Sean Barry-Weske

Victor Weske), started on London's "West End" Stage in 1917 and continued into 'silent films'.

His mother (Rita Tobin-Weske), (with her two sisters) started in cabaret in the 1920s, singing and dancing as "The Ricardo Sisters".

In 1927 she then went into films and continued working in films and TV right up to the late 1980s. His brother (Brian Weske), was a child actor and was a star in the "West End" before he was fourteen. He appeared in over 80 films. He also wrote and recorded many songs and even wrote songs for Jess Conrad, Johnny Kidd and the Pirates, plus many other artists. In later life he was the personal assistant to his good friend Sir Michael Caine. Sean, has been an actor, plus photographer most of his life in Europe and Hollywood.

Sean, was born in 1940 into a 'Theatrical' Family. His father (H.

He then went on to appear in many British Productions (mostly playing the villain) until 1948.

In the late 1960s he was the partner of John Kavan when he formed a theatrical agency called "Co-opted Arts" in Great Newport Street, London. He then opened his own agency close to Carnaby Street in "Swinging London", which he named "Top Girls", where he handled many of the Industry's most beautiful women.

In 1967 Sean went to Italy and with his company, "Sean Barry (Film) Productions", produced and directed "The Ugly Battle", and in 1968 "The Forgotten War" and "The Dolphin's Quest".

Then back to London in 1973 where he formed the "British Motion Picture Company" with George McIndoe and the actor Jack Wild, based at Shepperton Studios. With George as co-director they did "The Studio Kids" and "Lazy Days".