There was Harvey in "Harvey". And Tracey in Eastenders is mostly silent.

Mind you, I prefer the silent characters in "The Archers".

Babe, Pig In The City.

Harpo Marx

Babe 'talked', or are you just being rude? 

Harvey... but a bit long unless you remember and love Jimmy Stewart. 

Harpo Marx! Of course greenandpink!  

There was also the French Marcel Marceau. generally accepted as the greatest silent mime artist of all time. Although mainly on stage, he did appear in a number of films and appeared in various TV shows around the world.

There are many clips of him on Youtube, but this is a clip of extracts and photos.



The accompanying music is Por Una Cabeza by Carlos Gardel (used in quite a few films most memorably in Scent of a Woman)

Although not totally silent, we should also include another Frenchman, Jacques Tati. He only acted and directed a handful of films, but his character Monsieur Hulot was famous in his time. His films were made between the late 40s and early 70s. His films were highly regarded around the world, but I personally never took to them. They have been reissued on DVDs over the past year.

A very short clip from Mon Oncle:

I always loved watching Harold Lloyd movies.

I recently bought Harvey on DVD, love love love that film.

Maris in Frasier was neither seen nor heard.

I loved how Maris was such a big part of many of the story lines without ever having to make an appearance.

Dame Edna's bridesmaid, Madge Allsop.