Drusilla Wills

Drusilla Wills was an English performer active in the film industry during the early decades of British cinema. Born in London on November 14, 1884, Wills appeared in character roles that relied on distinctive mannerisms and vocal delivery, a common approach in comedic and supporting parts of the period. Her screen presence was brief but documented in at least two credited appearances, both in British productions from the 1920s and 1930s.

Wills is noted for a supporting role in the 1924 silent comedy What the Butler Saw as Sophie Foden, a character likely chosen for her ability to convey comedic timing through posture and expression. Over a decade later, she appeared in the 1939 comedy A Girl Must Live as Miss Polkinghome, again in a supporting capacity. These credits suggest Wills specia…