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Tom Skerritt leads Wikipedia views for film, TV and music subjects

Tom Skerritt drew 406,636 Wikipedia views on Oct. 23, the most among the film, television and music subjects listed. Clayface followed with 264,281 views, while Jailer 2 drew 192,717.

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Tom Skerritt. (Photo: Gage Skidmore / CC BY-SA 2.0, cropped)
Tom Skerritt. (Photo: Gage Skidmore / CC BY-SA 2.0, cropped)

Tom Skerritt, the American actor who died in 2026, drew 406,636 page views on Oct. 23, leading the listed film, television and music subjects, according to Wikipedia's page-view counts.

Skerritt ranked fourth across all subjects after views jumped from 1,793 on Oct. 21 to 371,141 on Oct. 22. Page views measure attention, counting article openings rather than approval, quality or success.

Skerritt appeared in more than 170 film and television productions between 1962 and 2025. His Oct. 23 total rose further from the previous day's surge, after daily views stayed close to 2,000 during the first three days shown.

Clayface, a 2026 DC Studios film, followed with 264,281 views and ranked fifth across all subjects. Its daily count climbed each day from 42,392 on Oct. 19, passing 105,904 on Oct. 21 and 168,347 on Oct. 22.

James Watkins directed the body horror psychological thriller, which is based on the DC Comics character. Mike Flanagan and Hossein Amini wrote the screenplay for the film, the third in the DC Universe.

Jailer 2, a 2026 Indian film by Nelson Dilipkumar, drew 192,717 views, placing sixth across all subjects. Its count fell each day from 321,853 on Oct. 19, including a decline from 243,842 on Oct. 22.

The Tamil-language action comedy is a sequel to Jailer, released in 2023, and stars Rajinikanth. You Can See Everything, a 2026 documentary film, ranked 10th with 128,351 views, down from 268,900 on Oct. 19.

Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim directed the documentary, which follows Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes. Its daily views declined throughout the five days, falling through 206,507 on Oct. 20 and 170,153 on Oct. 21.

Miranda Hart, the English actress, comedian and writer, drew 100,427 views, ranking 13th. That was up from 16,231 the previous day and 10,660 on Oct. 21.

John Anderson, the American country musician who died in 2026, followed in 14th place with 98,885 views. His count fell from 336,579 on Oct. 22, after reaching just 466 on Oct. 21.

Wildwood, a 2026 film by Travis Knight, ranked 21st with 78,675 views, up from 18,175 on Oct. 19. The stop-motion animated fantasy film's count rose each day, including from 43,895 on Oct. 22.

Jerry Hall, the American model and actress, ranked 27th with 71,093 views. Her count fell from 138,456 the previous day, following a rise from 7,341 on Oct. 21.

The Celebrity Traitors series 2 drew 70,887 views, placing 28th, up from 40,591 on Oct. 22. The 2026 series began airing on BBC One on Oct. 1.

Dorothy, a 2026 Indian film by Karthik Subbaraj, ranked 31st with 67,095 views. The Tamil-language crime drama's count climbed from 11,273 on Oct. 22 and 7,185 on Oct. 21.

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