George Cleethorpe

George Cleethorpe was a notable figure in the early Indian film industry, particularly recognized for his work in the silent era. He served as the property master for the 1916 film "The Pawnshop," one of the earliest Indian feature films. As a property master, Cleethorpe was responsible for sourcing, managing, and maintaining all the props and set dressing used in the production. His role was crucial in creating the visual environment that helped bring the film's narrative to life.