` ::Thanks for your nice response. It's odd that I've never run across you before, since you take an interest in film actors, but there are a lot of us out there. Yes, there actually is a preferred style for filmographies, and that can be found at WP:ACTOR#Filmography. You are certainly welcome to join the project and we'd welcome you. There are not a lot of ``vocal`` members, but there are a few you can always go to for questions, besides myself.  and  both work with me and you should get basically the same answer from any of us, with some minor variations. You're certainly welcome to join our little group of Wikipedians. Rossrs actually created the Michael Caine filmography, it may have been one of his earlier efforts, although I'm not positive of that. I went ahead and put in the rowspan= in the Claude Rains filmography last night, I was bold, although I didn't do that to Bette Davis filmography, and I do think that should be done, as I said, it gives a better grouping. I think it is fine to put in television and stage credits in what we call a filmography, it really is a section/area to cover the body of work, and those credits do cover that. I prefer to put awards in the notes section of the filmography and I think most of us do that, using the lists from IMDB. The Anna Neagle article is very nice. If you are looking for things to work on, there is a list at Wikipedia talk:WikiProject Actors and Filmmakers#Filmography tables that all need either tabling or even a filmography list added. We work on it as it goes on. I started that with just Academy Award winners, it seemed a good place to start.  ::It's nice to talk with you and please feel free to contact me anytime!   `