades as a background actor in film and television. "Jill, Uncredited," directed by Anthony Ing, features her brief appearances in notable productions like "The Elephant Man" and "Mr. Bean." The 18-minute documentary includes interviews with Goldston, who is also the mother of former ABC News president James Goldston. Supported by the Canada Council for the Arts, the film compiles clips that reflect the often-overlooked contributions of background performers in the entertainment industry.
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Why Watch
- See Jill Goldston's unique career as an extra.
- Find out about her connection to ABC News.
- Watch clips from iconic films and shows.
Did You Know
- Jill Goldston was born in 1943 and has acted as an extra since the 1960s.
- The film features clips from The Elephant Man and Mr. Bean.
- Jill Goldston is the mother of James Goldston, former president of ABC News.
- Jill, Uncredited won Best National Short or Medium-Length at the 2023 Montreal International Documentary Festival.
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Who directed the documentary Jill, Uncredited?
Jill, Uncredited was directed by Anthony Ing.
What is the runtime of Jill, Uncredited?
Jill, Uncredited has a runtime of 18 minutes.
What award did Jill, Uncredited win at the Montreal International Documentary Festival?
Jill, Uncredited won the Best National Short or Medium-Length award at the Montreal International Documentary Festival in 2023.
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