Notes:Gilbert Blythe/Portrayal


 * Live-action


 * Audrey Cameron provided the voice of Gilbert in one episode of the British radio drama Anne of Green Gables (1941).
 * Charles Mason was Gilbert's voice actor in two episodes of the British radio drama Anne of Green Gables (1941).
 * Derek Lansiaux provided the voice of Gilbert in one episode of the British radio drama Anne of Green Gables (1944).
 * Eric Clavering was Gilbert's voice actor in two episodes of the British radio drama Anne of Green Gables (1944).
 * Pavol Mikulík provided the voice of Gilbert in the 1966 Slovak radio drama Anne of Green Gables.
 * Kazuhiko Inoue was Gilbert's voice actor in the 1979 Japanese TV series Anne of Green Gables.
 * Robert Harper provided the voice of Gilbert in the 1997 radio drama Anne of Green Gables.
 * Ali Mukaddam was Gilbert's voice actor in Anne of Green Gables: The Animated Series (2000–2001) and in the 2005 video film Anne: Journey to Green Gables.
 * David Kaufman provided the voice of Gilbert in the 2007 audio drama Anne of Green Gables.
 * Simon Jäger was Gilbert's voice actor in the German audio dramas Anne of Green Gables (2008), Anne of Avonlea (2008), Anne of Green Gables (2009), Anne of Windy Willows (2009) and in Anne's House of Dreams (2010).


 * Stage


 * Since 1965, these actors have portrayed Gilbert in the Charlottetown production of Anne of Green Gables – The Musical: Dean Regan (1965–1967), Jeff Hyslop (1968–1971), Claude Tessier (1972–1973, 1975), Bill Houghton (1974), Barrie Wood (1976–1977), Jim White (1978–1980), Tim Howar (1991), Graham Coffeng (1998–1999), Daniel Murphy (2000), Jamie McKnight (2001), Sean Hauk (2002, 2005–2006, 2009), Darren Voros (2003), Jory Rossiter (2004), Louie Rossetti (2007, 2013), Matt Wagman (2008), Andrew McAllister (2010), Justin Stadnyk (2011–2012), Gabe Antonacci (2014), Ben Chiasson (2015) and Aaron Hastelow (2016).
 * Since 2005, 7 actors have played the part in the Summerside and Charlottetown productions of Anne &amp; Gilbert: Peter Deiwick (2005–2006), Aaron Kyte (2007–2008, 2011), Michael Hughes (2009), Jory Rossiter (2010), Patrick Cook (2013–2014), Alex Furber (2015) and Cameron Kneteman (2016).