Butterfly McQueen
Thelma McQueen attended public school in Augusta, Georgia and graduated from high school in Long Island, New York. She studied dance with Katherine Dunham, Geoffrey Holder, and Janet Collins. She danced with the Venezuela Jones Negro Youth Group. The "Butterfly" stage name, which does describe her constantly moving arms, actually derives from dancing the "Butterfly Ballet" in a 1935 production of "A Midsummer Night's Dream". Her stage debut was in "Brown Sugar," directed by George Abbott for whom she did several other stage shows. In 1939 she appeared as the shop girls' assistant Lulu in The Women (1939) and in her most famous role, the irresponsible, whiny Prissy of Gone with the Wind (1939) ("Oh, Miss Scarlett, I don't know nuthin' 'bout birthin' babies"). Two other notable appearances among her string of silly maid parts were in Flame of Barbary Coast (1945) and Mildred Pierce (1945). From 1947 to 1951, she was a regular on the radio show "Beulah" and then in the TV version 1950-52. In 1980, a Greyhound Bus Lines guard mistook her for a pickpocket and handled her roughly, throwing her against a bench and cracking several of her ribs. She sued for assault, and after several years of litigation, she was awarded $60,000. She chose to live very frugally on the money and retired to a small town outside Augusta, Georgia, where she lived in anonymity in a modest one-bedroom cottage. On the night of Dec. 22, 1995, a fire broke out in her home, and she was found by firefighters lying on the sidewalk outside with severe burns over 70 percent of her body. She said her clothes caught fire while she was trying to light a kerosene heater in her cottage, which was destroyed by the fire. She was taken to Augusta Regional Medical Center, where she died at age 84.
Butz Ulrich Buse
Butz Buse puts all his heart and soul into his work as an actor. His career started 20 years ago on the stage in Paris and Amsterdam. Lately, Butz Buse has increasingly gained prominence within the film and TV industry. He is a master of his craft to an extent that repeatedly draws renowned directors like Felix Fuchssteiner, Wolfgang Murnberger, Marcus H. Rosenmueller, and Ralf Westhoff to name but a few. But he also loves to put his fine work into short-film projects like Marc Steck's Gummifaust which garnered him an award at this year's "2015 Genrenale 3".
Buya Watan
Buya Watan is known for Lokah Laqi (2016) and Gaga (2022).
Buyanhexig
Buyanhexig is an actor, known for Genghis: The Legend of the Ten (2012) and Norjmaa (2014).
Buz Alexander
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Buz Buckley
Hugh John Buckley II also known as Buz Buckley was a child actor from the time he was a baby. He played in many roles from Its a wonderful life to the fabulous Dorsey's. After joining the army he was stationed in Hawaii, after that they moved him to San Antonio where he met his wife to be Janice Zimmerman. After being married a year they had their first child Hugh John Buckley III, and there after having three more children. Kathi Buckley, Diana Buckley and finally Cari Buckley. He also had three grandchildren their names are Cody Simmons, Bo Simmons and Kennedy Buckley.
Buz Carpenter
Buz Carpenter is known for Secrets in the Sky: The Untold Story of Skunk Works (2019) and STEM in 30 (2014).
Buz Davis
Buz Davis is an actor, known for Dark Waters (2019), Curvature (2017) and A Kind of Murder (2016).
Buz Wallick
Buz Wallick was born and raised in Northern California where he cultivated a love and fascination with film and has the unique background of being self taught having worked on the crew of countless projects. In recent years he has become an LA based producer / director, doing what he loves best- telling stories through the art of cinema.
Buzen Hashim
Buzen Hashim is an actor, known for Evolusi KL Drift (2008), Pecah (2013) and KL Zombi (2013).
