Susan Saint James, the American actress whose credits include The Name of the Game, drew 252,000 page views on Nov. 2, the most among listed entertainment subjects, according to Wikipedia.
Her total rose from 12,500 the previous day and exceeded that of English actor Patrick Stewart, who drew 132,700 views. Saint James ranked sixth across all subjects, while Stewart placed 15th.
The counts cover Nov. 2 in UTC. Page views count article openings and measure attention, without indicating approval, artistic quality or commercial success.
Saint James's views had fallen from 57,900 on Oct. 29 to 12,300 on Oct. 31 before the increase. She played Peggy Maxwell in The Name of the Game and won an Emmy for the series in 1969.
Stewart's views fell each day from 2.4 million on Oct. 29 to 1.9 million on Oct. 30, then 450,100 on Oct. 31 and 205,400 on Nov. 1. His stage and screen career spanned more than 60 years.
Jailer 2, a 2026 Indian film directed by Nelson Dilipkumar, followed with 111,500 views, Wikipedia said. The Tamil-language action comedy is a sequel to the 2023 film Jailer and stars Rajinikanth.
American television executive Dick Ebersol drew 106,200 views, up from 3,000 on Nov. 1. His count had fallen from 12,700 on Oct. 29 to 2,600 on Oct. 31 before rising.
Ebersol is a senior adviser for NBC Universal Sports & Olympics and previously chaired NBC Sports. His television work included producing broadcasts of the Olympic Games.
Matthew Perry, the American and Canadian actor who played Chandler Bing in Friends, drew 75,200 views. That was down from 90,700 on Nov. 1 and 96,200 on Oct. 29.
Clayface, a 2026 DC Studios film, recorded 73,500 views, compared with 83,100 the previous day. James Watkins directed the American body horror film, which is based on the DC Comics character.
Wildwood, a 2026 film directed by Travis Knight, drew 69,800 views, down from 71,000 on Nov. 1. Laika produced the American stop-motion fantasy, which adapts the 2011 novel by Colin Meloy and Carson Ellis.
American actress Inde Navarrette drew 69,700 views, down from 142,100 the previous day but above 23,600 on Oct. 29. Her television roles include 13 Reasons Why and Superman & Lois.
Ramayana: Part 1, a 2026 Indian film directed by Nitesh Tiwari, drew 60,000 views, up from 51,100 on Oct. 29. The Hindi-language mythological film is based on the epic poem Ramayana.
King, an upcoming Indian film directed by Siddharth Anand, recorded 58,100 views. Views for the Hindi-language action thriller rose each day from 9,000 on Oct. 29, including an increase from 24,300 on Nov. 1.
