Cast

Photographs cropped, resized and optimized as WebP, displayed in monochrome.

• Paul Hurst — Film World Publishing · Public domain
• Paul Kelly — trailer screenshot (MGM) · Public domain
• Paul Langton — film screenshot (MGM) · Public domain
• Paul Lukas — Trailer screenshot Licencing information : https://web.archive.org/web/20080321033709/http://www.sabucat.com/?pg=copyright and http://www.creativeclearance.com/guidelines.html#D2; The Casino Murder Case trailer · Public domain
• Paul Mazursky — che (Please credit as "Petr Novák, Wikipedia" in case you use this outside Wikimedia projects.) · CC BY-SA 2.5
• Paul Muni — First National Pictures · Public domain
• Paul Panzer — Unknown author Unknown author; J. Willis Sayre Collection of Theatrical Photographs · Public domain
• Paul Robeson — Gordon Parks , Office of War Information; cropped by Beyond My Ken ( talk ) 07:13, 3 February 2011 (UTC) · Public domain
• Paul Wegener — Photouploader · Public domain
• Paul Whiteman — Artists Management Inc. · Public domain
• Paulette Goddard — Unknown author Unknown author · Public domain
• Pauline Garon — Photoplay magazine · Public domain
• Pauline Starke — Bain News Service · Public domain
• Pearl Sindelar — No photographer credited. · Public domain
• Pedro Armendáriz — None visible, probably Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer · Public domain
• Peggie Castle — trailer screenshot (Columbia Pictures) · Public domain
• Peggy Ann Garner — 20th Century Fox · Public domain
• Peggy Knudsen — CBS Television via Bureau of Industrial Service. This was a division of advertising agency Young & Rubicam. It was common in the 1950s and 1960s for networks, sponsors of programs and studios to use either advertising or publicity agencies to distribute publicity materials. · Public domain
• Peggy Pearce — Unknown author Unknown author; http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=30642355 ( Transferred from en.wikipedia to Commons. ) · Public domain
• Peggy Webber — TV episode screenshot (NBC) · Public domain
• Penny Singleton — Studio Publicity; [1] · Public domain
• Percy Marmont — Unattributed. Taken from Who's Who on the Silver Screen (page 41), by Charles Donald Fox and Milton L. Silver. Published by Ross Publishing Co., 1920. Photographers are credited en masse in the book's endnotes but which photographer is responsible for which is not listed. · Public domain
• Peter Graves — Wire photo · Public domain
• Peter Lawford — TV Guide · Public domain
• Peter Lind Hayes — NBC Television · Public domain
• Peter Lorre — Unknown author Unknown author · Public domain
• Peter Ustinov — Allan Warren · CC BY-SA 3.0
• Philip Merivale — International Pictures, Inc. · Public domain
• Phillips Holmes — Clarence Sinclair Bull (MGM); Leading Lights Autographs · Public domain
• Phillips Smalley — Albert Witzel; Filmland favorites; being the autographed photographs with biographical sketches of the leading photo play stars (1915). · Public domain
• Philo McCullough — Mayflower Photoplay Company / Associated First National Pictures; Motion Picture News (Mar. - Jun. 1920) at the Internet Archive · Public domain
• Phyllis Allen — Charlie Chaplin; Screenshot · Public domain
• Phyllis Brooks — produced by 20th Century Fox and supplied to CINELANDIA magazine · Public domain
• Phyllis Coates — Governor Films Inc. · Public domain
• Phyllis Fraser — Los Angeles Times · CC BY 4.0
• Phyllis Haver — James Abbe · Public domain
• Pierre Couderc — Seely (no individual credited); The Film Daily Year Book, Volume 11, 1928, page 344 · Public domain
• Pina Menichelli — Mario Nunes Vais; Collezione del Fondo Nunes Vais: http://www.fotografia.iccd.beniculturali.it/inventari/fondo/57 · Public domain
• Pinto Colvig — Byington Ford · CC BY-SA 4.0
• Pola Negri — Russell Ball (1896–1942) · Public domain
• Polly Ann Young — Lone Star Productions · Public domain
• Polly Moran — The original uploader was Pikabruce at English Wikipedia .; Transferred from en.wikipedia to Commons. · Public domain