Pamela Brown
Pamela Brown
British stage actress Pamela Brown's film appearances were sporadic but memorable; she was often cast in haughty or eccentric roles. Her notable features include impressive sloe eyes, pointy chin, a come-hither smile, and a deep resonant voice. Brown studied at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art, then made her stage debut as Juliet in Romeo and Juliet at Stratford-on-Avon in 1936, when she was 19. She played a large variety of roles for the Old Vic and made her highly successful Broadway debut in 1947 in Oscar Wilde's The Importance of Being Earnest. Brown debuted onscreen in One of Our Aircraft is Missing (1942) and made on-and-off appearances in films until 1973's Lady Caroline Lamb. She won an Emmy for her work in Victoria Regina on American TV. ~ All Movie Guide
Filmography of Pamela Brown:
- Cleopatra with Elizabeth Taylor , Richard Burton , Rex Harrison , Roddy McDowall , George Cole , Martin Landau , Hume Cronyn , Kenneth Haigh , Andrew Keir , Robert Stephens , Francesca Annis , Martin Benson , John Doucette , John Hoyt , Carroll O'Connor , Douglas Wilmer , Jean Marsh , Finlay Currie , Cesare Danova , Michael Hordern , Jeremy Kemp , Laurence Naismith
- Dracula with Nigel Davenport , Fiona Lewis , Jack Palance , Simon Ward
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