Susan Saint James, the American actress whose life spanned 1946 to 2026, drew 252,000 page views on Nov. 2, the most among the entertainment subjects listed, according to Wikipedia.
Views of Saint James’s page jumped from 12,500 a day earlier. She ranked sixth across all subjects, while English actor Patrick Stewart followed among the listed entertainment subjects in 15th place.
Stewart, whose life spanned 1940 to 2026, drew 132,700 views, down from 205,400 on Nov. 1. His daily count fell from 2.4 million on Oct. 29 to 1.9 million on Oct. 30 and 450,100 on Oct. 31.
Saint James played Peggy Maxwell in the television series The Name of the Game, joining the show in 1968. She received three Emmy nominations for the series and won once, in 1969.
Stewart worked on stage and screen for more than 60 years. His awards included three Laurence Olivier Awards and a Grammy, alongside a Tony nomination.
Jailer 2, a 2026 Indian film by Nelson Dilipkumar, ranked 19th with 111,500 views. The Tamil-language action comedy follows Jailer, released in 2023, and stars Rajinikanth, Ramya Krishnan and Yogi Babu.
American television executive Dick Ebersol, born in 1947, ranked 20th with 106,200 views, up from 3,000 on Nov. 1. His page had drawn 12,700 views on Oct. 29 before falling to 2,600 on Oct. 31.
Ebersol is a senior adviser for NBC Universal Sports & Olympics and previously chaired NBC Sports. His television production work included the Olympic Games.
You Can See Everything, a 2026 film, ranked 22nd with 99,900 views. Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim directed the American documentary, which follows Elizabeth Holmes, founder of the defunct health technology company Theranos.
Matthew Perry, the American and Canadian actor who lived from 1969 to 2023, ranked 29th with 75,200 views. He played Chandler Bing in the NBC comedy Friends, which ran from 1994 to 2004.
Clayface, a 2026 DC Studios film, ranked 30th with 73,500 views. The body horror film draws on the DC Comics character, with James Watkins directing a screenplay by Mike Flanagan and Hossein Amini.
Wildwood, a 2026 film by Travis Knight, ranked 35th with 69,800 views. Laika produced the stop-motion animated fantasy, based on the 2011 novel by Colin Meloy and Carson Ellis.
American actress Inde Navarrette, born in 2001, ranked 36th with 69,700 views, down from 142,100 on Nov. 1. That earlier count had risen from 23,600 on Oct. 29.
Ramayana: Part 1, a 2026 Indian film by Nitesh Tiwari, ranked 46th with 60,000 views. The Hindi-language mythological film is based on the epic poem Ramayana.
The counts cover Nov. 2 in UTC. Page views measure attention, without establishing approval, quality or success.
